The proposed expansion of nuclear power sites in the basin regions of the Czech Republic highlights the significance of local seismic amplification as a detrimental factor for seismic hazard. This research project aims to enhance the level of related knowledge for the territory of the CR. The planned approach consists of: 
1) Empirically determining seismic response at various sites with contrasting geological structures. 
2) Combining the results with geological structure information and previous studies into a regional scale model. This model will help guide site selection, revise building code documents, and serve as a basis for hazard calculation. 
3) Developing optimal methodologies for the determination of amplification and screening assessment of all external seismotectonic hazards.