Strong motion earthquake accelerograms, digitized and plotted data, Volume I - Uncorrected accelerograms; Part G - Accelerograms IG106 through IG114

Earthquake Engineering Research Laboratory, (1972) Strong motion earthquake accelerograms, digitized and plotted data, Volume I - Uncorrected accelerograms; Part G - Accelerograms IG106 through IG114. Technical Report: CaltechEERL:1972.EERL-72-20. California Institute of Technology.

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Abstract

The first set of twenty uncorrected digitized earthquake accelerograms was published in July 1969 as Volume I, Part A, of the present series. That volume also contained introductory material and background information describing the methods used, accuracies, etc. , which should be referred to by all users of the data. The San Fernando Earthquake provided records of sufficient importance that the original plan was interrupted after two parts, and Part C contained the first of the San Fernando Earthquake accelerograms. This issue continues the San Fernando accelerograms and contains nine records consisting of six from the California Institute of Technology campus and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the basement and forty-second story record of a Los Angeles building, and the record from Palmdale

EPrint Type:	Monograph (Technical Report)
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Uncontrolled Keywords:	IG106 IG107 IG108 IG109 IG110 IG111 IG112 IG113 IG114 71.018 71.019 71.022 71.023 71.032 71.031 71.038 71.040 71.064
Subjects:	All Records > Earthquake Engineering Research Laboratory
ID Code:	240
Deposited By:	Caltech Library System
Deposited On:	11 March 2002
Record Number:	CaltechEERL:1972.EERL-72-20
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