Sentence examples for motion prediction equations from inspiring English sources

The horizontal PGA values were compared with those predicted by two ground motion prediction equations (GMPEs) for ground accelerations.

By comparing the response spectra of observed ground motions during this earthquake with predictions from commonly used ground motion prediction equations, Boore (2001) found that the observed motions differed from predicted by factors larger than expected from an earthquake-to-earthquake variation.

To predict the strong ground motion of future destructive earthquakes, empirical ground motion prediction equations have been developed and applied to many regions of the world (e.g., Si and Midorikawa 1999; Douglas 2003).

Ground motion prediction equations (GMPEs) or attenuation relationships are used to provide a means of predicting the level of ground shaking and its associated uncertainty at any given site or location (Fig. 4).

This paper presents a novel, efficient approach for ranking of ground motion prediction equations based on artificial neural network (ANN).

Some of the research presented on this web site relies on ground motion prediction equations (GMPEs) to estimate probability distributions of observed ground motion intensity associated with a given earthquake magnitude, source-to-site distance, etc.

While the observed peak ground acceleration values were smaller than the predicted ones that were derived from the use of a ground motion prediction equation, the observed peak ground velocity values were slightly larger than the predicted ones.

The state-of-the-art ground motion prediction equation for induced seismicity is applied in Monte Carlo simulation to obtain a stochastic field of the seismic intensity.

The problem is solved with the aid of the Differential Evolution algorithm which searches for potential record combinations whose mean and variance match the target spectral values (median and percentiles) obtained either from a code-compatible smooth spectrum or from a ground motion prediction equation (GMPE).

ShakeMaps are first produced using recordings, a ground motion prediction equation, and geological data from the site of the earthquake.

The Ground Motion Prediction Equation (GMPE) was applied to verify our results.