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Simulation of ground motion in the Moscow region using the empirical Green’s function

• Published: 05 January 2010
• Volume 46 , pages 19–33, ( 2010 )

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• S. S. Aref’ev 1 &
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Historically, the Moscow region regularly experienced rather weak but quite perceptible seismic vibrations produced by intermediate-depth earthquakes of the Vrancea zone (Romania), located at a distance of 1400 km from Moscow. The coincidence of a number of unique factors such as a slowly varying focal depth, predominant source mechanisms, weak attenuation of seismic radiation in the north-northeast direction provide favorable conditions for application of the empirical Green’s function method. Using the digital seismogram of the Vrancea M w-5.8 earthquake recorded at the Moscow seismic station, we simulated synthetic seismograms of a scenario (expected maximum) earthquake with M w = 8.0, by application of the empirical Green’s function method adjusted for the given conditions. The calculation procedure was verified using analog records of strong earthquakes available at the Moscow seismic station. Digital records of the Obninsk seismic station included in the Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology (IRIS) system were used for additional control. Here, the scenario earthquake was modeled using the data on a much stronger earthquake of 1990 ( M W = 6.9). It is shown that, despite a certain scatter (quite adequately assessed in the scope of the method), the ultimate estimates of expected seismic impacts are quite reliable and can be recommended for practical use.

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Bykova, V.V., Aref’ev, S.S. & Rivera, L. Simulation of ground motion in the Moscow region using the empirical Green’s function. Izv., Phys. Solid Earth 46 , 19–33 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1069351310010027

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