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  • Earthquake Seismology
  • Computational Seismology

Background:

  • Ground motion inversion is crucial for earthquake analysis but faces challenges like parameter coupling and local optima.
  • Existing methods struggle with reference station dependence and optimization algorithm limitations.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a robust ground motion inversion model overcoming nonlinear coupling and local optima issues.
  • To achieve accurate parameter decoupling for improved earthquake source and site parameter estimation.

Main Methods:

  • Preprocessing strong ground motion data (screening, baseline correction, smoothing).
  • Employing a two-step inversion: linear inversion for path attenuation, then Chaotic Mechanism (CM) enhanced particle swarm optimization.
  • Minimizing site effect Coefficient of Variation (CV) for parameter decoupling and statistical stability.

Main Results:

  • Reduced site effect variation coefficient (12% vs. 35% for PSO-GIT).
  • Accurate source stress drop estimation (median ~42 bar) with minimal dispersion.
  • High accuracy in seismic ground motion simulation (PGA deviation 0.1 m/s²) and application-level corrections (response spectrum error 5.3%).

Conclusions:

  • The GCPSO-GIT model successfully decouples parameters without reference stations, enhancing reliability.
  • Provides accurate parameters for refined seismic fortification and probabilistic risk assessment.
  • Demonstrates high efficiency and generalizability across diverse seismic conditions.