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Table 1.

The selected strong motion records.

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Table 2.

The CV of PGA for strong motion records.

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Fig 1.

Distribution of magnitude and epicentral distance for 1217 strong motion records.

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Fig 2.

The analytical model for the elastic-plastic response spectra.

(a) The analytical model, (b) The bilinear force-deformation relationship.

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Fig 3.

Displacement response spectra.

(a) Class Ⅰ, (b) Class Ⅱ, (c) Class Ⅲ.

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Fig 4.

Displacement response spectra in different site conditions.

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Fig 5.

Displacement response spectra in different earthquake types.

(a) ClassⅠ, (b) Class Ⅱ, (c) Class Ⅲ.

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Fig 6.

Displacement response spectra in different parameters of Bouc-wen model.

(a) ClassⅠ, (b) Class Ⅱ, (c) Class Ⅲ.

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Fig 7.

Modeling of displacement spectra.

(a) Averaging earthquake types, (b) Averaging site classes, (c) Averaging earthquake types and site classes.

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Table 3.

Mean ratios of PGD and PGA.

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Table 4.

The maximum acceleration for the earthquake in time history analysis.

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Table 5.

Design peak ground displacement at different sites (Unit: cm).

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Fig 8.

The calculation model.

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Table 6.

Strong motion records.

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Fig 9.

The nonlinear displacement spectra of strong motion records.

(a) NF, (b) NFN, (c) FF.

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Fig 10.

The average spectrum and the nonlinear displacement spectrum of the modeled isolation layer.

(a) NF, (b) NFN, (c) FF.

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Fig 11.

The relative error of average spectrum and modeled spectrum.

(a) NF, (b) NFN, (c) FF.

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Table 7.

Displacement of the isolated layer (Unit: m).

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