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![]() | EarthquakeIntensityResult Constructor |
The following tables list the members exposed by EarthquakeIntensityResult.
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![]() | EarthquakeIntensityResult Constructor |
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![]() | Pga | Contains the peak ground acceleration of the earthquake event.
PGA, one of the key measures of ground-shaking intensity, is the maximum value of the ground acceleration and is typically referred to as motion in the horizontal direction. |
![]() | PgaUnit | Contains the unit that Touchstone® used to report the peak ground acceleration of the earthquake event. |
![]() | Sa010SecUnit | Contains the unit that Touchstone® used to report the spectral acceleration of 1.0 second or higher of the earthquake event. |
![]() | Sa03Sec | Contains the spectral acceleration of 0.3 seconds or higher of the earthquake event.
Spectral acceleration, one of the key measures of ground-shaking intensity, is the maximum response of a simple building, with a single natural frequency of vibration, to earthquake ground motions. Spectral acceleration approximates what a building experiences as modeled by a particle mass on a massless vertical rod having the same natural period of vibration as the building. |
![]() | Sa03SecUnit | Contains the unit that Touchstone® used to report the spectral acceleration of 0.3 second or higher of the earthquake event. |
![]() | Sa10Sec | Contains the spectral acceleration of 1.0 second or higher of the earthquake event.
Spectral acceleration, one of the key measures of ground-shaking intensity, is the maximum response of a simple building, with a single natural frequency of vibration, to earthquake ground motions. Spectral acceleration approximates what a building experiences as modeled by a particle mass on a massless vertical rod having the same natural period of vibration as the building. |