Hadi
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Dear all
Hi
As you know one of the fundamental hypothesis in probabilistic seismic hazard assessment is Poissonian (Time-independent) process of events now my questions are:
1- Where or in which part of the calculations or formulations this assumption shows its effect? Just in removing dependent events and calculating probability of exceedance? I mean in which parts of calculation this assumption shows its impacts, mathematically?
2-If we want change this assumption (Poissonian|, time-dependent) which parts of calculation or formulations should be modified?
3- In classic PSHA if we change the PDF of magnitude occurrences, how we can calculate seismicity parameters (b-value and occurrence rate) by Truncated Gutenberg-Riechter yet? I didn't understand the relations between the f(m) and G-R in PSHA formula. I should mentioned that read some taxes about this subjects and have not get the point yet.
your clear and simple answers will really helpful.
Cheers
Hadi