TY  - CHAP
CY  - Amsterdam
ID  - epos1919
UR  - https://www.elsevier.com/books/international-handbook-of-earthquake-and-engineering-seismology-part-b/lee/978-0-12-440658-2?start_rank=21&sortby=sortByDateDesc&cat0=earth-and-planetary-sciences&cat1=geophysics&cat2=seismology
A1  - Campbell, Kenneth W.
N2  - An evaluation of seismic hazards, whether deterministic (scenario
based) or probabilistic, requires an estimate of the expected
ground motion at the site of interest. The most common means of
estimating this ground motion in engineering practice, including
probabilistic seismic hazard analysis (PSHA), is the use of an
attenuation relation. An attenuation relation, or ground-motion
model as seismologists prefer to call it, is a mathematical-based
expression that relates a specific strong-motion parameter of
ground shaking to one or more seismological parameters of an
earthquake. These seismological parameters quantitatively characterize
the earthquake source, the wave propagation path between
the source and the site, and the soil and geological profile
beneath the site.
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ED  - Lee, William HK
ED  - Kanamori, Hiroo
ED  - Jennings, Paul C.
ED  - Kisslinger, Carl
M1  - 81B
TI  - Strong- Motion Attenuation Relations
AV  - none
EP  - 1012
Y1  - 2003/07//
PB  - Elsevier
SN  - 9780124406582
SP  - 1003
T2  - International handbook of earthquake and engineering seismology
ER  -