... at stations of The Committee of Earthquake Observation and Research in the Kansai Area (CEORKA) network, western Japan, exhibits properties of the power law or the II law. The observation matches well with the prediction, which is based on existing ground‐motion prediction equations for Japan. Parameters...

... Parameters for Turkey Mustafa Bilal and Aysegul Askan Revisiting the Ishimoto–Iida Law for Strong‐Motion Seismograms: A Case Study at CEORKA Network, Japan Mamoru Kato Issues and Approaches for Implementing Conditional Mean Spectra in Practice Brian Carlton and Norman Abrahamson...

... method of the frequency- independent Q -scheme ( Day and Bradley, 2001 ). Since the Kobe earthquake, the strong-motion observation networks in Japan have improved rapidly in quality and quantity with the deployment of the Kyoshin network ( k-net ) ( Kinoshita, 1998 ) and the Kiban Kyoshin network...

... and digitized by Wald (1996) . (Seismometers in the Committee for Earthquake Observation and Research for the Kansai Area [ CEORKA ] network record velocity, but CEORKA processes the records to provide acceleration time histories.) The national strong-motion network in Turkey recorded ground motions...

... carried out an analysis of the second step. Figure 4 shows the results for the three types of earthquake. Figure 3. Fault geometry (a) and distribution of stations (b) in numerical tests. Either a dip-slip fault (DS) or a vertical strike-slip fault (SS) is placed at the center of a network...

... in the Kansai Area ( CEORKA ) in Japan ( Toki et al. , 1995 ), and the Japan Railway Institute, whose records were scanned and digitized by Wald (1996) . Seismometers installed in the CEORKA network record velocity, and those records are differentiated once to obtain accelerograms. The national strong...

... earthquake-motion data obtained by three organizations: the Council of Earthquake Observation Research Kansai (CEORKA), the Kansai Electric Power Company, and the Kiban Kyoshin (KiK) Strong-Motion Observation Network. References Boore , D. M. ( 1983 ). Stochastic simulation of high-frequency...

... networks operated by the California Geological Survey Strong Motion Instrumentation Program (CSMIP), the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), and the Central Weather Bureau of Taiwan (CWB). About half of the records came from the 1999 Chi-Chi, Taiwan, earthquake and its 5 aftershocks. Figure 2 shows...

... correlations for these proxies. Thus, we plot a gross picture of the sepa- rated HSAF throughout Japan using GMT (Wessel and Smith, 1998) for 2600 sites of K-NET and KiK-net by NIED, JMA networks, and CEORKA network. The observed HSAF from the generalized inversion is the site amplification relative...