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Simulation of non-stationary ground motion processes (II)
by
梁建文
in
Earthquakes
/ ground
/ Ground motion
/ motion
/ non-stationary
/ processes
/ Seismic activity
/ Simulation
2005
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Simulation of non-stationary ground motion processes (II)
by
梁建文
in
Earthquakes
/ ground
/ Ground motion
/ motion
/ non-stationary
/ processes
/ Seismic activity
/ Simulation
2005
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Simulation of non-stationary ground motion processes (II)
2005
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Overview
This paper proposes a method for simulation of non-stationary ground motion processes having the identical statistical feature, time-dependent power spectrum, with a given ground motion record, on the basis of review of simulation of non-stationary ground motion processes. The method has the following advantages: the sample processes are non-stationary both in amplitude and frequency, and both the amplitude and frequency non-stationarity depend on the target power spectrum; the power spectrum of any sample process does not necessarily accord with the target power spectrum, but statistically, it strictly accords with the target power spectrum. Finally, the method is verified by simulation of one acceleration record in Landers earthquake.[PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
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Springer Nature B.V
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