Earthquake hazard estimation for road tunnel in Northwest Himalayas

Abstract Seismic hazard assessment of earthquake prone terrain is estimated in numerous ways for civil underground structures such as tunnels which receives little attention on the seismic zones of the country. The resemblance of the past behaviour of earthquake is seen in the present seismotectonic...

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Autores principales: Arunachalam,Vanuvamalai, Avudaiappan,Siva, Chandrasekar,Nivetha, Saavedra Flores,Erick I.
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Publicado: Escuela de Construcción Civil, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile 2020
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spelling oai:scielo:S0718-915X20200001001342020-05-26Earthquake hazard estimation for road tunnel in Northwest HimalayasArunachalam,VanuvamalaiAvudaiappan,SivaChandrasekar,NivethaSaavedra Flores,Erick I. Ground motion earthquake magnitude peak ground acceleration velocity displacement Abstract Seismic hazard assessment of earthquake prone terrain is estimated in numerous ways for civil underground structures such as tunnels which receives little attention on the seismic zones of the country. The resemblance of the past behaviour of earthquake is seen in the present seismotectonic block, and this is considered for this study. With this, the magnitudes of future earthquakes and its effects are predicted with Matlab software. In order to emphasize the need for carrying out a detailed Seismic Hazard analysis in underground openings, a proposed communication (road) tunnel project located in Kashmir Himalayas (GPS coordinates of Latitude 32.20° to 37.20° N, Longitude 72.50° to 80.50° E) one of the highest seismic zones of the Country (zone-V, BIS-2002) was taken up and the results reported in the paper. The paper incidentally has brought to light the need for carrying out such detailed seismic analyses in a routine manner for underground structures to be constructed in the country particularly in higher seismic zones, besides adumbrating structural support measures required for the various ground classes in the proposed road tunnel at Kashmir in response to seismic loading and also recommending retrofitting for other structures already in existence. A spin off the study is expected to be in the area of refining seismic zonation of the country and micro-zonation studies that are slated for the future.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessEscuela de Construcción Civil, Pontificia Universidad Católica de ChileRevista de la construcción v.19 n.1 20202020-04-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-915X2020000100134en10.7764/rdlc.19.1.134-145
institution Scielo Chile
collection Scielo Chile
language English
topic Ground motion
earthquake
magnitude
peak ground acceleration
velocity
displacement
spellingShingle Ground motion
earthquake
magnitude
peak ground acceleration
velocity
displacement
Arunachalam,Vanuvamalai
Avudaiappan,Siva
Chandrasekar,Nivetha
Saavedra Flores,Erick I.
Earthquake hazard estimation for road tunnel in Northwest Himalayas
description Abstract Seismic hazard assessment of earthquake prone terrain is estimated in numerous ways for civil underground structures such as tunnels which receives little attention on the seismic zones of the country. The resemblance of the past behaviour of earthquake is seen in the present seismotectonic block, and this is considered for this study. With this, the magnitudes of future earthquakes and its effects are predicted with Matlab software. In order to emphasize the need for carrying out a detailed Seismic Hazard analysis in underground openings, a proposed communication (road) tunnel project located in Kashmir Himalayas (GPS coordinates of Latitude 32.20° to 37.20° N, Longitude 72.50° to 80.50° E) one of the highest seismic zones of the Country (zone-V, BIS-2002) was taken up and the results reported in the paper. The paper incidentally has brought to light the need for carrying out such detailed seismic analyses in a routine manner for underground structures to be constructed in the country particularly in higher seismic zones, besides adumbrating structural support measures required for the various ground classes in the proposed road tunnel at Kashmir in response to seismic loading and also recommending retrofitting for other structures already in existence. A spin off the study is expected to be in the area of refining seismic zonation of the country and micro-zonation studies that are slated for the future.
author Arunachalam,Vanuvamalai
Avudaiappan,Siva
Chandrasekar,Nivetha
Saavedra Flores,Erick I.
author_facet Arunachalam,Vanuvamalai
Avudaiappan,Siva
Chandrasekar,Nivetha
Saavedra Flores,Erick I.
author_sort Arunachalam,Vanuvamalai
title Earthquake hazard estimation for road tunnel in Northwest Himalayas
title_short Earthquake hazard estimation for road tunnel in Northwest Himalayas
title_full Earthquake hazard estimation for road tunnel in Northwest Himalayas
title_fullStr Earthquake hazard estimation for road tunnel in Northwest Himalayas
title_full_unstemmed Earthquake hazard estimation for road tunnel in Northwest Himalayas
title_sort earthquake hazard estimation for road tunnel in northwest himalayas
publisher Escuela de Construcción Civil, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
publishDate 2020
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