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PGA | The PGA (Peak Ground Acceleration) denotes the maximum ground acceleration recorded during the seismic shaking by the three components of the seismic station.
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PGD | The PGD (Peak Ground Displacement) denotes the maximum ground displacement recorded during the seismic shaking by the three components of the seismic station.
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PGV | The PGV (Peak Ground Velocity) denotes the maximum ground velocity recorded during the seismic shaking by the three components of the seismic station.
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Proximity to Structure | Feature of the station indicating proximity to structures which could influence the seismic response of the soil (i.e. Free-field, Close to structure, No information, Inside structure, and Strcture related free-field)
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Pulse Azimuth | The bearing, relative to north, along which the double-sided pulse in the velocity trace is detected.
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Pulse Like | Waveform characterized by double-sided pulse in the velocity trace.
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