Questioning the applicability of soil amplification factors as defined by NEHRP (USA) in the Israel building standards

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"Questioning the applicability of soil amplification factors as defined by NEHRP (USA) in the Israel building standards"
written by Yuli Zaslavsky, Avi Shapira, Marina Gorstein, Nahum Perelman, Galina Ataev, Tatiana Aksinenko,
published by Natural Science, Vol.4 No.8A, 2012

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