GNGTS 2016 - Atti del 35° Convegno Nazionale
GNGTS 2016 S essione 2.2 383 La procedura “standard” che si presenterà prevede i seguenti passi: 1. calcolo dei FA per ogni zona omogenea in pseudoaccelerazione, per periodi compresi tra 0.1 e 0.5 s. L’input sismico utilizzato nelle simulazioni numeriche è congruente con un tempo di ritorno di 475 anni (ed eventualmente 101 anni); 2. calcolo dell’integrale tra 0.1 e 0.5s. dello spettro probabilistico di pericolosità di base (roccia rigida e morfologicamente piatta) a Probabilità Uniforme (PU) in pseudoaccelerazione, con un tempo di ritorno di 475 anni (ed eventualmente 101 anni) • l’integrale dello spettro tra 0.1 e 0.5s è l’Acceleration Spectrum Intensity (ASI in Von Thun et alii , 1988), quindi si farà riferimento a questo integrale come ASI PU ; 3. calcolo di H MS = ASI PU *FA • la grandezza inedita H MS è il valore della pericolosità sismica da studi di MS; 4. definizione di soglie per una classificazione dei valori di H MS ; 5. costruzione di una graduatoria assoluta di pericolosità sismica H MS ; 6. applicazione di tale graduatoria a tutti i comuni e realizzazione di carte di H MS . Bibliografia Von Thun J.L., Rochim L.H., Scott G.A., Wilson J.A. ; 1988. Earthquake ground motion for design and analysis of dams . In Earthquake Engineering and Soil Dynamics II – Recent Advance in Ground-Motion Evaluation, Geotechnical Special Publication 20, ASCE, New York, 463-481. The role of fault and slope instability on directional site effects observed at Santa Caterina, Catania F. Panzera, M.S. Barbano, G. Marletta, G. Lombardo Dipartimento di Scienze Biologiche, Geologiche e Ambientali, Università di Catania, Italy Introduction. We show the results of an integrated study of ������������� ��� ������� geomorphology and seismic site response in the southern segment of the �������� ����� ���� ������� ����� �� ��� �� ����� Acireale Fault (AF, eastern flank of the M. Etna, Fig. 1). The Santa Caterina area is affected by creep phenomena and landslides along the AF (Barbano et al., 2014). We carried out measurements of ambient noise using the Horizontal- to-Vertical Spectral Ratio (HVSR) technique, in order to infer the occurrence of directional amplification effects in the fault zone. The fractures analysed in this study took place along the AF tectonic escarpment, belonging to a wider system, locally known as Timpe system (Azzaro et al., 2012). The Timpe fault system displaces a large part of the Etna eastern flank by a 20-km-long and 5-km-wide belt of transtensive structures, striking from N–S to NW–SE (Fig. 1). Faults are organized in series of parallel east-facing steep faults, segmented into individual steep fault escarpments up to 5–8 km long and up to 200 m high, offsetting late Pleistocene to Holocene volcanics and historical lava flows (Branca et al., 2011). The AF runs for 6.5 km from Capo Mulini (south of Acireale) to S. Tecla (north of Acireale), controlling the roughly N–S oriented coastal line (Fig. 1). A steep cliff up to 120 m high characterizes the fault. Near S. Caterina a short N–S trending graben is developed as the result of gravity-induced effects typically occurring on the footwall of high oversteepened escarpments (Branca et al., 2011). Another minor graben is produced by two minor NE–SW faults at S. Caterina village (Fig. 1d). � �������� ����� ������ ��� ��������� �� A detailed field survey was performed in the area to map the main coastal instability features (Barbano et al., 2014). The accumulate deformation in the Timpe fault system is relapsed with stickslip motion, producing seismic sequences of low magnitude (M<4.9) and with aseismic displacements on nearby faults.
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