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Nakamura’s technique and finite element method in solid amplitude-frequency response investigation

JGD.
2011;
Volume 11, Number 2
: 38-40
https://doi.org/10.23939/jgd2011.02.038
Authors:
  1. Serhii Verbytskyi
  2. N. Rozhok
  3. Taras Brych
  4. Bohdan Kuplovskyi
1
Department of seismicity of the Carpathian region, Subbotin Institute of geophysics of the NAS of Ukraine
2
Department of Seismicity of the Carpathian Region, Institute of Geophysics named after S.I. Subbotin of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
3
Department of Seismicity of the Carpathian Region, Subbotin Institute of geophysics of the NAS of Ukraine
4
Subbotin Institute of geophysics of the NAS of Ukraine

In order to confirm the possibility of using the method of Nakamura in the study of surface layers of unknown structure, the authors carried out a comparative analysis of solid amplitude-frequency response research by both of modified Nakamura’s technique and finite element method on the estimating dynamic characteristics of surface layers.

Nakamura’s technique
finite element method
solid amplitude-frequency response
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