Journal of Japan Association for Earthquake Engineering
Online ISSN : 1884-6246
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Damage Situation Around the Seismic Stations in the 2019 off Yamagata Prefecture Earthquake and Correspondence of Damage to Buildings with Strong Ground Motions
Masashi SHIOMITSU, Yuki SAKAI, Shunsuke NAKAZAWA, Ayaka MIKI, Koki NOZAKI
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2020 Volume 20 Issue 6 Pages 6_65-6_84

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We carried out damage investigation around the seismic stations where high JMA seismic intensity scales were recorded in the 2019 off Yamagata Prefecture Earthquake. We found some minor damage such as damage to the outer wall and the roof tile, but heavily damaged buildings were not found around all the seismic stations. We investigated the correspondence of strong ground motions with damage to buildings. Short period below 1.0 s was dominated in most the strong ground motions and the 1-1.5 s response which has close relationship with heavy damage to buildings was small, therefore, heavily damaged buildings were not found in spite of high JMA seismic intensity scale. The buildings damaged to the roof tiles were found around many the seismic stations because the damage to the roof tile was correlated with the short period below 1.0 s.

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