Comment on "Annual probability and return period of soil liquefaction in Yuanlin, Taiwan attributed to Chelungpu Fault and Changhua Fault" by Lee et al., in Engineering Geology, 114: 343-353 (2010)

Jui Pin Wang, Duruo Huang

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Abstract

This note provides the overview of the calculation in soil liquefaction probability in Central Taiwan carried out by Lee et al. Although that estimation is by all means original and offers an in-depth evaluation on the liquefaction risk for Central Taiwan, we raised a few questions about its earthquake magnitude function, source-to-site distance function, and the fault distributions in Central Taiwan. We personally think that with those concerns being accounted for, that estimation should be more robust.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)93-96
Number of pages4
JournalEngineering Geology
Volume149-150
DOIs
StatePublished - 2 Nov 2012

Keywords

  • Central Taiwan
  • Earthquake
  • Probability
  • Soil liquefaction

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