Supposing that acceleration magnitude is constant within 2.5 - 10Hz range (that is quite often adopted in earthquake engineering for soft soils), you'll get quadratic attenuation of displacement magnitude with frequency.
Dear Emeka
The frequency does not affect straightforward on the amplitude. The amplitude is dependent on the intensity waves. But, the frequency is a inherent characteristic of waves.
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Panji
Not sure whether you're asking about nature earthquake seismology or exploration seismic. If it is the later one, we have a recent publication directly addressing this topic:
Zhao, L., D. Han, Q. Yao, R. Zhou and F. Yan (2015), Seismic reflection dispersion due to wave-induced fluid flow in heterogeneous reservoir rocks, Geophysics, 80(3), D221-D235.
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