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PROCEEDINGS OF THE JAPAN EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING SYMPOSIUM
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EFFECTS OF STRONG-MOTION ARRAY PARAMETERS AND OPTIMUM STRONG-MOTION ARRAY GEOMETRY ON SOURCE STUDIES
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Relationship between the accuracy of a source inversion and fault-arry parameters and optimum array geometry for the source inversion are quantitatively investigated. The estimation is done by using a source inversion method based on the Wolberg's prediction analysis. A complete Green's function in an elastic half-space is taken into account in the source inversion. The results obtained suggest that numerous stations surrounding a fault are required to investigate the detailed fault rupturing process and are consistent with the array geometries proposed at the 1978 International Workshop on Strong-motion Earthquake Instrument Arrays. The optimum strong-motion array for a strike-slip fault is characterized by stations well distributed in azimuth, while the optimum array for a dip-slip event has stations arranged in a grid-shaped form.
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