Site-Specific Analysis to Investigate Response and Liquefaction Potential during the Megathrust Earthquake at Banten Province Indonesia
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https://doi.org/10.4186/ej.2022.26.9.1 Full articleAbstract
The megathrust earthquake affiliated with several activities in the Java subduction zone is predicted to be the main trigger of the earthquake in Indonesia which is located in the world ring of fire. Therefore, this study aims to determine the seismic soil response and investigate the seismic liquefaction potential in the specific area in Banten Province. A computational simulation was performed to analyze soil response and earthquake data from Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research (PEER) database were adjusted based on the attenuation model. The results show that the site passes through amplification up to two times and the peak of spectral acceleration occurs at a low-medium period, namely 0.3 seconds. This indicated that the resonance effect can occur in buildings with up to 3 floors. Furthermore, the site dominated by sandy soil has the potential to undergo liquefaction, especially once peak ground acceleration reaches 0.1g. This investigation shows significant progressive results for understanding and practice related to the assessment of seismic site response and preliminary soil liquefaction study.
Keywords:
megathrust, earthquake, seismic response, attenuation model, liquefaction potentialAffiliations
- Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta
- Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta
- University of Bengkulu
Corresponding author: Muhammad Fatih Qodri, fatihqodri@itny.ac.id
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