利用1-Hz GPS波形数据反演2011年日本东北大地震震源破裂过程

地震 ›› 2013, Vol. 33 ›› Issue (3): 13-23.

利用1-Hz GPS波形数据反演2011年日本东北大地震震源破裂过程

王振¹, 孟国杰¹, 横田佑助², 苏小宁¹

1.中国地震局地震预测重点实验室, 中国地震局地震预测研究所, 北京 100036;
2.日本东京大学地震研究所, 东京 113-0032

收稿日期:2012-11-30 出版日期:2013-07-31 发布日期:2020-09-28
作者简介:王振(1989-), 男, 湖北仙桃人, 在读硕士研究生, 主要从事GPS数据反演等研究。
基金资助:
国家自然科学基金(41174004), 国际科技合作专项(2010DFB20190), 973计划项目(2008CB425704), 地震行业科研专项(200708030)

Inversion of 1-Hz GPS Waveform Data for Rupture Process of the 2011 Great Northeast Japan Earthquake

WANG Zhen¹, MENG Guo-jie¹, Yusuke Yokota², SU Xiao-ning¹

1. Key Laboratory of Earthquake Prediction, Institute of Earthquake Science, CEA, Beijing 100036, China;
2. Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo, Tokyo 113-0032, Japan

Received:2012-11-30 Online:2013-07-31 Published:2020-09-28

摘要/Abstract

摘要： 利用1-Hz GPS数据反演2011年3月日本东北大地震的时空破裂过程, 通过理论波形图与观测波形图的拟合, 以及ABIC准则的判定, 反演得到滑移分布的稳定估计。结果表明: 破裂集中在震源附近, 并在震中以下30 km处达到最大位错量, 约72 m, 在岩手和福岛靠近海岸线处有两个较小的破裂区, 断层的南半段破裂很小, 同时也是余震最为密集的地方。整个破裂过程由3个破裂阶段组成, 发震后断层从震源向周围缓慢破裂, 在50~60 s破裂延伸至地表(海沟); 60~90 s在震中下方迅速发生强烈破裂, 形成了最大位错区, 这一阶段主要是倾向上的双边破裂; 90~120 s在断层最北西处和断层南半段发生较小破裂, 整个破裂过程持续大约120 s。反演得到的地震矩为3.8×10²² Nm, 相应的矩震级为M_W9.0。

关键词: 1-Hz GPS, ABIC, 破裂过程, 反演, 日本9.0级地震

Abstract: The space-time rupture process of the March 2011 great northeast Japan earthquake is obtained by inversion of 1-Hz GPS data. The inversion compares observation waveforms with synthetic waveforms on the basis of ABIC method, yielding stable estimates of the slip distribution. The solution has concentrations of slip near the hypocenter, with maximum slip of ~72 m beneath the hypocenter of 30 km. There are two concentrations of smaller slip in Iwate and Fukushima close to the coast. The southern fault has general small slip, with the highest concentrations of aftershocks. The complete rupture consists of three main ruptures. After the initial break, the rupture propagates around from the hypocenter with small velocity, and then it expands to the trench within 50 s to 60 s. The large rupture occurs quickly beneath the hypocenter from 60 s to 90 s, forming the largest slip region. The main rupture propagates bilaterally up-dip and down-dip. From 90 s to 120 s, the rupture with small slip concentrates in the most northwestern area and in the southern half of the fault. The entire rupture almost ceases within 120 s. The solution of inversion suggests that the seismic moment is 3.8×10²² Nm, and the corresponding moment magnitude is M_W9.0.

Key words: 1-Hz GPS, ABIC, Rupture process, inversion, The 2011 northeast Japan earthquake

中图分类号:

P315

王振, 孟国杰, 横田佑助, 苏小宁. 利用1-Hz GPS波形数据反演2011年日本东北大地震震源破裂过程[J]. 地震, 2013, 33(3): 13-23.

WANG Zhen, MENG Guo-jie, Yusuke Yokota, SU Xiao-ning. Inversion of 1-Hz GPS Waveform Data for Rupture Process of the 2011 Great Northeast Japan Earthquake[J]. EARTHQUAKE, 2013, 33(3): 13-23.

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