Figure 2. Residuals [in log-10] for PGV and PGA versus magnitude and distance represent tectonic dataset. Green dots refer to the calculated PGV and PGA using Atkinson (2015) model, while yellow dots correspond to calibrated model (Edwards et al., 2020), and red dots are the simulated PGV and PGA.
URBASIS-EU is once again organizing a spring university, this time on "Urban seismology and Risk analysis", from May 15 to May 20, 2023, in Porquerolles, France.
The objectives of this second spring school are to provide students (PhD, post-doc and others) with an insight into research issues in engineering seismology, earthquake engineering and seismic risk in the broadest sense, and current and emerging research topics on seismic risk in interaction with the components that make up urban environments. Among these topics, we find the prediction of seismic ground motion and site effects, the emerging risk associated with induced seismicity, risk characterization and losses prediction, wave propagation in complex urban environments, insurance engineering, etc...
The spirit of this spring school is also to bring together young scientists and senior scientists coming from academic, private, non-profit and non-governmental sectors in a friendly spirit. In this way, time slots will be provided to create an effective friendly interaction between lecturers and students.
Registrations are open from January the 15th to February the 15th.
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