Research Article

Application of Hilbert-Huang Transform in Generating Spectrum-Compatible Earthquake Time Histories

Table 3

Selected actual earthquake records.

Location Earthquake* Type§ 𝐷 (km) 𝑀 Hor-1 Hor-2

Quebec City WN SN 21.2 6.0 A-MTW000 A-MTW090
NPSSN25.86.0SIL000SIL090
LPLF79.76.9RIN000RIN090
La Malbaie LP SN 11.2 6.9 G01000 G01090
NORSN22.76.7WON095WON185
DUZLF30.27.11060-N1060-E
New York City WN SN 21.2 6.0 A-MTW000 A-MTW090
SASN52.25.9S16-214S16-124
LPLF79.76.9RIN000RIN090
Chicago SA SN 96.9 5.9 S08-063 S08-333
SASN116.45.9S10-000S10-270
AQLF412.17.1HAD-EWHAD-NS
ENA Sites CL SN 9.3 5.7 G01230 G01320
MHSN16.26.2G01230G01320
SASN51.75.9S16-214S16-124
LPLF78.36.9PJH045PJH315

*Earthquake names: WN: Whittier Narrows Earthquake, 1987/10/01 14:42; NPS: N. Palm Springs Earthquake, 1986/07/08 09:20; LP: Loma Prieta Earthquake, 1989/10/18 00:05; NOR: Northridge Earthquake, 1994/01/17 12:31; DUZ: Duzce Earthquake, Turkey, 1999/11/12 18:57; CL: Coyote Lake Earthquake, 1979/08/06 17:05; MH: Morgan Hill Earthquake, 1984/04/24 21:15; SA: Saguenay Earthquake, 1988/11/25 23:46; AQ: Aqaba Earthquake, 1995/11/22 04:18.
§Earthquake types: SN: Small Near-Field Earthquake; LF: Large Far-Field Earthquake.
𝐷 is the closest distance to fault rupture, which is generally the hypocentral distance.
𝑀 is the moment magnitude.
Names of the horizontal components of the records, which can be searched from PEER and NRC databases.