Re-estimation of the location and size of the pre-instrumented 1 September 1803 Garhwal–Kumaon Himalaya earthquake: evidence from site characterization and …

K Mohan, B Sharma, OP Mishra - Earth-Science Reviews, 2023 - Elsevier
Abstract The historical 1 September 1803 Garhwal–Kumaon Himalaya earthquake (Mw 8.1)
was a solitary Himalayan earthquake reported felt widely in the Indo-Gangetic Plain with …

Relationships between ground motion parameters and macroseismic intensity for Italy

AA Gomez-Capera, M D'Amico, G Lanzano… - Bulletin of Earthquake …, 2020 - Springer
The relation between macroseismic intensity and ground shaking makes it possible to
transform instrumental Ground Motion Parameters (GMPs) in macroseismic intensity and …

Coseismic landslide hazard assessment for the future scenario earthquakes in the Kumaun Himalaya, India

S Kumar, V Gupta, P Kumar, YP Sundriyal - Bulletin of Engineering …, 2021 - Springer
The coseismic landslide is one of the important hazard phenomena in the hilly and
seismically active mountainous region. It is, therefore, essential to map the areas susceptible …

Earthquake risk map** in the Himalayas by integrated analytical hierarchy process, entropy with neural network

S Malakar, AK Rai, AK Gupta - Natural Hazards, 2023 - Springer
Earthquakes are natural disasters that threaten human lives and infrastructure, especially in
seismo-tectonically active regions. Therefore, map** and assessment of earthquake risks …

Post-earthquake damage assessment after the 6.5 mw earthquake on December, 7th 2016 in Pidie Jaya, Indonesia

Y Idris, P Cummins, I Rusydy, U Muksin… - Journal of Earthquake …, 2022 - Taylor & Francis
This paper presents a post-earthquake damage assessment of the 6.5 Mw earthquake in
Pidie Jaya, Indonesia which occurred on December, 7th 2016. The earthquake killed 112 …

Reconstruction of liquefaction damage scenario in Northern Bihar during 1934 and 1988 earthquake using geospatial methods

A Rawat, D Kumar, RS Chatterjee… - … , Natural Hazards and …, 2022 - Taylor & Francis
Northern Bihar witnessed severe liquefaction events during the 1934 (8.2 Mw) and 1988
(6.9 Mw) earthquakes. This study reconstructed the liquefaction damage scenario due to …

Relationship between peak ground acceleration, peak ground velocity, and macroseismic intensity in Western China

K Du, B Ding, H Luo, J Sun - Bulletin of the Seismological …, 2019 - pubs.geoscienceworld.org
Empirical relationships between the macroseismic intensity and the ground‐motion
parameters (peak ground acceleration [PGA], peak ground velocity [PGV]) for western China …

Revisiting the 1934 Mw 8.2 Bihar–Nepal earthquake—Simulation of broadband ground motions

J Basu, S KP, STG Raghukanth - Geophysical Journal …, 2024 - academic.oup.com
SUMMARY The 1934 M w 8.2 Bihar–Nepal earthquake was one of the devastating
earthquakes, which made seismologists realize the importance of proper seismic hazard …

Seismicity clusters and vulnerability in the Himalayas by machine learning and integrated MCDM models

S Malakar, AK Rai - Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 2022 - Springer
We use machine learning to identify spatial clusters of earthquakes, besides using multi-
criteria decision-making models (MCDM) to estimate earthquake vulnerability in the …

Reconnaissance report on geotechnical effects and structural damage caused by the 3 January 2017 Tripura earthquake, India

P Anbazhagan, K Mog, KSN Rao, NS Prabhu… - Natural Hazards, 2019 - Springer
An earthquake of moment magnitude M w 5.7 shook the northeastern region of India on 3
January 2017 at 14 h: 39 min: 0.5 s local time. The duration of the tremor lasted for about 5 …