The existence of several magnitude scales used by seismological centers all over the world
and the compilation of earthquake catalogs by many authors have rendered globally valid …

This paper presents the overall procedure followed in order to assemble the most recent pan-
European strong-motion databank: Reference Database for Seismic Ground-Motion in …

Strong motion data recorded by the Turkish national strong motion network has been
compiled and processed systematically for the first time, together with detailed geophysical …

Earthquakes are known to have occurred in Indian subcontinent from ancient times. This
paper presents the results of seismic hazard analysis of India (6°–38° N and 68°–98° E) …

In this study, historical and seismotectonic data from the broader Aegean region, which are
relevant to liquefaction phenomena, have been collected in order to investigate the …

Although the parameters used in seismic hazard analyses imply a long-term seismic strain
rate, they are usually not checked against such alternative estimates. In this study, we …

A catalog for earthquakes that occurred in western Turkey during the period 1964–2010 is
compiled for achieving homogeneity for magnitudes. Data are obtained from the …

Identification and characterization of seismic sources are essential input for seismic hazard
analysis. A complete and consistent catalog of earthquakes in a region can offer good data …

Safety assessment of structures and/or critical infrastructures is a key factor in post-seismic
decision-making. In this context we present a performance-based framework for modeling …

Earthquake catalogs provide basic parameters such as the occurrence time of earthquakes,
their hypocenter coordinates, and magnitudes, often complemented by information about …