View source: R/pea_2020_ngasub.R
pea_2020_ngasub | R Documentation |
This function calculates the ground motion median values and standard deviations
pea_2020_ngasub(
M,
T = 1000,
Rrup,
Vs30,
event.type,
region = "Global",
saturation.region = "Global",
Z2.5 = "default",
basin = 0,
hypocentral.depth,
Ts = NA,
Reg = "Global",
coefficients1 = pea_2020_coeffs1,
coefficients2 = pea_2020_coeffs2,
coefficients3 = pea_2020_coeffs3,
coefficients4_IF = pea_2020_coeffs4_Interf,
coefficients4_Slab = pea_2020_coeffs4_Slab
)
M |
Moment magnitude, a numeric value |
T |
Period (sec); Use Period = -1 for PGV computation. Use 1000 (by default) for output the array of Sa with original Pea et al pre-defined periods |
Rrup |
Closest distance (km) to the ruptured plane |
Vs30 |
Shear wave velocity averaged over top 30 m (in m/s) |
event.type |
The indicator of subduction type: 0 for interface; 1 for slab |
region |
A string that corresponds to options in the DatabaseRegion column of the flatfile, plus global. Must be a string in any of: "Global", "Alaska", "Cascadia", "CAM", "Japan", "SA" or "Taiwan". If no matches, default will be global model. |
saturation.region |
A string that corresponds to regions defined by C. Ji and R. Archuleta (2018): "Global", "Aleutian","Alaska","Cascadia","CAM_S", "CAM_N", "Japan_Pac","Japan_Phi", "SA_N","SA_S", "Taiwan_W","Taiwan_E". If unknown, use "Global". |
Z2.5 |
The basin depth to the layer where the shear wave is 2.5 km/s. Only used if DatabaseRegion == "Japan" or "Cascadia". Can also specify "default" to get no basin term (e.g. delta_Z2.5 = 0) |
basin |
Flag of baisn type. It is only used if DatabaseRegion == "Cascadia". Value can be 0, 1, or 2, where 0 == having an estimate of Z2.5 outside mapped basin, 1 == Seattle basin, and 2 == other mapped basin (Tacoma, Everett, Georgia, etc.) |
hypocentral.depth |
The depth of hypocenter (km). To use Ztor value to estimate hypocentral depth, see Ch. 4.3.3/Eqs. 4.16 & 4.17 of Parker et al. (2020) PEER report |
Ts |
A single period ranges from 0.01-10s for epistemic uncertainty. Ts = NA will take the same periods as T. |
Reg |
A string to specify region for epistemic uncertainty. Options include "Global", "Alaska", "Aleutian", "Cascadia", "CAM_N", "CAM_S", "Japan_Pac", "Japan_Phi", "SA_N", "SA_S", "Taiwan". |
coefficients1 |
The model coefficients for interface. Use internal saved data, no need to specify. |
coefficients2 |
The model coefficients for slab. Use internal saved data, no need to specify. |
coefficients3 |
The model coefficients for aleatory. Use internal saved data, no need to specify. |
coefficients4_IF |
The model coefficients for epistemic for interface. Use internal saved data, no need to specify. |
coefficients4_Slab |
The model coefficients for epistemic for slab Use internal saved data, no need to specify. |
A dataframe of 15 variables. 1. period, the same as input; 2. Vs30, the same as input; 3. Rrup, the same as input; 4. Tau, even-to-event Std; 5. Phi_total, total within-event Std; 6. Phi_SS, single station Std; 7. PhiS2S, site-to-site Std; 8. Phi_partitioned, remaining Std - Phi_total excludes Phi_SS and PhiS2S; 9. Sigma_total, total Std; 10. Sigma_partitioned, Sigma_total excludes Tau and Phi_total; 11. Mu, median prediction (g - PSA/PGA, cm/s - PGV); 12. Flin, linear amplification; 13. Fnl, nonlinear amplification; 14. Rock, median prediction on reference rock site (g - PSA/PGA, cm/s - PGV); 15. Epi, epistemic uncertainty
Parker, GA, JP Stewart, DM Boore, GM Atkinson, B Hassani (2020). NGA-Subduction global ground-motion models with regional adjustment factors, PEER Report 2020/03, Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center, UC Berkeley (Center Headquarters), 131 pages.
pea_2020_ngasub(M = 7.8, T = 1000, Rrup = 50, Vs30 = 350, event.type = 1,
hypocentral.depth = 45)
pea_2020_ngasub(M = 8.5, T = c(0.035, 6), Rrup = 50, Vs30 = 450, event.type = 0,
region = "Japan", saturation.region = "Japan_Pac", Z2.5 = "default", hypocentral.depth = 75,
Ts = NA, Reg = "Japan_Pac")
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