@proceedings {13683,
	title = {Scenario-based seismic risk assessment in the city of Aigion (Greece)},
	journal = {16th European Conf. on Earthq. Eng. (16ECEE)},
	year = {2018},
	address = {18-21 June 2018, Thessaloniki, Greece},
	abstract = {<p>A seismic risk model on a building block scale is presented for the earthquake prone city of Aigion (W. Corinth Gulf) by combining deterministic seismic hazard with Risk-UE LM1 structural vulnerability, assessed per building, taking into account site conditions approximated by Horizontal-to-Vertical-Spectral-Ratios (HVSR) from ambient noise. The stochastic finite-fault method has been applied to simulate strong ground motion from two close earthquake scenarios, capable of occurring within the seismotectonic frame of the area: (a) a repetition of the 1995, June 15 (Mw=6.4) devastating earthquake and (b) a repetition of the 1861, December 26 earthquake of Mw=6.7 on the East Heliki Fault (EHF). The applied methodology provided comparable pattern with the real damage distribution of the 1995 earthquake, highlighting outlooks toward earthquake preparedness and risk<br>mitigation purposes.</p>},
	url = {https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zWu6kkFP6_QBIJHKQFwtGPrSRzzTsO5n/view},
	author = {Giannaraki, G. and D. Kazantzidou-Firtinidou and Kassaras, I. and Roumelioti, Z. and A. Ganas and C. Karakostas and S. Mourloukos and P. Stoumpos and C. Tsimi}
}
