Many Faults, Many Rupture Scenarios for So. NV J. Louie, EGGE 3/25/2011  Japan and Christchurch Lesson: Don’t Ignore Worst Case! dePolo, 2008, NBMG Map.

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Many Faults, Many Rupture Scenarios for So. NV J. Louie, EGGE 3/25/2011  Japan and Christchurch Lesson: Don’t Ignore Worst Case! dePolo, 2008, NBMG Map 167

Frenchman Mtn. Fault M6.7 ShakeZoning NSZ Peak Horiz. Ground Velocity Map NSZ Shaking Animation at 0.5 Hz

Effect of Parcel Map Over IBC Defaults- FMF M6.7 3D: ShakeZoning 1D: IBC and ShakeMap

Pushing the Predictions Through HAZUS $8.6 Billion Loss $8.6 Billion Loss Casualties Casualties $8.6 Billion Loss $8.6 Billion Loss Casualties Casualties ShakeZoningShakeMap $4.8 Billion Loss $4.8 Billion Loss Casualties Casualties $4.8 Billion Loss $4.8 Billion Loss Casualties Casualties

Combine the Scenarios Probabilistically  λ = annual frequency of exceeding ground motion u 0  rate( M, source j ) = annual rate of occurrence for an earthquake with magnitude M at source location j  P = probability of ground motions u ≥ u0 at site i, if an earthquake occurs at source location j with magnitude M  After Frankel et al., USGS OFR 2007–1175

With Many Scenarios, Define Probabilistic Hazard  Recurrence Intervals: Black Hills- 15 ka Black Hills- 15 ka Frenchman Mtn.- 45 ka Frenchman Mtn.- 45 ka  e.g., PGV at UNLV: ~20 cm/s from BHF ~20 cm/s from BHF ~15 cm/s from FMF ~15 cm/s from FMF  Combine rates per annum: >15 cm/s at p.a. >15 cm/s at p.a. >20 cm/s at p.a. >20 cm/s at p.a.

Conclusions  Basin trapping leads to worst-case shaking.  10,721 Parcel Map measurements completed in 3 years for IBC compliance in Clark County.  NSZ validated at 0.1-Hz for Las Vegas region with 1992 LSM recordings.  The Parcel Map has surprisingly large effects on ground motions predicted from physics.  Nevada ShakeZoning predicts twice the damage and five times the casualties as ShakeMap, for the Las Vegas worst case.