物理约束型生成对抗网络人工地震动合成方法

(1.北京工业大学 城市与工程安全减灾教育部重点实验室,北京 100124; 2.中国地震局地球物理研究所,北京100081)

人工地震动合成; 生成对抗网络; 傅立叶神经算子; 多物理条件约束

Artificial Wave Synthesis Using Physically Constrained Generative Adversarial Neural Networks
CHEN Su1,CUI Aohui1,DING Yi1,FU Lei2,WANG Suyang1,LI Xiaojun1,2

(1.Key Laboratory of Urban Security and Disaster Engineering of the Ministry of Education,Beijing University of Technology,Beijing 100124,China)(2.Institute of Geophysics,China Earthquake Administration,Beijing 100081,China)

synthetic ground motion generation; generative adversarial networks; Fourier neural operator; multi-physical conditioning

DOI: 10.20015/j.cnki.ISSN1000-0666.2026.0012

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针对重大工程结构抗震分析中地震动记录稀缺,以及传统合成方法在物理真实性和多分量适应性上的瓶颈问题,基于日本KiK-net台站近11万条地震动记录,提出了一种物理经验引导型生成对抗网络算子(GM-WGANO)人工地震动合成方法。该方法利用生成对抗网络(GANs)框架,引入傅立叶神经算子(FNO)优化网络结构,结合震级、最小断层距、等效剪切波速、滑动机制和断层构造类别5个物理条件变量,从强震动观测数据中学习地震动的时空特征概率分布,并通过对抗训练生成与真实记录统计特性高度一致的三分量人工时程。结果表明:生成时程在时域上具有与真实记录相近的强震动持时、相位分布及峰值加速度特性; 傅立叶谱与观测数据的误差均小于±1倍标准差; 地震动峰值加速度(PGA)的对数分布均值与观测数据吻合。
To address the scarcity of ground motion records for seismic analysis of major engineering structures and the limitations of traditional synthetic methods in physical consistency and multi-component compatibility,this paper proposes a physically conditioned Generative Adversarial Network(GAN)operator-based method for artificial ground motion synthesis.By integrating Fourier Neural Operators(FNO)into the GAN framework and incorporating five physical conditioning variables—magnitude,fault distance,site shear-wave velocity,slip mechanism,and fault type,the method learns the spatiotemporal characteristics and probabilistic distribution of strong ground motions from recorded data,enabling the generation of high-fidelity three-component accelerograms.Trained on nearly 110 000 ground motion records from Japan's KiK-net stations,the adversely-optimized model produces synthetic time histories statistically indistinguishable from observational data.Results demonstrate that:The synthesized accelerograms exhibit time-domain characteristics closely aligned with real records.Fourier spectra differences remain within one standard deviation of observed data.Logarithmic distributions of peak ground acceleration(PGA)match the observational mean.This approach overcomes the physical representation and multi-component generation constraints inherent in conventional stochastic and hybrid methods,establishing an efficient,scalable,and physically interpretable framework for synthetic ground motion generation in critical engineering applications.