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Statistical Properties of Strong Ground Motions from the Generalized Spectral Inversion of Data Observed by K‐NET, KiK‐net, and the JMA Shindokei Network in Japan
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Additional file 1 of Estimation of source, path, and site factors of S waves recorded at the S-net sites in the Japan Trench area using the spectral inversion technique
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Additional file 2 of Estimation of source, path, and site factors of S waves recorded at the S-net sites in the Japan Trench area using the spectral inversion technique
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Additional file 3 of Estimation of source, path, and site factors of S waves recorded at the S-net sites in the Japan Trench area using the spectral inversion technique
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Additional file 4 of Estimation of source, path, and site factors of S waves recorded at the S-net sites in the Japan Trench area using the spectral inversion technique
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Additional file 5 of Estimation of source, path, and site factors of S waves recorded at the S-net sites in the Japan Trench area using the spectral inversion technique
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Additional file 1 of The spatial properties of the site amplifications of S-waves by generalized spectral inversion technique and the correction method of the site amplifications considering the contribution of later arrivals after major S-waves
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Additional file 2 of The spatial properties of the site amplifications of S-waves by generalized spectral inversion technique and the correction method of the site amplifications considering the contribution of later arrivals after major S-waves
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Additional file 3 of The spatial properties of the site amplifications of S-waves by generalized spectral inversion technique and the correction method of the site amplifications considering the contribution of later arrivals after major S-waves
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Additional file 4 of The spatial properties of the site amplifications of S-waves by generalized spectral inversion technique and the correction method of the site amplifications considering the contribution of later arrivals after major S-waves
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Additional file 5 of The spatial properties of the site amplifications of S-waves by generalized spectral inversion technique and the correction method of the site amplifications considering the contribution of later arrivals after major S-waves
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Additional file 6 of The spatial properties of the site amplifications of S-waves by generalized spectral inversion technique and the correction method of the site amplifications considering the contribution of later arrivals after major S-waves
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Additional file 7 of The spatial properties of the site amplifications of S-waves by generalized spectral inversion technique and the correction method of the site amplifications considering the contribution of later arrivals after major S-waves
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Additional file 8 of The spatial properties of the site amplifications of S-waves by generalized spectral inversion technique and the correction method of the site amplifications considering the contribution of later arrivals after major S-waves
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Additional file 9 of The spatial properties of the site amplifications of S-waves by generalized spectral inversion technique and the correction method of the site amplifications considering the contribution of later arrivals after major S-waves
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Additional file 10 of The spatial properties of the site amplifications of S-waves by generalized spectral inversion technique and the correction method of the site amplifications considering the contribution of later arrivals after major S-waves
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Additional file 11 of The spatial properties of the site amplifications of S-waves by generalized spectral inversion technique and the correction method of the site amplifications considering the contribution of later arrivals after major S-waves
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Development of a new approach to define reference ground motions applicable to existing strong-motion databases
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