Correlación entre la forma de la razón espectral H/V con la estratigrafía del subsuelo en 10 sitios de estudio

Once the horizontal to vertical technique is applied to ambient vibrations, it is possible that peaks are not well identified. These peaks are usually associated to significant contrasts between soil and bedrock, and this condition may not be presented in all sites. However, the shape of graphics co...

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Autor principal: Schmidt Diaz, Victor
Formato: Online
Lenguaje:spa
Publicado: Universidad de Costa Rica 2018
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.ucr.ac.cr/index.php/ingenieria/article/view/31730
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Sumario:Once the horizontal to vertical technique is applied to ambient vibrations, it is possible that peaks are not well identified. These peaks are usually associated to significant contrasts between soil and bedrock, and this condition may not be presented in all sites. However, the shape of graphics could give additional valuable information about specific characteristics of the soil profile, such as: slope of the bedrock, inversion of shear velocities between successive soil layers, homogeneity of materials, etc. This research intends to correlate the shape of the H/V graphics with the available geophysical information for 10 previously characterized sites. Similar studies proposed by other authors are considered. Ambient vibrations were registered using a triaxialseismograph. The ratio of the averaged horizontal to vertical spectra were obtained. These plots were related to the site stratigraphy and four cases were well identified: pointed peak, wide peak, double peak and flat graph.