Change SimulateEarthquake for scaling and output - #2
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Updated SimulateEarthquake function to include acceleration mismatch output and scaling methods. Enhanced earthquake signal processing with new parameters for length scale, Young's modulus ratio, and material density ratio.
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Was hälst du davon wenn wir eine maximale Verschiebung als safety factor als argument der Funktion übergeben können? Bisher ist das ja hardcoded, und wie funktioniert das mit dem auswählen zwischen Cauchy und Froude? Das ist ja scheinbar auch hard-coded. Könntest du vielleicht auch noch ein skript zum testen der funktion schreiben? |
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Updated SimulateEarthquake function to include acceleration mismatch output and scaling methods. Enhanced earthquake signal processing with new parameters for length scale, Young's modulus ratio, and material density ratio.