In the probabilistic seismic-hazard assessment (PSHA), one cal- culates the peak ground acceleration (PGA) (alternatively velocity, displacement, or intensity) at a given location that is expected not to be exceeded by a probability chosen by expert judgment (dif- fering in different cases) and during a selected period. This is usually done by considering the influence of several seismogenic sources in the vicinity of a site. Here we consider the simple case in which one source capable of a large earthquake dominates the PGA calculation, a situation often encountered in practice.
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Testing the Basic Assumption for Probabilistic Seismic-Hazard Assessment: 11 Failures
Max Wyss
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Seismological Research Letters
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2015
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