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Basin effects on ground motion: the case of a high-resolution experiment in Cephalonia (Greece)

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In this study data and results of a high-resolution experiment in Cephalonia (Greece) regarding empirical basin effects are presented. A total of 59 velocimeters and 17 accelerometers were deployed in the basin of Argostoli Cephalonia (Greece), for a period of 7 months (September 2011–April 2012). Due to high seismicity of the western Greece and surrounding area this array recorded thousands of local, regional and global events. Data used in this work come from a selection of 162 regional and local earthquakes, 3 km ≤ R ≤ 600 km, with magnitude range, 1.0 ≤ M ≤ 5.2. Based on high signal-to-noise ratio recordings and two selected reference stations, variation of several intensity measures (PGA, PGV, Arias Intensity, Cumulative Absolute Velocity), significant duration, HVSR and SSR of ground motion recordings on soil sites within the basin is carefully examined for a range of frequencies of engineering interest. Comparison of results with a detailed 2D geologic model shows a good consistency both in amplification and frequency domain. Influence of “reference” site on ground motion variation of soil sites is also discussed in light of our results. Finally, it is suggested that 2D or/and 3D theoretical modeling should be performed given the availability of geological and geophysical parameters to define a realistic model of the basin. Results of this study can undoubtedly serve in model validation and improvement of ground motion simulation tools.

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Acknowledgements

This work was funded by the European Commission FP7 under the Grant Agreement No 262330 (NERA Project, www.nera-eu.org/). The Technological Educational Institute of Ionian Islands, Argostoli, offered administrative and manpower aid. The Cephalonia and Ithaki Regional and Cephalonia Local Authorities offered administrative aid. F. Hollender and M. Cushing kindly provided the geological map in Fig. 3. S. Barani and an anonymous reviewer have significantly improved the manuscript with valuable comments.

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Argostoli NERA Team: Ch. Andreou (Technological Educational Institute of Ionian Islands, Argostoli, Greece), R. Bauz (GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Helmholtz-Centre, Potsdam, Germany), S. Bayle (Institut des Sciences de la Terre (ISTerre), Université de Grenoble, Grenoble, France), D. Bindi (GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Helmholtz-Centre, Potsdam, Germany), F. Cara (Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV), Roma, Italy), R. Cogliano (Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV), Roma, Italy), C. Cretin (Institut des Sciences de la Terre (ISTerre), Université de Grenoble, Grenoble, France), A. Fodarella (Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV), Roma, Italy), E. Günther (GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Helmholtz-Centre, Potsdam, Germany), A. Konidaris (Technological Educational Institute of Ionian Islands, Argostoli, Greece), J.-M. Nicole (Institut des Sciences de la Terre (ISTerre), Université de Grenoble, Grenoble, France), S. Parolai (GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Helmholtz-Centre, Potsdam, Germany), M. Pilz (GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Helmholtz-Centre, Potsdam, Germany), S. Pucillo (Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV), Roma, Italy), G. Riccio (Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV), Roma, Italy), and A. Savvaidis (Institute of Engineering Seismology and Earthquake Engineering (ITSAK), Thessaloniki, Greece).

Appendix

Appendix

Catalogue of 162 local relocated earthquakes used in the analyses

Date

Origin time

Latitude

Longitude

Depth (km)

M

20110921

012531

37.816

20.382

1.0

1.9

20110921

132916

38.247

20.371

15.9

2.4

20110922

031101

37.200

22.020

10.0

3.1

20110922

151509

38.147

20.391

17.6

3.3

20110924

030834

38.339

19.684

7.0

2.7

20110924

154912

37.478

19.736

14.4

3.1

20110928

074045

38.072

20.404

16.9

3.5

20110930

003052

38.276

20.361

4.6

2.0

20110930

065430

38.149

20.462

10.4

2.6

20111003

152611

37.851

21.137

17.8

3.1

20111008

032445

38.620

20.582

6.1

2.8

20111008

205900

38.339

19.748

14.8

2.8

20111009

184220

37.780

21.430

17.0

3.3

20111010

025743

38.316

20.410

13.7

2.8

20111010

190700

37.190

22.040

11.0

4.5

20111011

011008

37.190

22.010

15.0

3.7

20111011

125050

38.197

20.336

14.1

2.5

20111011

130454

38.159

20.366

11.5

2.4

20111011

184521

38.169

20.362

16.8

2.5

20111012

045443

38.089

20.358

2.2

2.3

20111012

180907

38.234

20.357

16.3

2.6

20111014

011132

37.974

20.840

11.9

3.5

20111016

100137

38.191

20.357

17.6

2.7

20111017

100004

38.890

20.620

37.0

3.1

20111025

223304

38.010

20.849

13.9

4.1

20111110

231028

38.749

20.499

2.9

2.7

20111112

045148

37.465

20.488

0.5

2.5

20111124

040923

39.400

19.810

36.0

3.6

20111127

002806

38.085

20.298

9.4

2.1

20111127

233440

38.112

20.519

20.0

2.2

20111127

234021

38.097

20.515

16.9

2.8

20111127

234255

38.271

20.361

7.8

2.7

20111128

032141

38.085

20.516

13.5

2.0

20111128

032308

38.093

20.517

16.5

3.2

20111129

151241

38.090

20.392

1.3

2.0

20111129

165558

37.579

23.995

158.0

4.1

20111202

130641

38.204

20.506

14.9

1.7

20111202

143757

38.121

20.536

21.1

1.7

20111215

000742

37.510

19.850

14.0

3.1

20111215

160813

38.192

20.463

13.3

1.6

20111215

161832

38.196

20.450

14.1

2.6

20111215

170549

36.980

20.430

20.0

2.7

20120119

234608

38.578

20.456

10.0

2.2

20120214

132143

37.700

20.770

13.0

4.3

20120217

031134

37.815

20.386

13.3

3.2

20120219

112137

38.264

20.352

14.0

1.8

20120226

211857

38.400

20.454

6.7

1.6

20120303

074943

38.543

21.246

3.2

2.5

20120303

230430

38.524

20.477

12.6

1.9

20120306

185253

38.094

20.467

12.5

2.2

20120306

204006

38.270

21.620

25.0

2.6

20120307

225021

37.694

20.894

17.1

2.3

20120307

225552

37.547

20.832

15.9

2.3

20120307

231802

37.673

20.884

23.4

2.1

20120307

233048

37.666

20.887

19.4

2.6

20120308

185424

38.700

21.320

17.0

3.4

20120308

193047

38.690

21.300

19.0

3.0

20120308

193927

38.690

21.260

21.0

3.2

20120309

170923

38.063

20.447

10.5

2.3

20120309

202951

38.690

21.290

17.0

3.1

20120309

221225

38.270

21.640

24.0

2.4

20120310

035754

38.352

20.371

7.3

2.5

20120311

070223

38.666

20.858

30.9

2.6

20120311

163044

38.260

21.650

20.0

2.6

20120313

105936

38.600

21.720

17.0

3.8

20120313

225418

38.150

22.610

13.0

1.7

20120314

011338

38.060

20.434

3.0

1.5

20120314

163530

38.260

21.630

25.0

2.6

20120314

173449

38.039

20.547

1.4

1.5

20120314

214443

37.752

20.130

0.0

2.9

20120314

221736

38.051

20.699

10.5

1.8

20120315

054058

38.690

21.300

15.0

4.4

20120317

023659

37.942

20.925

31.2

2.4

20120317

223744

38.077

20.361

8.5

1.9

20120318

135221

38.037

20.246

17.5

3.1

20120318

142329

38.060

20.242

18.5

1.9

20120318

173519

38.239

20.561

15.9

1.6

20120318

181121

38.181

20.724

17.2

2.3

20120320

020219

38.392

20.501

9.1

1.1

20120320

164150

38.190

20.551

16.8

3.3

20120320

164943

38.222

20.270

9.1

1.9

20120320

165324

38.119

20.543

13.7

1.7

20120320

185051

38.171

20.540

18.5

3.0

20120320

190739

38.180

20.544

17.1

1.7

20120320

195309

38.183

20.548

17.6

1.5

20120320

220747

38.187

20.551

17.3

2.0

20120320

220934

38.231

20.562

16.4

1.3

20120320

234439

38.200

20.561

17.4

1.3

20120320

235109

36.050

24.400

67.0

4.6

20120320

235526

38.178

20.545

17.2

2.0

20120321

001330

38.181

20.549

17.3

1.5

20120321

005217

38.217

20.552

17.4

1.0

20120321

005324

38.177

20.544

16.0

0.9

20120321

055047

38.610

21.710

16.0

3.8

20120321

221725

38.281

20.438

14.9

1.5

20120321

221935

38.292

20.440

12.5

1.7

20120321

223254

38.293

20.433

13.2

3.1

20120321

225619

38.223

20.366

19.2

1.7

20120322

003812

35.490

26.100

30.0

4.1

20120322

022835

38.096

20.221

14.8

1.9

20120322

024747

38.290

20.422

12.3

1.7

20120322

033516

37.625

20.891

6.6

1.8

20120324

214450

37.705

20.832

14.6

1.9

20120326

030017

41.780

19.310

10.0

4.7

20120326

214704

38.033

20.679

13.0

1.5

20120327

143302

38.154

20.654

18.8

2.0

20120328

182115

38.123

20.425

15.4

2.1

20120328

194722

38.420

21.830

18.0

3.6

20120328

225144

38.097

20.495

13.2

1.5

20120330

115809

38.268

20.727

13.1

2.6

20120330

122032

38.260

20.731

12.1

2.7

20120401

221317

39.200

20.800

18.0

3.1

20120401

234849

38.179

20.651

18.9

1.9

20120402

004837

38.226

20.399

16.0

1.6

20120402

233116

38.454

21.030

16.9

1.9

20120402

234157

37.988

21.380

14.3

2.4

20120403

071953

38.251

20.262

8.1

2.3

20120403

195430

38.170

21.720

25.0

2.9

20120404

004931

38.085

20.255

13.0

2.1

20120404

014530

38.070

21.580

19.0

3.4

20120405

035229

38.264

20.422

16.0

2.2

20120406

093507

38.203

20.387

15.9

2.1

20120406

150746

38.203

20.395

15.8

1.7

20120406

210711

38.205

20.400

15.6

1.6

20120406

221227

38.236

20.322

10.4

2.0

20120406

231211

38.252

20.346

8.9

1.5

20120407

002025

38.390

20.477

14.4

2.0

20120407

003533

38.236

20.378

15.6

1.4

20120408

063154

38.109

20.373

18.3

2.0

20120409

075753

38.078

20.233

16.3

2.1

20120409

185245

38.061

20.216

12.4

2.2

20120409

231009

38.070

21.560

17.0

2.8

20120410

002607

38.333

20.468

15.2

1.5

20120410

003957

38.252

20.398

13.5

1.5

20120410

023907

38.272

20.398

13.2

1.6

20120410

024342

38.216

20.381

15.1

2.0

20120410

133338

38.067

20.229

11.4

2.6

20120410

134545

38.086

20.224

12.4

2.5

20120410

142435

38.085

20.241

11.9

2.0

20120410

144845

38.216

20.379

16.4

2.3

20120410

145355

38.218

20.398

15.8

1.9

20120410

152150

38.205

20.386

16.2

1.6

20120410

153316

38.225

20.385

15.6

2.7

20120410

174323

38.081

20.229

13.9

2.6

20120410

215535

38.521

20.552

11.8

2.2

20120410

235049

38.206

20.370

16.4

2.0

20120410

235423

38.201

20.384

16.8

1.8

20120411

000902

38.086

20.225

12.3

2.3

20120411

061851

39.670

20.400

9.0

3.7

20120411

153059

38.201

20.390

17.2

2.1

20120411

220808

38.209

20.397

15.8

1.7

20120412

200701

36.970

22.070

13.0

3.4

20120412

230142

37.790

21.320

27.0

2.5

20120412

231912

37.780

21.300

28.0

2.3

20120415

132543

38.223

20.335

16.0

2.4

20120415

221904

38.416

20.611

13.1

2.1

20120416

003317

38.243

20.590

17.4

1.8

20120416

031947

38.300

22.130

15.0

2.9

20120416

084022

38.300

22.140

17.0

3.6

20120416

112342

36.660

21.540

33.0

5.2

20120416

120216

36.620

21.650

36.0

4.2

20120416

205352

38.336

20.660

9.1

1.8

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Theodoulidis, N., Cultrera, G., Cornou, C. et al. Basin effects on ground motion: the case of a high-resolution experiment in Cephalonia (Greece). Bull Earthquake Eng 16, 529–560 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10518-017-0225-4

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