以微地动量测方法研究顺向坡之放大与极化效应.PDF

以微地動量測方法研究 順向坡之放大與極化效應 報告者：林子翔 指導老師：李錫堤老師、邱宏智老師 報告日期： Outline  Introduction  Paper review  Research methods  Data analysis  Preliminary results  Future work 2 Introduction Review Methods Analysis Results The triggering of slope failures during earthquakes can be significantly influenced by the dynamic response of slopes to seismic shaking (e.g. Del Gaudio Wasowski, 2011). However the complexity of factors controlling site effects in the lithologically heterogeneus and topographically rough conditions that characterise landslide-prone slopes makes difficult to recognise situations where seismic ground motion amplification can lead to increased slope failure hazard. And also encumbrance cause by the scarcity of relevant seismometric data. Indeed, permanent stations are rarely located on unstable slopes and recordings from short-term tests are insufficient to infer general criteria for the assessment of seismic slope behavior. Introduction Review Methods Analysis Results Several studies pointed out that site amplifications affecting marginally unstable slopes can considerably influence landslide triggering during earthquakes (e.g. Sepulveda et al., 2005; Meunier et al., 2008; Bozzano et al., 2008). And in the last two decades some workers (Bonamassa and Vidale, 1991; Vidale et al., 1991; Spudich et al., 1996; Xu et al., 1996; Martino et al., 2006) have reported cases of notable directional variations of seismic site response under different geological and topographical conditions. And a recent studies by Del Gaudio and C.T. Lee provided new evidence of this phenomenon. This study want to investigate the effect to a dip-slope an