General
Strong ground motion relationship
The strong ground motion (SGM) relationship is used to calculate the peak particle velocity (PPV) generated by a seismic event. You may also hear this
4 January 2019
The strong ground motion (SGM) relationship is used to calculate the peak particle velocity (PPV) generated by a seismic event. You may also hear this
The Iso View in the Hazard Assessment application expresses the seismic hazard in two ways. The current yearly hazard normalised over 500 metres within the
As mentioned in the last blog post, energy and moment are independently calculated based on the displacement and velocity spectra of the recorded waveforms. Another
You know that energy and moment are parameters to describe seismic events. But what exactly is their physical meaning for a seismic event source and
Did you know you can download root folders from mXsync? We have uploaded root folders for Tasmania and Big Bell mines. These sites have closed
We have added some new features to the Hazard Assessment app to calculate the minode hazard for filter volumes. This works just like the current
Probabilistic seismic hazard calculations are dependent on the number of events (N) and the b-value. But which has more effect on the hazard result? The
Yes, this is a frequently asked question…. MUL or MUpper-Limit refers to the truncating magnitude of the Gutenberg-Richter distribution. We used to refer to this
We started making training videos about 12 months ago and feedback has been quite positive. At the last AGM, a suggestion came for a training
Charts usually auto-adjust their ranges to the input data. This is often what you want, but occasionally it does make it harder to compare charts