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Explaining Ground-Motion Residuals at Two Strong-Motion Stations in Southeastern New York: Sediment Resonance and Topographic Amplification
Sites hosting strong-motion stations in the Central and Eastern United States are commonly characterized using proxy-based parameters, limiting the ability to identify the physical causes of large ground-motion residuals. This study investigates the amplification mechanisms at two New York strong-mo
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