ESM REXEL-disaggregation-values Web-Service

The ESM REXEL-disaggregation-values web-service provides the results of hazard disaggregation for 10,760 sites in Italy (reference grid of the Italian seismic code NTC08 - CS.LL.PP. 2008) in terms of a modal terne of joint distribution of magnitudes (M), Joyner-Boore distances (R) and standardized residuals (ε) that are conditioned to a given threshold value of the parameters computed according Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis. The disaggregation parameters for first and second mode are returned for a given set of ground motion parameters e.g. PGA and elastic pseudo-acceleration response spectrum (5% damped) at several vibration periods SA(0.5s), SA(1s), SA(1.5s) and return periods 50, 475, 975, 2475 years.

A complete list of supported options and usage examples is available in the query-options webpage. A complete list of supported options and usage examples is available in the query-options webpage.

Feature Notes

• The output is given in terms of M range (i.e. min_magnitude, max_magnitude that are computed as ±0.5 units centered in the modal value), R range (i.e. min_distance_km, max_distance_km that are computed as ±10 km centered in the modal value) and the modal value of ε.
• Latitude and Longitude of sites outside Italy are invalid options
• The output data are provided in a JSON file

Related Services

ESM REXEL-disaggregation-values web-service works in combination with:

• ESM REXEL-target-spectrum web-service allows computation of design acceleration 5%-damping elastic spectra according to Eurocode 8 (EC8) (CEN 2003), Italian seismic code (NTC08) (CS.LL.PP. 2008) or user-defined spectra
• ESM REXEL-spectra-selection web-service provides machine-friendly access to response spectra included in the ESM Database
• ESM REXEL-bmse-values web-service provides the results of spectrum compatible best matching scenario for sites in Italy in terms of magnitudes (M) and Joyner-Boore distances (R).
• ESM REXEL-run-matching web-service searches for sets of waveforms combinations that on average match the target spectrum within a specified tolerance
• ESM REXEL-outputs web-service returns final results
• ESM REXEL-plot web-service generates visual representation from ESM-REXEL outputs file

Citation

If you use this service or its data, please cite it as follows:
Sgobba, S., Puglia, R., Pacor F., Luzi, L., Russo, E., Felicetta, C., Lanzano, G., D'Amico, M., Baraschino, R., Baltzopoulos, G., Iervolino, I. REXELweb: a tool for selection of ground-motion records from the Engineering Strong Motion database (ESM). 7th International Conference on Earthquake Geotechnical Engineering (ICEGE) 17 - 20 June 2019, Roma, Italy

Backend Python software used by this web service is developed and maintained by Felicetta C. and Russo E.