How to combine deterministic and probabilistic methods for assessing earthquake hazards

DETERMINISTIC VS. PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT: AN EXAGGERATED AND OBSTRUCTIVE DICHOTOMY

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Hazard-consistent earthquake scenarios

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How to obtain earthquake ground motions for engineering design

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Uncertainty about the uncertainty in seismic hazard analysis

Julian J. Bommer · Engineering Geology · 2003 · 81 citations

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Earthquake probability in engineering — Part 1: The use and misuse of expert opinion. The Third Richard H. Jahns Distinguished Lecture in Engineering Geology

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