2001年11月14日青新交界MS8.1地震地表破裂带的初步调查

初步的野外调查表明,2001年11月14日青新交界8.1级地震的地表破裂带位于昆仑山南麓,西端可能终止于布喀达坂峰,东端点距青藏公路以东70km.主破裂带总长度可达350km,总体走向N80°～85°W.具明显的左旋水平走滑运动性质,最大左错量为6m.宏观震中初步定在库赛湖东约30km一带,震中区烈度定为Ⅺ度根据初定宏观震中的位置,建议将该地震命名为库赛湖地震.     

地下流体地震前兆多层次跟踪法短期预测在粤闽交界和珠江三角洲地区的应用

利用粤闽交界地区、珠江三角洲地区连续10年左右的地下流体资料，研究利用多层次跟踪法进行地震短期预测的效果，结果表明，该法的粤闽交界及近海地区的应用效果较好，但在珠江三角洲及近海地区暂不宜应用。     

最大树法模糊聚类分析在台湾地区地震预报中的应用

运用最大树法模糊聚类分析,将台湾地区1936年至1989年间的35个地震事件分成了三类6型,并运用聚类结果对1990年至2000年的11个地震事件进行检验,得出了比较合理的检验结果,最后用聚类结果对台湾地区2001年的地震趋势进行了预测,得出了与其它手段一致的预报结果.     

石河子市多层砖混结构房屋震害概率矩阵的建立

以概率理论为基础，采用震害指数法对石河子市重要建筑物中的多层砖混结构房屋进行抗力计算，通过抽样计算建立了石河子市砖混结构房屋按建筑年代分类的震害概率矩阵，又进一步综合这次普查得到的相关统计数据建立了修正的石河子市砖混结构房屋震害概率矩阵，从而为群体房屋的震害预测提供依据。     

兴海6．6级地震灾害调查与损失评估

2000年9月12日青海省兴海县发生6．6级地震，青海省地震局为本次地震进行了地震灾害调查和损失评估。     

江苏溧阳地震孕育和发生的地质因素剖析

研究和剖析了两次溧阳地震孕育和发生的主要地质因素，新生代茅东裂陷盆地；茅东与南京－溧阳两玄武岩喷发带的交汇；茅东断裂带最活动的上沛带；震源区地壳层圈构造（深、浅变质岩界面和低速层）与茅东部断裂带中、深脆－韧性剪切段的复合。探讨了控制溧阳震震级的因素；茅东断裂带属Ⅱ级断裂，茅东裂陷盆地属中、小型裂陷盆地，因此，决定溧阳地震震级为5．0－6．0的中强地震。     

Characteristics and Implication of the Earthquake Swarm Occurred in Fuzhou in September 1999

on Septmeber 23,1999,an earthquake swarm occured in Fuzhou,Because the swarm occurred in the region where earthquaks occurred scarcely before and very close to the center of the city as well as shortly after the Jiji earthquake with Ms7.6 in Taiwan,September 21,1999,has aroused interest broadly.In this paper,we analyzed the characteristics of spatial and temporal distribution of the earthquake swarm and validated magnitude-number constituent of the swarm is special.In present theory,the earthquake swarm means that a small scale macro original rupture has formed in the layer of the crust in Fuzhou region where moderately strong earthquake risk exists.     

Seismic Risk Maps of Taiwan Areasin the Period from 2001 to 2010

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Seismic vulnerability of Kuwait and other Arabian Gulf countries: information base and research needs

This paper points to the need for seismic risk and vulnerability assessment of infrastructure systems, most notably tall structures and coastal facilities, in Kuwait and other Arabian Gulf countries. Building codes in the region currently lack seismic provisions, despite evidence of a potential threat from large-magnitude earthquakes originating from the southern part of the Zagros fold belt. The historical record of Iranian earthquakes that may have caused significant ground motion in the Gulf region is examined, as are reports of coastal damage from tsunamis. Various specific tasks, expected to constitute research priorities of a Joint Center for Risk Research, a cooperative research program involving Princeton and Kuwait Universities, are outlined.     

Wave propagation in a seven-story reinforced concrete building: I. Theoretical models

For transient, high frequency, and pulse like excitation of structures in the near field of strong earthquakes, the classical design approach based on relative response spectrum and mode superposition may not be conservative. For such excitations, it is more natural to use wave propagation methods. In this paper (Part I), we review several two-dimensional wave propagation models of buildings and show results for theoretical dispersion curves computed for these models. We also estimate the parameters of these models that would correspond to a seven-story reinforced concrete building in Van Nuys, California. Ambient vibration tests data for this building imply vertical shear wave velocity β_z=112 m/s and anisotropy factor β_x/β_z=0.55 for NS vibrations, and β_z=88 m/s and β_x/β_z=1 for EW vibrations. The velocity of shear waves propagating through the slabs is estimated to be about 2000 m/s. In the companion paper (Part II), we estimate phase velocities of vertically and horizontally propagating waves between seven pairs of recording points in the building using recorded response to four earthquakes.