Misure di rumore sismico (LAquila) INGV-UniRoma3 Corso di Sismologia e Rischio Sismico 8 maggio 2013.

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Misure di rumore sismico (LAquila) INGV-UniRoma3 Corso di Sismologia e Rischio Sismico 8 maggio 2013

Rapporto sugli effetti del terremoto aquilano del 6 aprile 2009 Coordinamento del rilievo macrosismico a cura di P. Galli e R. Camassi

Siti di misura

Analisi H/V

AMBIENT NOISE SESAME: Site EffectS assessment using AMbient Excitations

Understanding the physical nature and composition of the ambient seismic noise wavefield, especially in urban areas, requires answering two sets of questions, which are not independent of each other: What is the origin of the ambient vibrations (where and what are the sources)? What is the nature of the corresponding waves, i.e., body or surface waves? What is the ratio of body and surface waves in the seismic noise wavefield? Within surface waves, what is the ratio of Rayleigh and Love waves? Again within surface waves, what is the ratio of fundamental mode and higher modes? Nature of ambient vibration wavefield From SESAME……

The wavefield being a mixture of Love, Rayleigh and body waves, the origin of the H/V peaks (and troughs) is multiple: Rayleigh wave ellipticity, Airy phase of Love wave modes, resonance of S and/or P body waves. Nature of ambient vibration wavefield

Most of the H/V peak frequencies agree within a deviation range of 10-20% with the 1D frequencies, the most extreme deviation are found for receivers that are located at the border of the model or above local topographical troughs. Used for the identification of the resonance frequency (amplitude values are not always reliable) theoretical 1D resonance frequencies (1D transfer function for vertically incident Swaves) H/V peak frequencies computed Ambient noise: HVNSR, or Nakamura Technique

FOUNDAMENTAL FREQUENCY there are a good agreement between fundamental frequency obtained from earthquake and ambient noise non- agreements specially for low requencies (noise data can not shown the fundamental frequency predicted spectral ratio method). fo(SSR) earthquake fo(HVNSR) noise Ao(SSR) earthquake Ao(HVNSR) noise HVNSR versus SSR AMPLITUDE for many of the sites the amplification factors obtained from noise data are smaller than those obtained by earthquakes.

AMBIENT NOISE ANALYSIS

GEOPSY free software X X

Analisi H/V