缩放比例
流离失所(心理学)
简单(哲学)
功能(生物学)
比例(比率)
断层(地质)
数学
物理
几何学
地质学
量子力学
地震学
心理学
哲学
认识论
进化生物学
心理治疗师
生物
作者
Grigorios Lavrentiadis,Yonfei Wang,Norman A. Abrahamson,Yousef Bozorgnia,Christine A. Goulet
标识
DOI:10.1177/87552930231205871
摘要
A new surface-rupture-length (SRL) relationship as a function of magnitude [Formula: see text], fault thickness, and fault dip angle is presented in this article. The objective of this study is to model the change in scaling between unbounded and width-limited ruptures. This is achieved through the use of seismological-theory-based relationships for the average displacement scaling and the aid of dynamic fault rupture simulations to constrain the rupture width scaling. The empirical data set used in the development of this relationship is composed of [Formula: see text] events ranging from [Formula: see text] 5 to [Formula: see text] and SRL 1.1 to 432 km. The dynamic rupture simulations data set includes [Formula: see text] events ranging from [Formula: see text] 4.9 to 8.2 and [Formula: see text] 1 to 655 km. For the average displacement [Formula: see text] scaling, three simple models and two composite models were evaluated. The simple average displacement models are a square root of the rupture area [Formula: see text], a down-dip width [Formula: see text], and a rupture length [Formula: see text] proportional model. The two composite models have a [Formula: see text] scaling for unbounded ruptures and transition to [Formula: see text] and [Formula: see text] scaling for width-limited events, respectively. The empirical data favors a [Formula: see text] scaling for the entire regime (unbounded and width-limited ruptures) followed by a [Formula: see text] scaling for unbounded that changes to [Formula: see text] scaling for width-limited ruptures. The selected models exhibit better predictive performance compared to linear [Formula: see text] type models, especially in the large magnitude range, which is dominated by width-limited events. A comparison with published SRL models shows consistent scaling for different fault types and tectonic environments.
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