First-generation site-response maps for the Los Angeles region based on earthquake ground motions
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David Carver | Arthur Frankel | Stephen H. Hartzell | John A. Michael | Stephen C. Harmsen | Edward Cranswick | Mark Meremonte | S. Hartzell | S. Harmsen | A. Frankel | J. Michael | E. Cranswick | M. Meremonte | D. Carver
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