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Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America; June 1992; v. 82; no. 3; p. 1206-1222
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Determination of the macroseismic field by means of trend and multivariate analysis of questionnaire data

VALERIO DE RUBEIS, CALVINO GASPARINI and PATRIZIA TOSI

ISTITUTO NAZIONALE DI GEOFISICA, VIA DI VILLA RICOTTI 42, 00161 ROMA

Abstract

The interpretation of macroseismic questionnaire data is performed by means of a statistical approach: multivariate (correspondence analysis) and trend analysis. The method allows us to objectively estimate the intensity, by evaluating the degree of overlap of different macroseismic effects and by assessing the uncertainty associated with the questionnaires. Estimation of the regional component of the intensity field, subsequently allows us to eliminate, by filtering, local variations in the observations. A criteria for selecting appropriate filter parameters is given. We then apply the method to the questionnaires relative to an Italian earthquake.




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