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龙门山断裂带上“破裂空段”的发震概率研究
宋金1,2, 蒋海昆1, 孟令媛1, 臧阳1
1.中国地震台网中心, 北京市西城区三里河南横街5号 100045;2.中国地震局地球物理研究所, 北京 100081
摘要:
本文采用分层粘弹性介质模型计算了汶川地震对芦山震中产生的库仑应力加载的影响,进而结合Dieterich(1994)提出的速率状态摩擦定律给出芦山附近区域6级地震累积发震概率随时间的变化。结果显示,2013年芦山7.0级地震时其累积发震概率达18%,说明汶川地震产生的应力扰动加速了芦山地震的发生。本文还计算了汶川、芦山2次地震对其间"破裂空段"处产生的累积库仑应力扰动的影响,结合背景地震发生率,给出了"破裂空段"处6级地震累积发震概率变化。虽然计算结果可能受到大邑地震、介质模型参数的选取和背景地震发生概率等因素影响而存在一定误差,但"破裂空段"在2次强震应力加载下累积发震概率是不断增大的,因此我们认为"破裂空段"处发生中强地震的紧迫性不断增强。
关键词:  库仑应力  速率状态摩擦定律  累积发震概率
DOI:
分类号:P315
基金项目:基金中国地震局2017年度震情跟踪定向工作任务(2017010118)资助
Earthquake probability of the “seismic gap” on the Longmenshan fault
Song Jin1,2, Jiang Haikun1, Meng Lingyuan1, Zang Yang1
1.China Earthquake Networks Center, Beijing 100045, China;2.Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration, Beijing 100081, China
Abstract:
Using the layered viscoelastic medium model,this paper calculates the Coulomb stress loading effect on the Lushan epicenter generated by the Wenchuan earthquake. With the help of the rate-state friction law proposed by Dieterich(1994),we obtain the probability of MW>6.0 earthquake occurring in the vicinity of Lushan. The results show that the probability of MW>6.0 earthquake of Lushan region in 2013 is 18%,indicating that the stress disturbance caused by the Wenchuan earthquake accelerated the Lushan earthquake. This paper also calculates the Coulomb stress accumulation on the "seismic gap" generated by the Wenchuan,Lushan earthquakes,and gives the MW>6.0 earthquake probability of "seismic gap" on the basis of the background seismicity. Although there may be a certain error in the results because of the Dayi earthquake,selection of the medium model parameters and background seismicity,the seismic probability of "seismic gap" is increasing and we believe that destructive earthquakes are still likely to occur in the "seismic gap".
Key words:  The coulomb stress  The rate-state friction law  Earthquake probability