Discussion
A deterministic seismic hazard analysis differs from a probabilistic one in that it
Answer: B
Correct answer: considers a specific earthquake scenario
A deterministic analysis selects a particular source and magnitude - typically the maximum credible event on the nearest active fault - and computes the motion it would produce. A probabilistic analysis integrates over all sources, magnitudes and distances with their rates of occurrence, producing a motion with a stated annual probability of exceedance.
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