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Zolnikov I. D. Deev E. V. Kurbanov R. N. Panin A. V. Vasiliev A. V. Pozdnyakova N. I. Turova I. V. 《Doklady Earth Sciences》2021,496(2):176-181
Doklady Earth Sciences - New results of Optically-Stimulated Luminescence (OSL) dating that make it possible to clarify the age of the Chibitskii glaciation in the Altai Mountains are reported.... 相似文献
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E.V. Deev I.D. Zolnikov S.V. Goltsova G.G. Rusanov A.A. Emanov 《Russian Geology and Geophysics》2013,54(3):312-323
Study of the sections of Neopleistocene–Holocene deposits filling the basins in central Gorny Altai has revealed earthquake-induced soft-sediment deformation (seismites). They formed as a result of the brittle deformation of deposits and liquefaction of loose water-saturated sediments under vibration seismic impact. The paleoearthquakes resulting in such seismites had the minimum intensity I = 6 and magnitude M = 5–6. Hence, the study region underwent strong earthquakes in the Neopleistocene–Holocene. 相似文献
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A. M. Korzhenkov V. A. Kol’chenko D. V. Luzhanskiy E. A. Rogozhin M. Kazmer J. V. Mazeika E. V. Deev A. B. Fortuna J. Shen A. S. Yudakhin S. V. Abdieva S. N. Rodina 《Seismic Instruments》2016,52(2):154-163
Archeoseismological studies of the Kurmenty settlement have proved the seismogenic origin of the deformation in the walls at this site. The radiocarbon age of the first seismic event damaged the walls of the settlement is 7th century AD. The second seismic event occurred a few centuries later, probably in the late Middle Ages. The strongest seismic events of North Tien Shan occurred in the late 19th–early 20th century as the Chilik (1889, M = 8.4) and Kebin (1911, M = 7.9) also damaged the walls of the Kurmenty settlement. The local shaking intensity during these seismic events was I ≥ VII on MSK-64 scale. 相似文献
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A. M. Korzhenkov V. A. Kol’chenko D. V. Luzhanskii S. V. Abdieva E. V. Deev J. V. Mazeika E. A. Rogozhin S. N. Rodina M. V. Rodkin A. B. Fortuna T. A. Charimov A. S. Yudakhin 《Izvestiya Physics of the Solid Earth》2016,52(2):218-232
We carried out archaeoseismological studies in the Southern Issyk-Kul region (Kyrgyz Tien Shan) and obtained radiocarbon datings of the collected samples. These data suggest that the sources of strong earthquakes have occurred in this territory in the 11th and (probably) 16th centuries. These earthquakes had magnitude M ≥ 7 and seismic intensity of at least I ≥ 9. The sources of these earthquakes were associated with the local adyr (piedmont) faults—components of the Pre-Terskei border fault. Our results demonstrate considerable underestimation of the seismic hazard for the South Issyk-Kul region in the latest Seismic Zoning Map of Kyrgyz Republic (2012), which should be taken into account in the construction of the new seismic zoning map for Kyrgyzstan. 相似文献
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A.?M.?KorzhenkovEmail author E.?V.?Deev D.?V.?Luzhanskii S.?V.?Abdieva A.?R.?Agatova J.?V.?Mazeika M.?Yu.?Men’shikov E.?A.?Rogozhin S.?N.?Rodina M.?V.?Rodkin A.?A.?Sorokin A.?B.?Fortuna T.?A.?Charimov J.?Shen A.?S.?Yudakhin 《Izvestiya Atmospheric and Oceanic Physics》2017,53(7):734-747
A number of archeological monuments in the northern Issyk-Kul Lake region (Tien Shan) in the basins of the Chet-Koysuu and Chon-Koysuu rivers are studied. All monuments have undergone significant seismogenic deformations and destructions. A cromlech (7th century BC to 8th centuries AD) was displaced along the sinistral strike-slip fault. A kurgan (7th–13th centuries AD) was deformed in a front of the reverse fault scarp. A fortress (14th–15th centuries AD) was submerged beneath the lake water during the catastrophic subsidence of the coastal zone. We identify a zone of the seismogenic rupture. It is located along the Kultor border fault, which separates the Issyk-Kul depression and its surrounding mountains (Kungey Ala-Too Range). During the earthquake, the seismogenic reverse fault scarp was formed. A total of 1.6 m was offset along the rupture, which corresponds to an earthquake with М S ≥ 7 and seismic intensity of I 0 ≥ IX. Judging by numerous radiocarbon datings of submerged wood, which was used in building the fortress (end of 14th to the beginning of 15th centuries AD), the earthquake occurred in the 16th century AD and could have caused the decline of the Mogul civilization in the northern Issyk-Kul Lake region. 相似文献
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Izvestiya, Physics of the Solid Earth - The conducted paleoseismological and archaeoseismological studies reveal three zones of concentration of the ancient and historical earthquakes in Gorny... 相似文献
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Zolnikov I. D. Deev E. V. Kurbanov R. N. Panin A. V. Novikov I. S. 《Doklady Earth Sciences》2023,507(1):S23-S28
Doklady Earth Sciences - The aerial stratotype of the Chibit Glaciation in a stratigraphic chart of Quaternary deposits of the Altai–Sayan Mountains, which corresponds to the Last Glacial... 相似文献