The extensive application of pre-stack depth migration has produced huge volumes of seismic data,which allows for the possibility of developing seismic inversions of reservoir properties from seismic data in the depth...The extensive application of pre-stack depth migration has produced huge volumes of seismic data,which allows for the possibility of developing seismic inversions of reservoir properties from seismic data in the depth domain.It is difficult to estimate seismic wavelets directly from seismic data due to the nonstationarity of the data in the depth domain.We conduct a velocity transformation of seismic data to make the seismic data stationary and then apply the ridge regression method to estimate a constant seismic wavelet.The estimated constant seismic wavelet is constructed as a set of space-variant seismic wavelets dominated by velocities at different spatial locations.Incorporating the weighted superposition principle,a synthetic seismogram is generated by directly employing the space-variant seismic wavelets in the depth domain.An inversion workflow based on the model-driven method is developed in the depth domain by incorporating the nonlinear conjugate gradient algorithm,which avoids additional data conversions between the time and depth domains.The impedance inversions of the synthetic and field seismic data in the depth domain show good results,which demonstrates that seismic inversion in the depth domain is feasible.The approach provides an alternative for forward numerical analyses and elastic property inversions of depth-domain seismic data.It is advantageous for further studies concerning the stability,accuracy,and efficiency of seismic inversions in the depth domain.展开更多
Pre-stack waveform inversion, by inverting seismic information, can estimate subsurface elastic properties for reservoir characterization, thus effectively guiding exploration. In recent years, nonlinear inversion met...Pre-stack waveform inversion, by inverting seismic information, can estimate subsurface elastic properties for reservoir characterization, thus effectively guiding exploration. In recent years, nonlinear inversion methods, such as standard genetic algorithm, have been extensively adopted in seismic inversion due to its simplicity, versatility, and robustness. However, standard genetic algorithms have some shortcomings, such as slow convergence rate and easiness to fall into local optimum. In order to overcome these problems, the authors present a new adaptive genetic algorithm for seismic inversion, in which the selection adopts regional equilibrium and elite retention strategies are adopted, and adaptive operators are used in the crossover and mutation to implement local search. After applying this method to pre-stack seismic data, it is found that higher quality inversion results can be achieved within reasonable running time.展开更多
Pre-stack seismic inversion is used to calculate elastic parameters,including P-wave and S-wave velocities,as well as densities.These parameters play an integral role in the characterization of reservoirs,thereby enha...Pre-stack seismic inversion is used to calculate elastic parameters,including P-wave and S-wave velocities,as well as densities.These parameters play an integral role in the characterization of reservoirs,thereby enhancing the exploration and production process.Deep learning-based seismic inversion does not need a known physical system and can give satisfactory results with sufficient training data.The acquisition of such datasets for seismic inversion poses a significant challenge due to the exorbitant costs associated with drilling activities.Integrating domain knowledge,physical systems,and well log data into a deep learning-based seismic inversion framework is crucial for improving its efficiency and effectiveness.Nevertheless,existing data-driven approaches do not adequately exploit such information,thereby constraining their overall performance and applicability.Therefore,we develop a double dual neural network structure built upon the closed-loop neural network framework,which incorporates both physics and model information to mitigate the dependency on extensive labeled datasets.The information from the different domains is linked through a loss function,where one dual network is responsible for constraining the inversion results using physics information to ensure the physics consistency of the predictions,and the other dual network is responsible for constraining the inversion results using a priori model information to enhance the reliability of the predictions.The method makes full use of well-log data for network training when wells are available,as well as providing unsupervised learning and inversion under well-free conditions.The integration of qualitative and quantitative analyses proves instrumental in demonstrating the effectiveness of the proposed methodology through the use of synthetic and field pre-stack examples.展开更多
A compilation of databases from Cameroon and neighbouring countries,including seismicity,stress tensor distribution,gravity,magnetic,topography,lithosphere structure and geological data,is used to define its seismotec...A compilation of databases from Cameroon and neighbouring countries,including seismicity,stress tensor distribution,gravity,magnetic,topography,lithosphere structure and geological data,is used to define its seismotectonic zonation.Based on the quality and quantity of available data,a seismotectonic map was drawn up through the characterization of subunits of concentrations of earthquake foci and,large neotectonic and structural domains.To prepare this map,a homogeneous earthquake catalogue was compiled from the literature and international data centers dated from 1852 up to 2023.Another point of study was to establish links between seismicity and deformation zones.Many faults and/or structures were identified as possibly active,although some of them are not always associated with seismicity.A seismotectonic model for Cameroon was then built from a classification of faults,neotectonic and seismogenic regions.This structured and highly data-driven approach has been developed specifically for the definition of source zones where seismicity is not well known.The results of the seismotectonic analysis allowed characterizing seventeen seismotectonic source zones in Cameroon.Five source zones are defined in the Mount Cameroon region which is the greatest seismicity activity in the study area.The crustal thickness map of Cameroon revealed a thinned transitional zone interspersed between the thickened Congo Shield and thin Pan-African belt favourable for the development of megastructures such as Central Cameroon shear zone and Kribi-Campo shear zone.This region represents the second highest seismicity zone and contains five source zones.展开更多
Seismic resilience(SR)has emerged as a critical focus in earthquake engineering to evaluate the ability of structures to endure,recover from,and adapt to seismic events.This study presents an entropy-based multicriter...Seismic resilience(SR)has emerged as a critical focus in earthquake engineering to evaluate the ability of structures to endure,recover from,and adapt to seismic events.This study presents an entropy-based multicriteria approach for selecting optimal intensity measures(IMs)to assess SR of structures.Eight representative IMs,derived from time histories and response spectrum are evaluated.Incremental dynamic analysis is con-ducted on a reinforced concrete structure,using engineering demand parameters such as the maximum interstory drift and floor acceleration to generate fragility curves via a probabilistic seismic demand model.The optimal IMs are identified through a multi-criteria decision-making process,with scores calculated using the entropy weight method to incorporate factors such as efficiency,proficiency,and uncertainty based on infor-mation entropy.An effective SR framework is derived from fragility results.The findings indicate that peak ground velocity and spectral IMs are the most effective,while energy-related IMs underestimate SR.The study highlights the importance of optimizing IMs for more accurate seismic resilience assessments.The proposed entropy-based multi-criteria approach is shown to be both reliable and effective for selecting optimal IMs in this context.展开更多
Considering the drastic variations in the surface elevation of the piedmont region in the Bai Cheng West Area,there is no reference point within the Reference Ground Line(RG line)of the starting point of the synthetic...Considering the drastic variations in the surface elevation of the piedmont region in the Bai Cheng West Area,there is no reference point within the Reference Ground Line(RG line)of the starting point of the synthetic seismic records in the process of calibration of the horizon.Through the analysis of the process and properties of the production of the RG line,in the processing of seismic data,it is indicated that the position of the synthetic data of seismic records is not located at the beginning of the RG line.Rather,it must be at the time point of the seismic profile at the elevation of a datum position of the static value of less than the datum plane.Both the RG line and the elevation static correction value line can easily be seen by computerizing the calculated value of the elevation static correction of the datum plane relating to the seismic section and plotting it on the seismic section.To achieve a good calibration with the synthetic seismogram,it is possible to set the starting point of the synthetic seismogram on the elevation static correction value line that is situated at the place of the Common Mid-Point(CMP).In the current paper,a systematic overview of methods and safety procedures for establishing the seismic interpretation work area and horizon calibration in seismic interpretation has been reviewed,which will form an effective guide towards seismic interpretation under the complicated surface conditions in the Bai Cheng west region.展开更多
This study employed tri-component continuous monitoring data from 10 measurement points on both sides of a base isolation layer in the basement of a large-span high-rise building in Beijing,as well as from a free-fiel...This study employed tri-component continuous monitoring data from 10 measurement points on both sides of a base isolation layer in the basement of a large-span high-rise building in Beijing,as well as from a free-field station and roof frame,during a Mw 5.5 magnitude earthquake in Pingyuan,Shandong,in 2023.The H/V spectral ratio method was used to evaluate the structural dynamic response characteristics of the building and analyze the regulatory effect of the base-isolation layer on seismic waves.The results indicate that during the earthquake,the peak frequency of the free-field and the measurement points below the base-isolation layer was stable at 0.17 Hz,whereas the main frequency of the measurement points above the base-isolation layer increased to 0.75–1.18 Hz,which is 4–6 times greater than that of the points below.The amplitude was suppressed by more than 70%,confirming that the base isolation layer effectively isolated the low-frequency energy from the ground and increased the response frequency of the building.When the building was excited by an earthquake,a three-tier frequency gradient was formed throughout the building:“base-isolation layer(0.17 Hz)-main body(1.18 Hz)-roof frame(3.83 Hz)”,which can effectively avoid resonance of the entire building.In addition,the composite base-isolation device changed the dynamic characteristics of the structure.The resonance period was extended from 0.74 s(theoretical value without base isolation)to 5.9 s(calculated value),and the resonance frequency was reduced from 1.35 to 0.17 Hz.This finding indicates that the base-isolation layer can enhance seismic performance by increasing flexibility and damping.展开更多
To address the neglect of seismic performance in conventional double-girder bridge crane optimization,this paper introduces a time-history analysis-based seismic optimization methodology for crane structures.Using a 2...To address the neglect of seismic performance in conventional double-girder bridge crane optimization,this paper introduces a time-history analysis-based seismic optimization methodology for crane structures.Using a 25-t nuclear power crane as a case study,a bridge frame finite element model is established and validated through static analysis,confirming its accurate representation of the physical entity’s mechanical behavior.Furthermore,with bridge mass reduction as the objective and structural strength,stiffness,stability,and seismic mechanical performance as constraints,an optimization model is developed employing the Whale Optimization Algorithm(WOA).展开更多
Pile group-supported bridges in liquefied sloping ground with crust are prone to severe damage.However,there remains a limited comprehension of the intricate interactions among pile group,soil,and superstructures,as w...Pile group-supported bridges in liquefied sloping ground with crust are prone to severe damage.However,there remains a limited comprehension of the intricate interactions among pile group,soil,and superstructures,as well as the associated failure mechanisms.To address this issue,this paper presents large-scale shaking table tests conducted on pile group-supported bridges in sloping liquefiable ground with crust to uncover the intricate interaction mechanisms.Firstly,the dynamic characteristics and interaction of the pile-soil-superstructure system were explored.Then,the lateral displacement and acceleration of the superstructure and pile were presented.Next,the curvature and damage characteristics of the pile group-supported bridge were discussed.Finally,through cross-correlation analysis,the study revealed the inertia and kinematic effects,focusing on how the effects influenced the seismic demands.Results indicate that significant differences are observed in pile-soil interactions during strong seismic events depending on the depth and liquefaction stage.As earthquake intensity increases,peak displacement in the superstructure rises linearly while residual displacement grows exponentially.Moreover,the pile group effect becomes more pronounced,especially at the pile head,with the trailing piles showing greater curvature than the leading ones.Due to significant soil lateral spreading and the shadowing effect within the pile group,the leading piles experience prominent kinematic effects from the surface down to the intermediate layer of saturated sand compared to the trailing piles.These findings contribute valuable insights for improving the seismic design approach for bridges with pile groups in sloping liquefied soils.展开更多
This study examines the dynamic response of two adjacent 9-and 20-story benchmark steel buildings subjected to six near-fault earthquake records.Two-dimensional numerical models were employed to account for the comple...This study examines the dynamic response of two adjacent 9-and 20-story benchmark steel buildings subjected to six near-fault earthquake records.Two-dimensional numerical models were employed to account for the complexities of structure-soil-structure interaction(SSSI).The research focuses on the separation gap between the buildings and the effects of pounding while considering Fixed Base(FB)and SSSI models,evaluated according to UBC 94 and ASCE 7-16 seismic codes.Key findings reveal that pounding occurs with the UBC 94 separation gap when earthquake frequency aligns with system frequency,leading to increased column stresses in the 9-story building.In contrast,the ASCE 7-16 standard effectively prevents pounding in both the FB and SSSI models.Additionally,drifts and displacements of lower floors in SSSI models exceed the allowable limits of ASCE 7-16,underscoring the impact of soil-structure interaction on seismic response.展开更多
This paper presents a review of how the ductile diaphragm concept was formulated,evaluated,improved,and implemented over time to achieve seismically resilient bridges.A particular emphasis is placed on the most recent...This paper presents a review of how the ductile diaphragm concept was formulated,evaluated,improved,and implemented over time to achieve seismically resilient bridges.A particular emphasis is placed on the most recent work that has provided a more fully,and more widely applicable,version of the concept.The paper also addresses how to design buckling restrained braces used as energy dissipating elements in the longitudinal di-rection of multi-span bridges(simple spans or continuous bridges)as part of the ductile diaphragm concept.In all cases,the objective of the ductile diaphragm concept is to concentrate ductility demands in steel energy dissi-pating elements located at the ends of the superstructure spans to protect the substructure(and rest of the su-perstructure)from damage,to ensure that the bridge can remain open to full traffic immediately following an earthquake.展开更多
Rapid quantification of seismic-induced damage immediately following an earthquake is critical for determining whether a structure is safe for continued occupation or requires evacuation.This study proposes a novel da...Rapid quantification of seismic-induced damage immediately following an earthquake is critical for determining whether a structure is safe for continued occupation or requires evacuation.This study proposes a novel damage identification method that utilizes limited strain data points,significantly reducing installation,maintenance,and data analysis costs compared to traditional distributed sensor networks.The approach integrates finite element(FE)modeling to generate capacity curves through pushover analysis,incorporates noise-augmented datasets for Artificial Neural Network(ANN)training,and classifies structural conditions into four damage levels:Operational(OP),Immediate Occupancy(IO),Life Safety(LS),and Collapse Prevention(CP).To evaluate the method’s accuracy and efficiency,it was applied to two reinforced concrete(RC)frames;a single-story frame tested experimentally under cyclic loading and a three-story frame analyzed under various lateral load patterns.Strain data from selected beam and column ends were used as ANN inputs,while the corresponding damage classes served as outputs.Confusion matrix results demonstrated high true positive rates(>85%for the single-story and>90%for the three-story frame),even with a reduced number of sensors.The model also exhibited strong robustness to White Gaussian Noise(SNR=2.5-5 dB)and generalized effectively to nonlinear time-history analyses under scaled ground motions(PGA=0.1-1.0 g).Feature selection using the MRMR and ANOVA algorithms further enhanced computational efficiency.Overall,the proposed ANN-based framework has strong potential for real-time structural health monitoring applications.展开更多
Strong seismic excitation and fault dislocation are likely to occur simultaneously in high-intensity seismic zones,causing severe damage to tunnels crossing active fault zones.This paper aims to develop a novel analyt...Strong seismic excitation and fault dislocation are likely to occur simultaneously in high-intensity seismic zones,causing severe damage to tunnels crossing active fault zones.This paper aims to develop a novel analytical solution to determine the longitudinal mechanical responses of tunnels subjected to the combined effects of seismic waves and strike-slip faulting.Adopting the elastic springbeam model,the seismic waves are modelled as shear horizontal(SH)waves and the fault dislocation follows an S-shaped pattern;the superposition principle for free-fielddisplacements caused by both effects is assumed.In addition,the transmission and reflectionof seismic waves at the fault-rock geological interface and the tangential contact conditions at the tunnel-rock interface are considered.The analytical model is validated against numerical simulations,confirmingits accuracy in calculating tunnel responses.Moreover,a parametric study is conducted to evaluate the impact of key factors,including fault displacement,fault zone width,fault dip angle,earthquake frequency,rock conditions,tunnel lining stiffness,and tangential contact conditions,on tunnel responses.Compared with each effect alone,the combined effects of seismic waves and strike-slip faulting significantlychange the tunnel deformation and internal forces,leading to increased tunnel responses,especially within the fault zone and near the fault-rock interfaces.Depending on specificparameters,tunnel responses can be classifiedinto seismic-dominated,faulting-dominated,and seismic-faulting coupled responses on the basis of the relative contributions of each effect.The proposed analytical solution can be applied to quickly predict the longitudinal mechanical behaviour of tunnels under such combined effects in engineering applications.展开更多
In response to the demand for seismic-resilient structures,various innovative solutions have emerged to reduce local damage and residual deformations,facilitating repair operations in the aftermath of high-intensity e...In response to the demand for seismic-resilient structures,various innovative solutions have emerged to reduce local damage and residual deformations,facilitating repair operations in the aftermath of high-intensity earth-quakes.This paper examines the seismic performance of a steel-concrete hybrid wall system equipped with a selfcentering solution to mitigate earthquake-induced residual deformations.The considered hybrid system includes a Reinforced Concrete(RC)shear wall with two steel side columns connected by coupling steel beams.In this study,a novel type of coupling beams featuring a friction-damped self-centering system is implemented.The system is referred to as Self-Centering Hybrid Single-Pier Coupled Wall(SC-SP-HCW)and aims to minimize damage and residual deformations after earthquakes,which in turn facilitates repairs and enhances seismic resilience.Unlike conventional self-centering coupling beams with post-tensioned tendons,the self-centering configuration in this system does not rely on a gap-opening mechanism at the wall-beam connection interface,eliminating frame expansion effects.The proposed self-centering devices can also be implemented as preassembled links,which facilitates installation and reduces uncertainties associated with the on-site posttensioning procedure.The seismic performance of SC-SP-HCWs is investigated through nonlinear static and incremental dynamic analyses on case study SC-SP-HCWs designed as the lateral load-resisting systems of an eight-story building.The seismic response of the case study SC-SP-HCWs is investigated,considering both local and global engineering demand parameters(EDPs).The results demonstrate the ability of the SC-SP-HCWs to significantly reduce earthquake-induced residual deformations without exacerbating damage to structural ele-ments typically observed in conventional coupled walls.展开更多
The northern segment of the North-South Seismic Belt is characterized by intense crustal deformation,well-developed active tectonics,and frequent occurrences of strong earthquakes.Therefore,conducting a Probabilistic ...The northern segment of the North-South Seismic Belt is characterized by intense crustal deformation,well-developed active tectonics,and frequent occurrences of strong earthquakes.Therefore,conducting a Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis(PSHA)for this region is of significant importance for supporting seismic fortification in major engineering projects and formulating disaster prevention and mitigation policies.In this study,a composite seismic source model was constructed by integrating data on historical earthquakes,active faults,and paleoseismicity.Furthermore,a logic tree framework was employed to quantify epistemic uncertainties,enabling a systematic seismic hazard assessment of the region.To more accurately characterize the spatial heterogeneity of seismic activity,improvements were made to both the Circular Spatial Smoothing Model(CSSM)with a fixed radius and the Adaptive Spatial Smoothing Model(ASSM),with full consideration given to the spatiotemporal completeness of historical earthquake magnitudes.Regarding the CSSM,for scenarios involving small sample sizes in earthquake catalogs,the cross-validation method proposed in this study demonstrated higher robustness than the maximum likelihood method in determining the optimal correlation distance.Performance evaluation results indicate that while both models effectively characterize seismic activity,the ASSM exhibits superior overall predictive performance compared to the CSSM,owing to its ability to adaptively adjust the smoothing radius according to seismic density.Significant discrepancies were observed in the Peak Ground Acceleration(PGA)results calculated with a 10%probability of exceedance in 50 years across different combinations of seismic source models.The single spatially smoothed point-source model yielded a maximum PGA of approximately 0.52 g,with high-value areas concentrated near historical epicenters,thereby significantly underestimating the hazard associated with major fault zones.When combined with the simple fault-source model,the maximum PGA increased to 0.8 g,with high-value zones exhibiting a zonal distribution along faults;however,the risk remained underestimated for faults with low slip rates that are nevertheless approaching their recurrence cycles.Following the introduction of the time-dependent characteristic fault-source model,local PGA values for faults in the middle-to-late stages of their recurrence cycles increased by a factor of 2 to 7 compared to the single model.These results demonstrate that the characteristic fault-source model reasonably delineates the time-dependence of large earthquake recurrence,thereby providing a more accurate assessment of imminent seismic risks.By comprehensively applying the improved spatially smoothed pointsource model,the simple fault-source model,and the characteristic fault-source model,the following faults within the region were identified as having high seismic hazard:the Huangxianggou,Zhangxian,and Tianshui segments of the Xiqinling northern edge fault;the Maqin-Maqu segment of the Dongkunlun fault;the Longriqu fault;the Maoergai fault;the Elashan fault;the Riyueshan fault;the eastern segment of the Lenglongling fault;the Maxianshan segment of the Maxianshan northern Margin fault;and the Maomaoshan-Jinqianghe segment of the Laohushan-Maomaoshan fault.As these faults are located within seismic gaps or are approaching the recurrence periods of large earthquakes,they should be prioritized for current and future seismic monitoring as well as disaster prevention and mitigation efforts.展开更多
Following a magnitude M 7.9 earthquake that struck near Mandalay,Myanmar in March 2025,this study investigates the seismic damage inflicted upon the city’s municipal water supply system.The analysis focuses on the fa...Following a magnitude M 7.9 earthquake that struck near Mandalay,Myanmar in March 2025,this study investigates the seismic damage inflicted upon the city’s municipal water supply system.The analysis focuses on the failure characteristics of water facilities and pipelines,examines cross-system cascading effects,and proposes corresponding recovery strategies.The main findings are as follows:(1)The damage to water plant facilities,concentrated in ancillary structures and connections due to insufficient seismic measures,demonstrated significant intensity-dependence.Increased seismic intensity not only aggravated structural damage but also compromised core treatment processes,leading to deteriorated water quality.(2)Within the same seismic intensity zone,high-density polyethylene(HDPE)pipes exhibited a significantly lower damage occurrence rate than ductile iron(DI)pipes,highlighting the material’s substantial influence on seismic performance.Moreover,a strong positive correlation was observed between the overall pipeline network damage and the seismic intensity.The average damage rate in IntensityⅨzones was 6.84 times that of IntensityⅧzones.(3)A cascading failure,initiated by a power outage,led to water supply disruption,loss of emergency response capability,and elevated secondary risks.This strongly coupled cross-system effect resulted in significant spatiotemporal propagation of disaster impacts.(4)The post-earthquake recovery adopted a phased strategy that prioritized critical facilities.Actions involved rapidly restoring the core supply zone with temporary points,reinstating the water plant’s power supply,and deploying targeted technologies for efficient pipeline repair.The outcomes of this study are expected to provide critical support and a valuable reference for developing earthquake-resilient urban water supply systems.展开更多
The widely distributed loess deposits in the Yellow River Basin exhibit unique engineering geological characteristics.The variations in their thickness and stratigraphic structure significantly amplify ground motion p...The widely distributed loess deposits in the Yellow River Basin exhibit unique engineering geological characteristics.The variations in their thickness and stratigraphic structure significantly amplify ground motion parameters,directly influencing the regional seismic hazard risk level.This study methodically conducted on-site studies and observations of building collapses and damages resulting from seismic amplification effects,using the Wenchuan M_(S)8.0 earthquake as a case study.Comprehensive experimental and numerical simulation studies were carried out.A large-scale shaking table test was performed,and numerical models for 14 different loess sites types were established.Various types of seismic waves were incorporated into these models for systematic numerical simulation calculations.The research reveals the mechanisms by which loess deposit thickness and stratigraphic structure in the Yellow River Basin affect seismic ground motion amplification.The results indicate that as the epicentral distance increases,the peak ground motion shows a marked attenuation trend,with the horizontal component attenuating substantially faster than the vertical component.As the overlying loess layer thickness increases from 50 to 100 m,the seismic intensity may escalate by 3−4 degrees,and the peak acceleration may amplify by 1.5−2.2 times.With the augmentation of loess deposit thickness and the proliferation of soil layers,both the peak acceleration response spectrum and the characteristic period demonstrate an upward tendency,exhibiting slight fluctuations contingent upon the seismic wave type.展开更多
To enhance the deformation capacity of vertical support columns of underground structures and improve their overall seismic performance,a new truncated column connected by unbonded prestressed tendons is proposed,insp...To enhance the deformation capacity of vertical support columns of underground structures and improve their overall seismic performance,a new truncated column connected by unbonded prestressed tendons is proposed,inspired by the concepts of the toughness seismic resistance and rocking design.Although many experimental and numerical studies have focused on underground structures,research on the behavior of truncated columns remains limited.This paper develops threedimensional(3D)finite element(FE)models for various columns,including cast-in-place column(CIPC)and prestressed tendon truncated column(PTTC),to evaluate the effects of three parameters,including axial compression ratio(ACR),initial tendon stress,and the effect of hole diameter on mechanical performance—specifically deformation capacity,strength,residual deformation and gap width.The results indicate that the deformability and self-centering ability of the prestressed tendon truncated column is obviously superior to the cast-in-place column,but its strength was comparatively lower.The axial compression ratio has obvious effects on seismic performance,especially deformation and residual deformation,while initial tendon stress and hole diameter influence performance only in the case of a small axial compression ratio.This study systematically identifies the influence of various factors on seismic performance.Additionally,this study proposes a method to evaluate the self-centering capability of structures and establishes an empirical relationship between maximum recoverable deformation and the axial compression ratio.The developed numerical model can serve as a tool for future studies to predict the seismic responses of overall subway stations that feature truncated columns.展开更多
Seismic texture attributes are closely related to seismic facies and reservoir characteristics and are thus widely used in seismic data interpretation.However,information is mislaid in the stacking process when tradit...Seismic texture attributes are closely related to seismic facies and reservoir characteristics and are thus widely used in seismic data interpretation.However,information is mislaid in the stacking process when traditional texture attributes are extracted from poststack data,which is detrimental to complex reservoir description.In this study,pre-stack texture attributes are introduced,these attributes can not only capable of precisely depicting the lateral continuity of waveforms between different reflection points but also reflect amplitude versus offset,anisotropy,and heterogeneity in the medium.Due to its strong ability to represent stratigraphies,a pre-stack-data-based seismic facies analysis method is proposed using the selforganizing map algorithm.This method is tested on wide azimuth seismic data from China,and the advantages of pre-stack texture attributes in the description of stratum lateral changes are verified,in addition to the method＇s ability to reveal anisotropy and heterogeneity characteristics.The pre-stack texture classification results effectively distinguish different seismic reflection patterns,thereby providing reliable evidence for use in seismic facies analysis.展开更多
Classical multi-channel technology can significantly reduce the pre-stack seismic inversion uncertainty, especially for complex geology such as high dipping structures. However, due to the consideration of complex str...Classical multi-channel technology can significantly reduce the pre-stack seismic inversion uncertainty, especially for complex geology such as high dipping structures. However, due to the consideration of complex structure or reflection features, the existing multi-channel inversion methods have to adopt the highly time-consuming strategy of arranging seismic data trace-by-trace, limiting its wide application in pre-stack inversion. A fast pre-stack multi-channel inversion constrained by seismic reflection features has been proposed to address this issue. The key to our method is to re-characterize the reflection features to directly constrain the pre-stack inversion through a Hadamard product operator without rearranging the seismic data. The seismic reflection features can reflect the distribution of the stratum reflection interface, and we obtained them from the post-stack profile by searching the shortest local Euclidean distance between adjacent seismic traces. Instead of directly constructing a large-size reflection features constraint operator advocated by the conventional methods, through decomposing the reflection features along the vertical and horizontal direction at a particular sampling point, we have constructed a computationally well-behaved constraint operator represented by the vertical and horizontal partial derivatives. Based on the Alternating Direction Method of Multipliers (ADMM) optimization, we have derived a fast algorithm for solving the objective function, including Hadamard product operators. Compared with the conventional reflection features constrained inversion, the proposed method is more efficient and accurate, proved on the Overthrust model and a field data set.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.41574130,41874143 and 41374134)the National Science and Technology Major Project of China(No.2016ZX05014-001-009)the Sichuan Provincial Youth Science&Technology Innovative Research Group Fund(No.2016TD0023)
文摘The extensive application of pre-stack depth migration has produced huge volumes of seismic data,which allows for the possibility of developing seismic inversions of reservoir properties from seismic data in the depth domain.It is difficult to estimate seismic wavelets directly from seismic data due to the nonstationarity of the data in the depth domain.We conduct a velocity transformation of seismic data to make the seismic data stationary and then apply the ridge regression method to estimate a constant seismic wavelet.The estimated constant seismic wavelet is constructed as a set of space-variant seismic wavelets dominated by velocities at different spatial locations.Incorporating the weighted superposition principle,a synthetic seismogram is generated by directly employing the space-variant seismic wavelets in the depth domain.An inversion workflow based on the model-driven method is developed in the depth domain by incorporating the nonlinear conjugate gradient algorithm,which avoids additional data conversions between the time and depth domains.The impedance inversions of the synthetic and field seismic data in the depth domain show good results,which demonstrates that seismic inversion in the depth domain is feasible.The approach provides an alternative for forward numerical analyses and elastic property inversions of depth-domain seismic data.It is advantageous for further studies concerning the stability,accuracy,and efficiency of seismic inversions in the depth domain.
基金Supported by the Major Projects of the National Science and Technology of China(No.2016ZX05026-002-003)National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.41374108)
文摘Pre-stack waveform inversion, by inverting seismic information, can estimate subsurface elastic properties for reservoir characterization, thus effectively guiding exploration. In recent years, nonlinear inversion methods, such as standard genetic algorithm, have been extensively adopted in seismic inversion due to its simplicity, versatility, and robustness. However, standard genetic algorithms have some shortcomings, such as slow convergence rate and easiness to fall into local optimum. In order to overcome these problems, the authors present a new adaptive genetic algorithm for seismic inversion, in which the selection adopts regional equilibrium and elite retention strategies are adopted, and adaptive operators are used in the crossover and mutation to implement local search. After applying this method to pre-stack seismic data, it is found that higher quality inversion results can be achieved within reasonable running time.
基金supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant 42204108,42374166 and42374149in part by National Key Laboratory of Petroleum Resources and Engineering,China University of Petroleum,Beijing under Grant PRE/open-2305in part by Research on Fine Exploration and Surrounding Rock Classification Technology for Deep Buried Long Tunnels Driven by Horizontal Directional Drilling and Magnetotelluric Methods Based on Deep Learning under Grant E202408010。
文摘Pre-stack seismic inversion is used to calculate elastic parameters,including P-wave and S-wave velocities,as well as densities.These parameters play an integral role in the characterization of reservoirs,thereby enhancing the exploration and production process.Deep learning-based seismic inversion does not need a known physical system and can give satisfactory results with sufficient training data.The acquisition of such datasets for seismic inversion poses a significant challenge due to the exorbitant costs associated with drilling activities.Integrating domain knowledge,physical systems,and well log data into a deep learning-based seismic inversion framework is crucial for improving its efficiency and effectiveness.Nevertheless,existing data-driven approaches do not adequately exploit such information,thereby constraining their overall performance and applicability.Therefore,we develop a double dual neural network structure built upon the closed-loop neural network framework,which incorporates both physics and model information to mitigate the dependency on extensive labeled datasets.The information from the different domains is linked through a loss function,where one dual network is responsible for constraining the inversion results using physics information to ensure the physics consistency of the predictions,and the other dual network is responsible for constraining the inversion results using a priori model information to enhance the reliability of the predictions.The method makes full use of well-log data for network training when wells are available,as well as providing unsupervised learning and inversion under well-free conditions.The integration of qualitative and quantitative analyses proves instrumental in demonstrating the effectiveness of the proposed methodology through the use of synthetic and field pre-stack examples.
文摘A compilation of databases from Cameroon and neighbouring countries,including seismicity,stress tensor distribution,gravity,magnetic,topography,lithosphere structure and geological data,is used to define its seismotectonic zonation.Based on the quality and quantity of available data,a seismotectonic map was drawn up through the characterization of subunits of concentrations of earthquake foci and,large neotectonic and structural domains.To prepare this map,a homogeneous earthquake catalogue was compiled from the literature and international data centers dated from 1852 up to 2023.Another point of study was to establish links between seismicity and deformation zones.Many faults and/or structures were identified as possibly active,although some of them are not always associated with seismicity.A seismotectonic model for Cameroon was then built from a classification of faults,neotectonic and seismogenic regions.This structured and highly data-driven approach has been developed specifically for the definition of source zones where seismicity is not well known.The results of the seismotectonic analysis allowed characterizing seventeen seismotectonic source zones in Cameroon.Five source zones are defined in the Mount Cameroon region which is the greatest seismicity activity in the study area.The crustal thickness map of Cameroon revealed a thinned transitional zone interspersed between the thickened Congo Shield and thin Pan-African belt favourable for the development of megastructures such as Central Cameroon shear zone and Kribi-Campo shear zone.This region represents the second highest seismicity zone and contains five source zones.
基金partly supported by Engineering Partners Inter-national,LLC,Richfield,MN 55423(PC13803,482842-58309).
文摘Seismic resilience(SR)has emerged as a critical focus in earthquake engineering to evaluate the ability of structures to endure,recover from,and adapt to seismic events.This study presents an entropy-based multicriteria approach for selecting optimal intensity measures(IMs)to assess SR of structures.Eight representative IMs,derived from time histories and response spectrum are evaluated.Incremental dynamic analysis is con-ducted on a reinforced concrete structure,using engineering demand parameters such as the maximum interstory drift and floor acceleration to generate fragility curves via a probabilistic seismic demand model.The optimal IMs are identified through a multi-criteria decision-making process,with scores calculated using the entropy weight method to incorporate factors such as efficiency,proficiency,and uncertainty based on infor-mation entropy.An effective SR framework is derived from fragility results.The findings indicate that peak ground velocity and spectral IMs are the most effective,while energy-related IMs underestimate SR.The study highlights the importance of optimizing IMs for more accurate seismic resilience assessments.The proposed entropy-based multi-criteria approach is shown to be both reliable and effective for selecting optimal IMs in this context.
文摘Considering the drastic variations in the surface elevation of the piedmont region in the Bai Cheng West Area,there is no reference point within the Reference Ground Line(RG line)of the starting point of the synthetic seismic records in the process of calibration of the horizon.Through the analysis of the process and properties of the production of the RG line,in the processing of seismic data,it is indicated that the position of the synthetic data of seismic records is not located at the beginning of the RG line.Rather,it must be at the time point of the seismic profile at the elevation of a datum position of the static value of less than the datum plane.Both the RG line and the elevation static correction value line can easily be seen by computerizing the calculated value of the elevation static correction of the datum plane relating to the seismic section and plotting it on the seismic section.To achieve a good calibration with the synthetic seismogram,it is possible to set the starting point of the synthetic seismogram on the elevation static correction value line that is situated at the place of the Common Mid-Point(CMP).In the current paper,a systematic overview of methods and safety procedures for establishing the seismic interpretation work area and horizon calibration in seismic interpretation has been reviewed,which will form an effective guide towards seismic interpretation under the complicated surface conditions in the Bai Cheng west region.
基金supported by the Deep Earth Probe and Mineral Resources Exploration-National Science and Technology Major Project(Grant No.2025ZD005100)by Beijing Geolight Technology Co.,Ltd.under the project“The Impact of Strong Ground Motion on Buildings”(YF-202520).
文摘This study employed tri-component continuous monitoring data from 10 measurement points on both sides of a base isolation layer in the basement of a large-span high-rise building in Beijing,as well as from a free-field station and roof frame,during a Mw 5.5 magnitude earthquake in Pingyuan,Shandong,in 2023.The H/V spectral ratio method was used to evaluate the structural dynamic response characteristics of the building and analyze the regulatory effect of the base-isolation layer on seismic waves.The results indicate that during the earthquake,the peak frequency of the free-field and the measurement points below the base-isolation layer was stable at 0.17 Hz,whereas the main frequency of the measurement points above the base-isolation layer increased to 0.75–1.18 Hz,which is 4–6 times greater than that of the points below.The amplitude was suppressed by more than 70%,confirming that the base isolation layer effectively isolated the low-frequency energy from the ground and increased the response frequency of the building.When the building was excited by an earthquake,a three-tier frequency gradient was formed throughout the building:“base-isolation layer(0.17 Hz)-main body(1.18 Hz)-roof frame(3.83 Hz)”,which can effectively avoid resonance of the entire building.In addition,the composite base-isolation device changed the dynamic characteristics of the structure.The resonance period was extended from 0.74 s(theoretical value without base isolation)to 5.9 s(calculated value),and the resonance frequency was reduced from 1.35 to 0.17 Hz.This finding indicates that the base-isolation layer can enhance seismic performance by increasing flexibility and damping.
文摘To address the neglect of seismic performance in conventional double-girder bridge crane optimization,this paper introduces a time-history analysis-based seismic optimization methodology for crane structures.Using a 25-t nuclear power crane as a case study,a bridge frame finite element model is established and validated through static analysis,confirming its accurate representation of the physical entity’s mechanical behavior.Furthermore,with bridge mass reduction as the objective and structural strength,stiffness,stability,and seismic mechanical performance as constraints,an optimization model is developed employing the Whale Optimization Algorithm(WOA).
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.52408513)the Postdoctoral Fellowship Program of China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(Grant No.GZB20240153)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(Grant No.2024M760465).
文摘Pile group-supported bridges in liquefied sloping ground with crust are prone to severe damage.However,there remains a limited comprehension of the intricate interactions among pile group,soil,and superstructures,as well as the associated failure mechanisms.To address this issue,this paper presents large-scale shaking table tests conducted on pile group-supported bridges in sloping liquefiable ground with crust to uncover the intricate interaction mechanisms.Firstly,the dynamic characteristics and interaction of the pile-soil-superstructure system were explored.Then,the lateral displacement and acceleration of the superstructure and pile were presented.Next,the curvature and damage characteristics of the pile group-supported bridge were discussed.Finally,through cross-correlation analysis,the study revealed the inertia and kinematic effects,focusing on how the effects influenced the seismic demands.Results indicate that significant differences are observed in pile-soil interactions during strong seismic events depending on the depth and liquefaction stage.As earthquake intensity increases,peak displacement in the superstructure rises linearly while residual displacement grows exponentially.Moreover,the pile group effect becomes more pronounced,especially at the pile head,with the trailing piles showing greater curvature than the leading ones.Due to significant soil lateral spreading and the shadowing effect within the pile group,the leading piles experience prominent kinematic effects from the surface down to the intermediate layer of saturated sand compared to the trailing piles.These findings contribute valuable insights for improving the seismic design approach for bridges with pile groups in sloping liquefied soils.
文摘This study examines the dynamic response of two adjacent 9-and 20-story benchmark steel buildings subjected to six near-fault earthquake records.Two-dimensional numerical models were employed to account for the complexities of structure-soil-structure interaction(SSSI).The research focuses on the separation gap between the buildings and the effects of pounding while considering Fixed Base(FB)and SSSI models,evaluated according to UBC 94 and ASCE 7-16 seismic codes.Key findings reveal that pounding occurs with the UBC 94 separation gap when earthquake frequency aligns with system frequency,leading to increased column stresses in the 9-story building.In contrast,the ASCE 7-16 standard effectively prevents pounding in both the FB and SSSI models.Additionally,drifts and displacements of lower floors in SSSI models exceed the allowable limits of ASCE 7-16,underscoring the impact of soil-structure interaction on seismic response.
文摘This paper presents a review of how the ductile diaphragm concept was formulated,evaluated,improved,and implemented over time to achieve seismically resilient bridges.A particular emphasis is placed on the most recent work that has provided a more fully,and more widely applicable,version of the concept.The paper also addresses how to design buckling restrained braces used as energy dissipating elements in the longitudinal di-rection of multi-span bridges(simple spans or continuous bridges)as part of the ductile diaphragm concept.In all cases,the objective of the ductile diaphragm concept is to concentrate ductility demands in steel energy dissi-pating elements located at the ends of the superstructure spans to protect the substructure(and rest of the su-perstructure)from damage,to ensure that the bridge can remain open to full traffic immediately following an earthquake.
基金funded by UTM Fundamental Research Grant(PY/2024/01221,Cost centre no.:Q.J130000.3822.23H73)HiCoE Grant Scheme(Cost centre no.:R.J130000.7822.4J738)。
文摘Rapid quantification of seismic-induced damage immediately following an earthquake is critical for determining whether a structure is safe for continued occupation or requires evacuation.This study proposes a novel damage identification method that utilizes limited strain data points,significantly reducing installation,maintenance,and data analysis costs compared to traditional distributed sensor networks.The approach integrates finite element(FE)modeling to generate capacity curves through pushover analysis,incorporates noise-augmented datasets for Artificial Neural Network(ANN)training,and classifies structural conditions into four damage levels:Operational(OP),Immediate Occupancy(IO),Life Safety(LS),and Collapse Prevention(CP).To evaluate the method’s accuracy and efficiency,it was applied to two reinforced concrete(RC)frames;a single-story frame tested experimentally under cyclic loading and a three-story frame analyzed under various lateral load patterns.Strain data from selected beam and column ends were used as ANN inputs,while the corresponding damage classes served as outputs.Confusion matrix results demonstrated high true positive rates(>85%for the single-story and>90%for the three-story frame),even with a reduced number of sensors.The model also exhibited strong robustness to White Gaussian Noise(SNR=2.5-5 dB)and generalized effectively to nonlinear time-history analyses under scaled ground motions(PGA=0.1-1.0 g).Feature selection using the MRMR and ANOVA algorithms further enhanced computational efficiency.Overall,the proposed ANN-based framework has strong potential for real-time structural health monitoring applications.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.41941018)Shanghai Gaofeng Discipline Construction Funding.
文摘Strong seismic excitation and fault dislocation are likely to occur simultaneously in high-intensity seismic zones,causing severe damage to tunnels crossing active fault zones.This paper aims to develop a novel analytical solution to determine the longitudinal mechanical responses of tunnels subjected to the combined effects of seismic waves and strike-slip faulting.Adopting the elastic springbeam model,the seismic waves are modelled as shear horizontal(SH)waves and the fault dislocation follows an S-shaped pattern;the superposition principle for free-fielddisplacements caused by both effects is assumed.In addition,the transmission and reflectionof seismic waves at the fault-rock geological interface and the tangential contact conditions at the tunnel-rock interface are considered.The analytical model is validated against numerical simulations,confirmingits accuracy in calculating tunnel responses.Moreover,a parametric study is conducted to evaluate the impact of key factors,including fault displacement,fault zone width,fault dip angle,earthquake frequency,rock conditions,tunnel lining stiffness,and tangential contact conditions,on tunnel responses.Compared with each effect alone,the combined effects of seismic waves and strike-slip faulting significantlychange the tunnel deformation and internal forces,leading to increased tunnel responses,especially within the fault zone and near the fault-rock interfaces.Depending on specificparameters,tunnel responses can be classifiedinto seismic-dominated,faulting-dominated,and seismic-faulting coupled responses on the basis of the relative contributions of each effect.The proposed analytical solution can be applied to quickly predict the longitudinal mechanical behaviour of tunnels under such combined effects in engineering applications.
基金supported by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under grant agreement No.101027745(Marie Sklodowska-Curie Research Grant Scheme H2020-MSCA-IF-2020:Self-Centering Earthquake-Resilient Hybrid Steel-Concrete Shear Walls with Rocking Beams-SC-HYBWalls)the support from the Royal Society-Interna-tional Exchange programme under the grant agreement IES\R3\213175.
文摘In response to the demand for seismic-resilient structures,various innovative solutions have emerged to reduce local damage and residual deformations,facilitating repair operations in the aftermath of high-intensity earth-quakes.This paper examines the seismic performance of a steel-concrete hybrid wall system equipped with a selfcentering solution to mitigate earthquake-induced residual deformations.The considered hybrid system includes a Reinforced Concrete(RC)shear wall with two steel side columns connected by coupling steel beams.In this study,a novel type of coupling beams featuring a friction-damped self-centering system is implemented.The system is referred to as Self-Centering Hybrid Single-Pier Coupled Wall(SC-SP-HCW)and aims to minimize damage and residual deformations after earthquakes,which in turn facilitates repairs and enhances seismic resilience.Unlike conventional self-centering coupling beams with post-tensioned tendons,the self-centering configuration in this system does not rely on a gap-opening mechanism at the wall-beam connection interface,eliminating frame expansion effects.The proposed self-centering devices can also be implemented as preassembled links,which facilitates installation and reduces uncertainties associated with the on-site posttensioning procedure.The seismic performance of SC-SP-HCWs is investigated through nonlinear static and incremental dynamic analyses on case study SC-SP-HCWs designed as the lateral load-resisting systems of an eight-story building.The seismic response of the case study SC-SP-HCWs is investigated,considering both local and global engineering demand parameters(EDPs).The results demonstrate the ability of the SC-SP-HCWs to significantly reduce earthquake-induced residual deformations without exacerbating damage to structural ele-ments typically observed in conventional coupled walls.
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(No.2022YFC3003502).
文摘The northern segment of the North-South Seismic Belt is characterized by intense crustal deformation,well-developed active tectonics,and frequent occurrences of strong earthquakes.Therefore,conducting a Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis(PSHA)for this region is of significant importance for supporting seismic fortification in major engineering projects and formulating disaster prevention and mitigation policies.In this study,a composite seismic source model was constructed by integrating data on historical earthquakes,active faults,and paleoseismicity.Furthermore,a logic tree framework was employed to quantify epistemic uncertainties,enabling a systematic seismic hazard assessment of the region.To more accurately characterize the spatial heterogeneity of seismic activity,improvements were made to both the Circular Spatial Smoothing Model(CSSM)with a fixed radius and the Adaptive Spatial Smoothing Model(ASSM),with full consideration given to the spatiotemporal completeness of historical earthquake magnitudes.Regarding the CSSM,for scenarios involving small sample sizes in earthquake catalogs,the cross-validation method proposed in this study demonstrated higher robustness than the maximum likelihood method in determining the optimal correlation distance.Performance evaluation results indicate that while both models effectively characterize seismic activity,the ASSM exhibits superior overall predictive performance compared to the CSSM,owing to its ability to adaptively adjust the smoothing radius according to seismic density.Significant discrepancies were observed in the Peak Ground Acceleration(PGA)results calculated with a 10%probability of exceedance in 50 years across different combinations of seismic source models.The single spatially smoothed point-source model yielded a maximum PGA of approximately 0.52 g,with high-value areas concentrated near historical epicenters,thereby significantly underestimating the hazard associated with major fault zones.When combined with the simple fault-source model,the maximum PGA increased to 0.8 g,with high-value zones exhibiting a zonal distribution along faults;however,the risk remained underestimated for faults with low slip rates that are nevertheless approaching their recurrence cycles.Following the introduction of the time-dependent characteristic fault-source model,local PGA values for faults in the middle-to-late stages of their recurrence cycles increased by a factor of 2 to 7 compared to the single model.These results demonstrate that the characteristic fault-source model reasonably delineates the time-dependence of large earthquake recurrence,thereby providing a more accurate assessment of imminent seismic risks.By comprehensively applying the improved spatially smoothed pointsource model,the simple fault-source model,and the characteristic fault-source model,the following faults within the region were identified as having high seismic hazard:the Huangxianggou,Zhangxian,and Tianshui segments of the Xiqinling northern edge fault;the Maqin-Maqu segment of the Dongkunlun fault;the Longriqu fault;the Maoergai fault;the Elashan fault;the Riyueshan fault;the eastern segment of the Lenglongling fault;the Maxianshan segment of the Maxianshan northern Margin fault;and the Maomaoshan-Jinqianghe segment of the Laohushan-Maomaoshan fault.As these faults are located within seismic gaps or are approaching the recurrence periods of large earthquakes,they should be prioritized for current and future seismic monitoring as well as disaster prevention and mitigation efforts.
基金National Key Research and Development Program of China under Grant No.2023YFC3805201Scientific Research Fund of Institute of Engineering Mechanics,China Earthquake Administration under Grant Nos.2024B29 and 2024B25。
文摘Following a magnitude M 7.9 earthquake that struck near Mandalay,Myanmar in March 2025,this study investigates the seismic damage inflicted upon the city’s municipal water supply system.The analysis focuses on the failure characteristics of water facilities and pipelines,examines cross-system cascading effects,and proposes corresponding recovery strategies.The main findings are as follows:(1)The damage to water plant facilities,concentrated in ancillary structures and connections due to insufficient seismic measures,demonstrated significant intensity-dependence.Increased seismic intensity not only aggravated structural damage but also compromised core treatment processes,leading to deteriorated water quality.(2)Within the same seismic intensity zone,high-density polyethylene(HDPE)pipes exhibited a significantly lower damage occurrence rate than ductile iron(DI)pipes,highlighting the material’s substantial influence on seismic performance.Moreover,a strong positive correlation was observed between the overall pipeline network damage and the seismic intensity.The average damage rate in IntensityⅨzones was 6.84 times that of IntensityⅧzones.(3)A cascading failure,initiated by a power outage,led to water supply disruption,loss of emergency response capability,and elevated secondary risks.This strongly coupled cross-system effect resulted in significant spatiotemporal propagation of disaster impacts.(4)The post-earthquake recovery adopted a phased strategy that prioritized critical facilities.Actions involved rapidly restoring the core supply zone with temporary points,reinstating the water plant’s power supply,and deploying targeted technologies for efficient pipeline repair.The outcomes of this study are expected to provide critical support and a valuable reference for developing earthquake-resilient urban water supply systems.
基金supported by the Earthquake Science and Technology Spark Plan Project(No.XH23041C)The Natural Science Foundation of Gansu Province(No.22JR11RA090)Gansu Lanzhou Geophysics National Observation and Research Station(No.2021Y14).
文摘The widely distributed loess deposits in the Yellow River Basin exhibit unique engineering geological characteristics.The variations in their thickness and stratigraphic structure significantly amplify ground motion parameters,directly influencing the regional seismic hazard risk level.This study methodically conducted on-site studies and observations of building collapses and damages resulting from seismic amplification effects,using the Wenchuan M_(S)8.0 earthquake as a case study.Comprehensive experimental and numerical simulation studies were carried out.A large-scale shaking table test was performed,and numerical models for 14 different loess sites types were established.Various types of seismic waves were incorporated into these models for systematic numerical simulation calculations.The research reveals the mechanisms by which loess deposit thickness and stratigraphic structure in the Yellow River Basin affect seismic ground motion amplification.The results indicate that as the epicentral distance increases,the peak ground motion shows a marked attenuation trend,with the horizontal component attenuating substantially faster than the vertical component.As the overlying loess layer thickness increases from 50 to 100 m,the seismic intensity may escalate by 3−4 degrees,and the peak acceleration may amplify by 1.5−2.2 times.With the augmentation of loess deposit thickness and the proliferation of soil layers,both the peak acceleration response spectrum and the characteristic period demonstrate an upward tendency,exhibiting slight fluctuations contingent upon the seismic wave type.
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.52478488 and 51908013the National Key Basic Research and Development Program of China under Grant No.2018YFC1504305。
文摘To enhance the deformation capacity of vertical support columns of underground structures and improve their overall seismic performance,a new truncated column connected by unbonded prestressed tendons is proposed,inspired by the concepts of the toughness seismic resistance and rocking design.Although many experimental and numerical studies have focused on underground structures,research on the behavior of truncated columns remains limited.This paper develops threedimensional(3D)finite element(FE)models for various columns,including cast-in-place column(CIPC)and prestressed tendon truncated column(PTTC),to evaluate the effects of three parameters,including axial compression ratio(ACR),initial tendon stress,and the effect of hole diameter on mechanical performance—specifically deformation capacity,strength,residual deformation and gap width.The results indicate that the deformability and self-centering ability of the prestressed tendon truncated column is obviously superior to the cast-in-place column,but its strength was comparatively lower.The axial compression ratio has obvious effects on seismic performance,especially deformation and residual deformation,while initial tendon stress and hole diameter influence performance only in the case of a small axial compression ratio.This study systematically identifies the influence of various factors on seismic performance.Additionally,this study proposes a method to evaluate the self-centering capability of structures and establishes an empirical relationship between maximum recoverable deformation and the axial compression ratio.The developed numerical model can serve as a tool for future studies to predict the seismic responses of overall subway stations that feature truncated columns.
基金supported by the Scientific Research Staring Foundation of University of Electronic Science and Technology of China(No.ZYGX2015KYQD049)
文摘Seismic texture attributes are closely related to seismic facies and reservoir characteristics and are thus widely used in seismic data interpretation.However,information is mislaid in the stacking process when traditional texture attributes are extracted from poststack data,which is detrimental to complex reservoir description.In this study,pre-stack texture attributes are introduced,these attributes can not only capable of precisely depicting the lateral continuity of waveforms between different reflection points but also reflect amplitude versus offset,anisotropy,and heterogeneity in the medium.Due to its strong ability to represent stratigraphies,a pre-stack-data-based seismic facies analysis method is proposed using the selforganizing map algorithm.This method is tested on wide azimuth seismic data from China,and the advantages of pre-stack texture attributes in the description of stratum lateral changes are verified,in addition to the method＇s ability to reveal anisotropy and heterogeneity characteristics.The pre-stack texture classification results effectively distinguish different seismic reflection patterns,thereby providing reliable evidence for use in seismic facies analysis.
基金We would like to acknowledge the sponsorship of the National Natural Science Foundation of China(42004092,42030103,41974119)Marine S&T Fund of Shandong Province for Pilot National Laboratory for Marine Science and Technology(Qingdao)(Grant No.2021QNLM020001-6)Young Elite Scientists Sponsorship Program by CAST(2021QNRC001).
文摘Classical multi-channel technology can significantly reduce the pre-stack seismic inversion uncertainty, especially for complex geology such as high dipping structures. However, due to the consideration of complex structure or reflection features, the existing multi-channel inversion methods have to adopt the highly time-consuming strategy of arranging seismic data trace-by-trace, limiting its wide application in pre-stack inversion. A fast pre-stack multi-channel inversion constrained by seismic reflection features has been proposed to address this issue. The key to our method is to re-characterize the reflection features to directly constrain the pre-stack inversion through a Hadamard product operator without rearranging the seismic data. The seismic reflection features can reflect the distribution of the stratum reflection interface, and we obtained them from the post-stack profile by searching the shortest local Euclidean distance between adjacent seismic traces. Instead of directly constructing a large-size reflection features constraint operator advocated by the conventional methods, through decomposing the reflection features along the vertical and horizontal direction at a particular sampling point, we have constructed a computationally well-behaved constraint operator represented by the vertical and horizontal partial derivatives. Based on the Alternating Direction Method of Multipliers (ADMM) optimization, we have derived a fast algorithm for solving the objective function, including Hadamard product operators. Compared with the conventional reflection features constrained inversion, the proposed method is more efficient and accurate, proved on the Overthrust model and a field data set.
