As for any model/theory, a probabilistic seismic hazard analysis (PSHA) model is best tested by comparing its predictions with observations that are independent, e.g. which have not been used for creating the model. Arguably, the most valuable information in the context of seismic hazard analysis is information on long-term hazard, namely maximum intensities (or magnitudes) occuring over time i...

This article presents updated seismic hazard curves, spectra, and maps of ground motion intensity measures for the northern region Dominican Republic (DR) obtained using a probabilistic analysis (PSHA). The performed uses as input data an earthquake recurrence model based on fault slip rates derived from GPS measurements published in aftermath 2010 Haiti earthquake. seismicity rate are used to ...

This study develops a novel simulation-based procedure for the estimation of the likelihood that seismic intensity (in terms of spectral acceleration) and tsunami inundation (in terms of wave height), at a particular location, will exceed given hazard levels. The procedure accounts for a common physical rupture process for shaking and tsunami. Numerous realizations of stochastic slip distributi...