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Seismic surface waves attenuation by buried resonators
We propose to use arrays of resonant structures buried around sensitive locations as protection against surface seismic waves. The resonant structures consist of concrete tubes containing a steel mass suspended by soft bearings. We verify their design numerically and on a scaled experimental campaign. The arrays attenuate and redirect Rayleigh waves within the [1-10Hz] frequency range.