Effects of Anthropic and Ambient Vibrations on Archaeological Sites: The Case of the Circus Maximus in Rome
The vibration effects on the Torre della Moletta and the ruins of the Circus Maximus in Rome are analyzed in the framework of a preservation effort of this archaeological area. Thanks to its exceptional size, the Circus hosts many social events with large audience (pop-music, opera concerts, sport c...
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oai:doaj.org-article:ad7c42db226b44b091df7a7beef407ed2021-11-25T17:43:02ZEffects of Anthropic and Ambient Vibrations on Archaeological Sites: The Case of the Circus Maximus in Rome10.3390/geosciences111104632076-3263https://doaj.org/article/ad7c42db226b44b091df7a7beef407ed2021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.mdpi.com/2076-3263/11/11/463https://doaj.org/toc/2076-3263The vibration effects on the Torre della Moletta and the ruins of the Circus Maximus in Rome are analyzed in the framework of a preservation effort of this archaeological area. Thanks to its exceptional size, the Circus hosts many social events with large audience (pop-music, opera concerts, sport celebrations, etc.) every year, thus taking the structures under high anthropic and environmental stress. Recordings were completed before, during, and after the concert of a famous band, on 7 September 2019. Data were analyzed, both in time and frequency domains. The experimental dynamic recordings were coupled with a surface waves test and single-station ambient vibration recordings, which were useful for the geotechnical characterization of the soil. The results pointed out the differences in amplitudes but also in terms of frequency content of the recorded velocities during the concert with respect to before and after it. The maximum velocities recorded at various locations were almost similar to the limit values suggested by codes. The dynamic behavior of the ground and the structures is influenced by the presence of buried structures.Luca Maria PuzzilliGiovanni BongiovanniPaolo ClementeVincenzo Di FioreVladimiro VerrubbiMDPI AGarticlearchaeological sitesambient vibrationsdynamic characterizationtower structuresGeologyQE1-996.5ENGeosciences, Vol 11, Iss 463, p 463 (2021) |
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The vibration effects on the Torre della Moletta and the ruins of the Circus Maximus in Rome are analyzed in the framework of a preservation effort of this archaeological area. Thanks to its exceptional size, the Circus hosts many social events with large audience (pop-music, opera concerts, sport celebrations, etc.) every year, thus taking the structures under high anthropic and environmental stress. Recordings were completed before, during, and after the concert of a famous band, on 7 September 2019. Data were analyzed, both in time and frequency domains. The experimental dynamic recordings were coupled with a surface waves test and single-station ambient vibration recordings, which were useful for the geotechnical characterization of the soil. The results pointed out the differences in amplitudes but also in terms of frequency content of the recorded velocities during the concert with respect to before and after it. The maximum velocities recorded at various locations were almost similar to the limit values suggested by codes. The dynamic behavior of the ground and the structures is influenced by the presence of buried structures. |
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Luca Maria Puzzilli Giovanni Bongiovanni Paolo Clemente Vincenzo Di Fiore Vladimiro Verrubbi |
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Luca Maria Puzzilli Giovanni Bongiovanni Paolo Clemente Vincenzo Di Fiore Vladimiro Verrubbi |
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Luca Maria Puzzilli |
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Effects of Anthropic and Ambient Vibrations on Archaeological Sites: The Case of the Circus Maximus in Rome |
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Effects of Anthropic and Ambient Vibrations on Archaeological Sites: The Case of the Circus Maximus in Rome |
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Effects of Anthropic and Ambient Vibrations on Archaeological Sites: The Case of the Circus Maximus in Rome |
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Effects of Anthropic and Ambient Vibrations on Archaeological Sites: The Case of the Circus Maximus in Rome |
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Effects of Anthropic and Ambient Vibrations on Archaeological Sites: The Case of the Circus Maximus in Rome |
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effects of anthropic and ambient vibrations on archaeological sites: the case of the circus maximus in rome |
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