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| Title: | The Migration Characteristics of Strong Earthquakes on the North- South Seismic Belt and Its Relation with the South Asia Seismic Belt |
| Authors: | Wang, Yipeng
Ma, Jin
Li, Chuanyou |
| Keywords: | The North-South Seismic Belt
Migration of strong earthquake
The South AsiaSeismic Belt |
| Issue Date: | Mar-2008 |
| Publisher: | 《中国地震研究：英文版》2008，22（3）：237-250. |
| Abstract: | [英文摘要]： Migration of strong earthquakes （M≥ 7.0） along the North-South Seismic Belt of China since 1500 AD shows three patterns： Approximately equal time and distance interval migration from N to S, varied patterns of migration from S to N and grouped strong earthquake activity in a certain period over the entire seismic belt. Analysis of strong earthquakes in the past hundred years shows that the seismicity on the North-South Seismic Belt is also associated with strong earthquake activities on the South Asia Seismic Belt which extends from Myanmar to Sumatra, Indonesia. Strong earthquakes on the former belt often lag several months or years behind the quakes occurring on the later belt. So, after the occurrence of the December 26, 2004 Ms8.7 great earthquake off the western coast of Sumatra, Indonesia, the possibility of occurrence of strong earthquakes on the North-South Seismic Belt of China cannot be ignored. The abovementioned migration characteristics of strong earthquakes are related to the northeastward collision and subduction of the India Plate as well as the interaction between the Qinghai-Xizang （Tibet） Plateau and the stable and hard Ordos and Alashan Massifs at its northeastern margin. |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/2239/46388 |
| Appears in Collections: | 科学论文
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