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Table 2.1 Ground motion stations that recorded the 2007 Pisco Earthquake. The PGA values reported in this table were obtained from Tavera et al. (2007). Click on each station name to see time histories (for those that are available).

 

Organization

(a)

Code

Location

City

PGA UD (cm/s2)

PGA NS (cm/s2)

PGA EW (cm/s2)

PGA (g)

Closest Distance (km) (b)

Site Type (c)

IGP

PCN

Parcona

Ica

301.0

455.0

488.0

0.498

39.4

Soil

IGP

MAY

Mayorazgo

Lima

31.2

59.7

55.0

0.061

103.0

Soil

IGP

ANC

Ancón

Ancón

27.8

54.7

58.4

0.060

137.5

Soil

IGP

LMO

La Molina

Lima

14.2

21.2

25.3

0.026

100.3

Rock

IGP

NNA

Ñaña

Lima

21.6

18.7

22.1

0.023

105.4

Rock

CISMID ICA2 Universidad Ica 192.2 334.1 272.3 0.341 36.7 Soil

CISMID

CISMID

Rimac

Lima

32.9

45.1

73.9

0.075

111.1

Firm Ground

CISMID

CDL-CIP

San Isidro

Lima

33.1

58.8

54.1

0.060

103.7

Firm Ground

CISMID

La Molina

La Molina

Lima

56.8

69.1

78.7

0.080

96.8

Soil

CISMID

DHN

Callao

Callao

31.6

101.0

95.8

0.103

111.1

Soil

PUCP

PUCP

U. Catolica

Lima

39.7

59.6

67.0

0.068

106.7

Firm Ground

CERESIS

RIN

Rinconada

Lima

57.7

115.0

111.0

0.117

99.3

Soil

CERESIS

ANR

A. Nac. Rectores

Lima

73.5

65.2

85.3

0.087

100.1

Firm Ground

CERESIS

CER

Ceresis

Lima

37.3

58.0

58.7

0.060

102.4

Firm Ground

Sedapal

E1(d)

Atarjea

Lima

30.4(d)

50.0(d)

54.9(d)

0.056

106.2

Soil

Sedapal

E2

Atarjea

Lima

11.8

12.7

20.6

0.021

105.9

Rock

(a)     IGP: Geophysical Institute of Peru (http://www.igp.gob.pe/).

CISMID: Centro Peruano Japonés de Investigaciones Sísmicas y Mitigación de Desastres  (http://www.cismid-uni.org/).

PUCP: Catholic University of Peru (http://www.pucp.edu.pe/).

CERESIS: Centro Regional de Sismología para America del Sur (http://www.ceresis.org/new/es/index.html).

Sedapal: (http://www.sedapal.com.pe/).

(b)     Measured from the fault plane of Ji and Zeng (2007).

(c)     Inferred from local zonation maps (Aguilar and Alva 2007) and from Tavera et al. (2007), and can only be considered an estimation. Firm ground stations are those located in a deposit locally known as "Lima Conglomerate", a dense, slightly cemented gravel deposit.

(d)    Station E1 is located on an embankment crest.