Figure 12. (a) Map showing location of station 3136 (installed on bedrock) and 3140 (installed on basin sediments), as well as stations 3123 and 2124, which are both located in the Amik Basin. (b) Transfer function (TF) of velocity response spectra (horizontal component with geometric mean) with 5% damping relative to station 3136 (bedrock) and station 3140 (basin sediments). Credit: Erdik, Tümsa, Pınar, Altunel, and Zülfikar

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Figure 12. (a) Map showing location of station 3136 (installed on bedrock) and 3140 (installed on basin sediments), as well as stations 3123 and 2124, which are both located in the Amik Basin. (b) Transfer function (TF) of velocity response spectra (horizontal component with geometric mean) with 5% damping relative to station 3136 (bedrock) and station 3140 (basin sediments). Credit: Erdik, Tümsa, Pınar, Altunel, and Zülfikar

Figure 12. (a) Map showing location of station 3136 (installed on bedrock) and 3140 (installed on basin sediments), as well as stations 3123 and 2124, which are both located in the Amik Basin. (b) Transfer function (TF) of velocity response spectra (horizontal component with geometric mean) with 5% damping relative to station 3136 (bedrock) and station 3140 (basin sediments). Credit: Erdik, Tümsa, Pınar, Altunel, and Zülfikar

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