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Study on the amplification effect and law of soil depth on ground motion

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To analyze the relationship between ground motion and different soil depth and effectively reduce the damage degree of ground motion, the amplification effect and law of soil depth on ground motion are studied. First, taking the earthquake area as the research object, drew the site distribution map of the earthquake area, modified the drilling site in the earthquake area by using the engineering drilling data, calculated the hysteretic coherence function of the site amplification system according to the random vibration theory, draw the number of site amplification systems and the PGA distribution map of the earthquake area, and complete the research on the effect of soil site depth on the ground motion amplification effect. By collecting ground motion monitoring data and investigating typical post-earthquake landslides and collapses, the characteristics of ground motion parameters, dynamic response characteristics of slope and dynamic parameter variation characteristics of aftershocks on slope are studied using statistical analysis, qualitative description, semi quantitative analysis and numerical simulation. The influence law of ground motion on the depth of coating site is analyzed to reduce the damage degree of ground motion. The test results show that this method can effectively analyze the influence of the depth of the coating site on ground motion, reduce the damage degree of ground motion, promote the construction of strong earthquake loss assessment system, enhance the practical application effect, improve the current situation of strong earthquake observation in China, determine the construction of strength, express loss assessment system, and improve the response speed and reliability of strength express loss assessment. It provides reference value for post-earthquake loss assessment.

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Peng, C. Study on the amplification effect and law of soil depth on ground motion. Appl Nanosci 13, 2199–2210 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13204-021-02081-2

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