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Smart Communities to Reduce Earthquake Damage: A Case Study in Xinheyuan, China

Fan Tao

Fan Tao

  • Hubei Key Laboratory of Earthquake Early Warning, Hubei Earthquake AgencyWuhan, China
  • Wuhan Institute of Seismic Instruments Co., Ltd.Xianning, China
  • Engineering Technology Research Center for Earthquake Monitoring and Early Warning Disposal of Major Projects in Hubei ProvinceXianning, China
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Chen Zhigao

Chen Zhigao

  • Hubei Key Laboratory of Earthquake Early Warning, Hubei Earthquake AgencyWuhan, China
  • Wuhan Institute of Seismic Instruments Co., Ltd.Xianning, China
  • Engineering Technology Research Center for Earthquake Monitoring and Early Warning Disposal of Major Projects in Hubei ProvinceXianning, China
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Dec 31, 2021
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Published Online: Dec 31, 2021
Page range: 631 - 640
Received: Feb 23, 2021
Accepted: May 29, 2021
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/amns.2021.2.00104
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Fig. 1

The overall architecture of the Xinheyuan Smart Community system.
The overall architecture of the Xinheyuan Smart Community system.

Fig. 2

Overall architecture of the Xinheyuan Smart Community system.
Overall architecture of the Xinheyuan Smart Community system.

Fig. 3

Installation site map of the Xinheyuan Smart Community.
Installation site map of the Xinheyuan Smart Community.

Fig. 4

Main interface of Xinheyuan Smart Community software.
Main interface of Xinheyuan Smart Community software.

Fig. 5

Acceleration time-history curve of the Xinheyuan Court building during the 4.9-magnitude earthquake in Yingcheng, Hubei.
Acceleration time-history curve of the Xinheyuan Court building during the 4.9-magnitude earthquake in Yingcheng, Hubei.

Basic information on the earthquake in Yingcheng on 26 December 2019_

Magnitude (surface wave magnitude) Onset time Epicentral latitude Epicenter longitude Focal depth Shock location Epicentral distance
4.9 18:36, 26 December 2019 30.87 degrees 113.40 degrees 10 km Yingcheng, Hubei 76.11 km
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