Data-derived site response and its predictability using ergodic and site-specific methods
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Data-derived site response and its predictability using ergodic and site-specific methods

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Abstract

We derive non-ergodic site response for California sites using an expanded version of the NGA-West2 database. We then investigate the degree to which different site response analysis methods capture observations. An ergodic site term provides a baseline against which other models are compared. Here we emphasize site-specific ground response analysis for sites with in situ VS measurements. We describe the assignment of damping to individual soil layers using geotechnical models and site-specific spectral amplitude decay parameter kappa.  We provide data-model comparisons for cases in which ground response analyses provide variable levels of effectiveness.

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