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Rose School Lectures – 20 13 S. Akkar and D. M. Boore

Rose School Lectures – 20 13 S. Akkar and D. M. Boore. Engineering S eismology & S eismic H azard A ssessment H AZARD and R ISK, T ECTONICS, E ARTHQUAKES and F AULTS. Instructors Sinan Akkar David Boore Teaching Assistant Luis Rodriguez. My Contact Information. David M. Boore

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Rose School Lectures – 20 13 S. Akkar and D. M. Boore

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  1. Rose School Lectures – 2013 S. Akkar and D. M. Boore Engineering Seismology& Seismic Hazard Assessment HAZARD and RISK, TECTONICS, EARTHQUAKESand FAULTS

  2. Instructors • SinanAkkar • David Boore • Teaching Assistant • Luis Rodriguez

  3. My Contact Information • David M. Boore • boore@usgs.gov • http://www.daveboore.com USGS - DAVID BOORE

  4. Online Software • SMSIM (stochastic model simulations and site amplification using full resonant and square-root impedance simulations) • TSPP (a collection of FORTRAN programs for processing and manipulating time series ) • BSSA14_GM_TMR (Evaluate the recent Boore et al. PEER NGA ground-motion prediction equations (GMPEs)) USGS - DAVID BOORE

  5. Course Schedule: Week 1

  6. Course Schedule: Week 2

  7. Course Schedule: Week 3

  8. Course Schedule: Week 4

  9. Course evaluation based on 3 elements: • Tutorials and exercises (45%) • Group oral reports on seismic hazard assessment project on 25th September (30%) • Final examination (25%)

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