SigProce: A computer program for signal processing, evaluation of seismic response in sites and buildings, and other engineering purposes
published by Damascus University
in 2014
in
and research's language is
العربية
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Abstract in English
A computer program "SigProce" (Signal Processing) has been designed to
evaluate seismic response in sites and buildings by multiple techniques, such as
the H/V method and the reference site method, in simple, easy and efficient
manner. The program has been written using Fortran language for Windows
XP with Microsoft Developer Studio. It allows applying many methods of signal
processing. So, programming these methods provides us a useful tool in
application and education domains. The processing methods which can be
applied are: calibration, shifting and trending correction, decimation, delete an
interval, data windowing, integration and differentiation, signal rotation,
filtering, convolution/deconvolution, correlation, and smoothing. Furthermore,
the program has many graphical outputs for signals, spectra, spectral ratio,
particle ground motion, polarigram and others.
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