Research on Characteristic of Different Types of Earthquake Sequence
Fan Zhang
Abstract
Fan Zhang
Abstract
The collected data of earthquakes since 1993 are divided into two sample groups of grade 5 and grade 6 respectively. Based on the cluster analysis method of fuzzy equivalence relation, these earthquakes are classified into different classes according to three parameters, i.e., earthquake fault, earthquake source complexity and apparent stress, and the characteristics of isolated earthquake, main shock-after shock earthquake and multiple earthquake are studied. It can be concluded: 1) isolated earthquake features simple earthquake dislocation mode, high or very high stress drop, low or very low apparent stress and low heterogeneous level of medium in earthquake source region; 2) multiple earthquake (strike-slip) features complex earthquake dislocation mode, low or very low stress drop, high or very high apparent stress and high heterogeneous level of medium in earthquake source region.
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The collected data of earthquakes since 1993 are divided into two sample groups of grade 5 and grade 6 respectively. Based on the cluster analysis method of fuzzy equivalence relation, these earthquakes are classified into different classes according to three parameters, i.e., earthquake fault, earthquake source complexity and apparent stress, and the characteristics of isolated earthquake, main shock-after shock earthquake and multiple earthquake are studied. It can be concluded: 1) isolated earthquake features simple earthquake dislocation mode, high or very high stress drop, low or very low apparent stress and low heterogeneous level of medium in earthquake source region; 2) multiple earthquake (strike-slip) features complex earthquake dislocation mode, low or very low stress drop, high or very high apparent stress and high heterogeneous level of medium in earthquake source region.
Key concepts: Foreshock, Seismology, Aftershock, Geology, Intraplate earthquake, Earthquake simulation, Types of earthquake, Slow earthquake