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Studies of seismic microzonation in Latium region (Italy) by experiencing the application of official guidelines in intra-mountain plains

TitoloStudies of seismic microzonation in Latium region (Italy) by experiencing the application of official guidelines in intra-mountain plains
Tipo di pubblicazionePresentazione a Congresso
Anno di Pubblicazione2013
AutoriColombi, A., Hailemikael S., Martini Guido, Martino S., Paciello A., Peloso Alessandro, Salvatori L., G. Mugnozza Scarascia, and Verrubbi Vladimiro
Conference NameWIT Transactions on the Built Environment
Conference LocationA Coruna
ISBN Number9781845647360
Parole chiaveAdministration, Amplification, Critical features, Earthquake resistance, Earthquake-induced phenomena, Earthquakes, Geophysical surveys, Geotechnical data, HVSR analysis, Italy, Lazio, liquefaction, region, seiche, seismic hazard, Seismic microzonation, seismic zone, Stratigraphy, Structures (built objects), territory, Topographic amplification, University of Rome
Abstract

In 2010, the Latium Regional Administration promoted a systematic study for the seismic microzonation of its Municipalities, according to the official national and regional guidelines. This activity was co-funded by the National Department of Civil Protection (DPC) following the issue of the National rule OPCM 3907/2010. A Working Group including researchers from Latium Regional Administration, ENEA and the Department of Earth Sciences of the 'Sapienza' University of Rome performed the studies in some municipalities characterized by the most severe level of seismic hazard. The activity was carried out on the basis of both archive geotechnical data and original geophysical surveys. The whole municipal territory was divided in stable areas, where no further analysis is required, and areas prone to stratigraphic or topographic amplification, as well as to earthquake-induced phenomena such as landslides, sinkholes, liquefaction and seiche. The experienced approach highlighted some critical features in the microzonation methodology that encourage the refinement of the operative procedures. © 2013 WIT Press.

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DOI10.2495/ERES130041
Citation KeyColombi201335