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EARTHQUAKE ›› 2004, Vol. 24 ›› Issue (1): 176-183.

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Study on the frictional state-velocity dependent model of regional triggering seismicity

LIU Gui-ping, FU Zheng-xiang, LI Gang, HAO Ping   

  1. 1. The Department of Monitoring and Prediction, CSB, Beijing 100036 Beijing, China;
    2. Center for Analysis and Prediction, CSB, Beijing 100036, China
  • Online:2004-01-31 Published:2021-11-29

Abstract: A frictional state-velocity dependent model was designed to study regional seismicity triggered by big earthquakes, which consisted of a number of functions representing the seismic nucleation faults. The effect of regional stress caused by big events was presented by stress step load, and a one-dimension frictional state-velocity dependent model of free string-block was used to estimate the advanced occurring time of events. The results show that remarkable change of seismicity could be detected while a stress load with amplitude one to several percents of stress drop was added, which was similar to the regional seismicity triggered by a big event. Change of the seismicity was proved to be significant by statistical test.

Key words: Frictional state-velocity dependent, Regional triggering seismicity, Mathematical-Physical model

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