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Standing Wave Method in Engineering Seismology
- Publisher: European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers
- Source: Conference Proceedings, Near Surface Geoscience 2012 – 18th European Meeting of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics, Sep 2012, cp-306-00104
- ISBN: 978-90-73834-34-7
Abstract
Standing wave field, different from other waves by coherence property in time, is always formed in closed spaces. Standing waves extraction from recorded wave fields on filtering basis by coherence in time and conversion of nonsimultaneous observations in simultaneous standing waves records in studied objects forms the basis of standing wave method. The method performs well in study of self-induced buildings vibrations. Amplitudes and phases maps of standing waves in set of natural frequencies fully characterize object and allow to determine not only seismic stability, but realize physical state diagnostics at a constructional elements level. In microzoning the standing wave method performs well as direct research method of resonant properties of section. As a result of standing wave method use we have set of section natural frequencies and vibration amplification maps. On the basis of maps of standing wave phases a resonance type is simply set. The resonances, formed as multiples between horizontal boundaries, have the same close phase on area, whereas in lenses and block mediums horizontal resonances may appear characterized by banded change of areal phase. Combination of high-accuracy study of resonant properties of areas and buildings provides a new echelon of accuracy in seismic risk assessment.