加勒比板块多学科研究综述及其对地震预测的启示

摘要/Abstract

摘要： 2010年1月12日海地M_W7.0地震打破了Enriquillo断层近240余年的地震平静期, 可能意味着加勒比地区新的活跃周期的到来。本文通过收集该地区地质构造演化、地球物理场、发震构造、震源物理、运动学特征及应力场演化等方面的研究成果, 分析由于海地地震的发生所带来的区域地震危险性等相关认识的改变。通过对多学科资料的梳理, 分析利用多学科研究成果开展加勒比地区地震危险性分析的基本思路, 以期为未来的中国大陆区域动力学模型构建、地震预测预报研究提供基础参考。

关键词: 加勒比板块, 海地地震, 动力学模型, 地震危险性分析, 地震预测

Abstract: On 12 January 2010, the devastating Haiti M_W7.1 earthquake occurred on the Enriquillo fault, which broken down the seismic quiescence lasting for about two hundred and forty years, suggesting the beginning of a new active cycle in the Caribbean region. In this paper, we firstly collect the multi-disciplinary results including the tectonic evolution, geophysical field, seismogenic structure, earthquake source physics, kinematic characteristics and stress evolution. Then, we explore the related cognition and its changes on the seismic hazard and others before and after the Haiti earthquake. Finally, we obtain the basic technological process for the seismic hazard analysis, according to the combing and analysis of multi-disciplinary data. Generally, the implementation of work not only provides fundamental reference for the construction of regional dynamic model, but also earthquake prediction in mainland China.

Key words: Caribbean Plate, Haiti earthquake, dynamics model, Seismic hazard analysis, earthquake prediction

中图分类号:

P315.7

李玉江,邵志刚,季灵运,陈连旺. 加勒比板块多学科研究综述及其对地震预测的启示[J]. 地震, 2017, 37(2): 17-31.

Li Yu-jiang,Shao Zhi-gang,Ji Ling-yun,Chen Lian-wang. An Overview of Multidisciplinary Research on Caribbean Plate and Implications for Earthquake Prediction[J]. EARTHQUAKE, 2017, 37(2): 17-31.

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