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Seismic hazard analysis in Santo Domingo City Team 4 Report. Outline. Study area Geological setting HVSR technique ReMi , Masw and Spac techniques Final discussion. Team Members. Pablo. Rocio. Fernando. Venezuela. Honduras. Dominican Rep. Team Members. Junior. Heriberto.
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Outline • Studyarea • Geological setting • HVSR technique • ReMi, Masw and Spactechniques • Final discussion
Team Members Pablo Rocio Fernando Venezuela Honduras Dominican Rep.
Team Members Junior Heriberto Norberto Lidia Honduras Haiti Dominican Rep. Puerto Rico
Study Area Profile 6 Profile 5 Profile 4 Profile 3 Profile 2 Profile 1
Geological setting of Santo Domingo Stratigraphiccolumn
H/V Results: 4.02 s 2.60 s ? ? ? Station SD03_p2-p3 (1508_9282_202) Station SD06_p3-p4 (1526_92F1_202)
H/V Results: 3.70 Secs 4.32 Secs ? ? Station SD02_p3-p4 (1349_92F1_202) Station SD03_p3-p4S (1410_949A_202)
H/V Results: 3.71 Secs 2.38 Secs ? ? ? Station SD07_p3-p4 (1550_949A_202) Station SD04_p2-p3 (1532_950C_202)
H/V Results: 0.27 Hz 3.70 Secs 0.28 Hz 3.58 Secs ? ? Station SD01A_p3-p4 (1300_92F1_202) Station SD01B_p3-p4 (1308_949A_202)
Location for ReMi, Spac and Masw surveys Remi and Masw Line 1 Mirador sur Av. Remi Line 2 Remi Line 3 Spac 1 Spac 2 Mirador del Sur park
RemiModel Line 3 727 m
Line 3 RemiModel Borehole S-4 Vs = 795 m/s Vs = 978 m/s 65.5 m Dispersion curve RMS error: 26.623 m/s Vs = 909.136 m/s IBC classsite B Vs = 1261 m/s Last 13.5 m Vs = 2083 m/s Limestone!
Location for Spacsurvey No. 2 Remi and Masw Line 1 Mirador sur Av. Remi Line 2 Remi Line 3 Spac 1 Spac 2 Mirador del Sur park
Conclusions • HVSR resultshave a goodrelationshipwiththe geological environment of deposition (alluvialfal, prodelta), thatisthereasonbecausewegothighpredominantperiodpeaks. • Remi, Masw and Spactechniquesrevealed a highvelocitylayeringstructure, validatedby 8 boreholesdrillednearfromtheteam’sstudysite. • Remi line 2 could be defined as a Class C site (360-760 m/s, Stiff Soil- standard designs - NERHP). • Remi lines 3 could be defined as a Class B site (760-1500 m/s, Soft Rock- low-hazard design - NERHP).