Closed micheles closed 3 months ago
Only in this way full enumeration calculations can give the same mean curves as calculations with sampling. NB: this is changing the AELO numbers, but only for a single site in NAF:
# old ASCE 7-16={'PGA': 0.52559, 'PGA_2_50': 0.52559, 'PGA_84th': 0.6275, 'PGA_det': 0.6275, 'Ss': 0.75337, 'Ss_RT': 0.75337, 'CRs': 0.9108, 'Ss_84th': 0.81386, 'Ss_det': 1.5, 'Ss_seismicity': 'Moderately High', 'S1': 0.11795, 'S1_RT': 0.11795, 'CR1': 0.92124, 'S1_84th': 0.17257, 'S1_det': 0.6, 'S1_seismicity': 'Moderate'} # new ASCE 7-16={'PGA': 0.52559, 'PGA_2_50': 0.52559, 'PGA_84th': 0.62565, 'PGA_det': 0.62565, 'Ss': 0.75337, 'Ss_RT': 0.75337, 'CRs': 0.9108, 'Ss_84th': 0.8081, 'Ss_det': 1.5, 'Ss_seismicity': 'Moderately High', 'S1': 0.11795, 'S1_RT': 0.11795, 'CR1': 0.92124, 'S1_84th': 0.16942, 'S1_det': 0.6, 'S1_seismicity': 'Moderate'}
The difference is really really small.
Only in this way full enumeration calculations can give the same mean curves as calculations with sampling. NB: this is changing the AELO numbers, but only for a single site in NAF:
The difference is really really small.