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DISASTER RISK ANALYSIS LAB
Creating probabilistic methods to make our cities more resilient
Earthquake Rupture Modelling
Part 1: Probabilistic model for earthquake rupture occurrence
Description
Description
Innovative probabilistic model for assessing earthquake rupture occurrence. The model accounts for the complexity of time and space interactions of ruptures. The rupture occurrence is modeled as a time-varying Multivariate Bernoulli according to the last rupture at different locations of the fault. The likelihood of rupture propagation is accounted by a spatial correlation model. This model resolves the inconsistency problem of current methodologies noticed in the time-dependent earthquake hazard estimation of California. The model was tested on the subduction zone of Peru, and it closely matched the average release of energy and the histogram of the earthquake magnitudes on the fault (see figure at the right).
Innovative probabilistic model for assessing earthquake rupture occurrence. The model accounts for the complexity of time and space interactions of ruptures. The rupture occurrence is modeled as a time-varying Multivariate Bernoulli according to the last rupture at different locations of the fault. The likelihood of rupture propagation is accounted by a spatial correlation model. This model resolves the inconsistency problem of current methodologies noticed in the time-dependent earthquake hazard estimation of California. The model was tested on the subduction zone of Peru, and it closely matched the average release of energy and the histogram of the earthquake magnitudes on the fault (see figure at the right).
Contributors
Contributors
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Luis Ceferino
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Prof. Anne Kiremidjian
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Prof. Greg Deierlein
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Luis Ceferino
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Prof. Anne Kiremidjian
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Prof. Greg Deierlein
Part 2: Physics-based simulation of earthquake rupture cycles
Description
Dynamic modelling of earthquake rupture cycles in the subduction zone along the Coast of Peru using QDYN software (Ongoing project).
Part 3: Bayesian updating for parameter learning in earthquake rupture model
Description
Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) applied for Bayesian parameter learning from two data sources: physics-based simulated earthquake rupture catalog and historic earthquake catalog (Ongoing project).
Contributors
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Luis Ceferino
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Prof. Anne Kiremidjian
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Prof. Greg Deierlein
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Prof. Pablo Ampuero (Caltech)
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Dr. Percy Galvez (AECOM)
Contributors
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Luis Ceferino
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Prof. Anne Kiremidjian
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Prof. Greg Deierlein
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