Co- and post-seismic vertical displacements of Wenchuan Ms8.0 earthquake near Beichuan
Dong Yun-hong, Sanming Luo, Han Yueping, Chen Changyun
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Dong Yun-hong, Sanming Luo, Han Yueping, Chen Changyun
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Co- and post-seismic vertical displacements of the Wenchuan earthquake derived from two measurements in 2008 and 2010 along two partly-damaged leveling lines near the epicenter show the following features: Co-seismic displacement at Beichuan-Yingxiu fault was as large as 4.711 m near Beichuan, where the maximum observed fault offset was 5.1 m. In contrast, the observed co-seismic offset of the Qingchuan fault in Pingwu County was only 0.064 m. During 2008–2010, the post-seismic displacement rate was 5–27 mm/a near Beichuan-Yingxiu fault in Beichuan area, 20.6 mm/a at Jiangyou-Guangyuan fault near Dakang, and only 0.2–1.3 mm/a at Qingchuan fault near Gucheng.
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Co- and post-seismic vertical displacements of the Wenchuan earthquake derived from two measurements in 2008 and 2010 along two partly-damaged leveling lines near the epicenter show the following features: Co-seismic displacement at Beichuan-Yingxiu fault was as large as 4.711 m near Beichuan, where the maximum observed fault offset was 5.1 m. In contrast, the observed co-seismic offset of the Qingchuan fault in Pingwu County was only 0.064 m. During 2008–2010, the post-seismic displacement rate was 5–27 mm/a near Beichuan-Yingxiu fault in Beichuan area, 20.6 mm/a at Jiangyou-Guangyuan fault near Dakang, and only 0.2–1.3 mm/a at Qingchuan fault near Gucheng.
Key concepts: Geology, Epicenter, Seismology, Offset (computer science), Displacement (psychology), Fault (geology), Geodesy, Psychology