Question

how shake map are
constructed? ​

Answer 1

Answer:

Shake maps have become a valuable tool for real-time hazard and risk management worldwide. They are commonly used for rapid evaluation of potential damage following a major earthquake in order to inform emergency response, loss estimation and public information.

Shake maps are developed using two key inputs:  

1.  A ground motion prediction equation (GMPE) that models the regional source and attenuation effects, defining how ground motions scale with earthquake magnitude and distance, and
2. A site amplification map that shows the spatial variation of the effects of local site conditions.

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Answer 2

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