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September 10, 2025RekayasaOpen Access

Identification of Seismic Vulnerability in Sleman Regency Based on Site Effect Analysis Using Microtremor Data

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Site effect analysis shows vulnerable earthquake zones in Sleman Regency, highlighting areas with soft soil and rock formations.

The analysis indicates areas with rock formations combined with soft soil structures are most vulnerable to earthquakes.
Data processing categorized the site class in Sleman Regency into three types: SD, SC, and SB.
Using 27 points of micro seismic data, researchers applied the Horizontal to Vertical Spectral Ratio method for assessment.
Findings suggest earthquake vulnerability in specific districts, pointing to the need for more targeted disaster preparedness.

Farsiyyi et al. (2023) studied this question.

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