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结构抗震资料（Structural seismic data） Seismic review data Noun explanation Source depth: distance from the epicenter to the source Epicentre: distance from the ground to the epicenter. Focal distance; The distance from the ground to the source. Seismic wave: the underground rock mass is fractured, the staggered vibration is generated, and the wave form is transmitted from the source to the outside to form seismic waves. Earthquake intensity: the average strength of the surface and various buildings of a certain area affected by an earthquake. Equal intensity line: the outsourcer of various locations with the same intensity. Basic intensity: refers to the maximum seismic intensity that a region may encounter in a certain period (50 years in our country) under normal conditions, with a certain probability (10% of our country). The multiple earthquake refers to the seismic intensity of the region with a probability of exceeding the probability of 63.2% in 50 years. The earthquake, which refers to the region with an earthquake of about 10 percent in 50 years, is called an earthquake. The han earthquake refers to the seismic intensity of the region with a probability of 2 to 3 percent over 50 years. Fortifying intensity: the earthquake intensity that is approved by the state as a seismic fortification of a region. Class a building: the construction damage of major construction projects and earthquakes may result in serious consequences, and its determination must be approved by the state. Class b building: buildings that cant be interrupted or need to be restored as soon as possible during an earthquake. Class c construction: general construction, including other than a, b, and other buildings. Class building: secondary buildings, including general warehouses, less personnel auxiliary buildings, etc. The small buildings that protruding the roof of the building under the action of the earthquake are affected by the high vibration type, and the damage is more serious due to the