Volume 12 Issue 2
Jun.  2006
Turn off MathJax
Article Contents
Abstract
References
Article Navigation >  Journal of Geomechanics  > 2006  >  12(2): 127-131
LIU Feng-min, ZHANG Li-hai, LIU Hai-qing, et al., 2006. DANGER ASSESSMENT OF EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED GEOLOGICAL DISASTERS IN CHINA. Journal of Geomechanics, 12 (2): 127-131.
Citation: LIU Feng-min, ZHANG Li-hai, LIU Hai-qing, et al., 2006. DANGER ASSESSMENT OF EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED GEOLOGICAL DISASTERS IN CHINA. Journal of Geomechanics, 12 (2): 127-131.
shu

DANGER ASSESSMENT OF EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED GEOLOGICAL DISASTERS IN CHINA

  • 1. National Geological Material Center, Ministry of Land and Resources, Yanjiao 065201, Hebei;

  • 2. Department of Surveying Engineering, North China Institute of Science and Technology, Yanjiao 065201, Hebei

More Information
    Abstract
  • Earthquake-induced secondary geological disasters include avalanches,landslides,caving-in,ground cracks and liquefaction of sand.The earthquakes of magnitudes > 5 and intensity > VI may lead to occurrence of various scales of geological disasters.The higher the magnitude and intensity are,the secondary geology disaster will be more serious.Based on the extent and occurrence conditions of secondary geological disasters induced by historic earthquakes in China,the danger assessment has been made with the city,prefecture and meng(league) as the unit.The high and moderate danger areas are mainly distributed in the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia-Sichuan-Chongqing-Yunnan-Tibet region in the central part of China,forming a nearly NE-trending high danger zone,and all other remaining areas are low danger areas.

     

    • FullText(HTML)
    • References(0)
    • Relative Articles
    • Supplements(0)
    • Cited By
  • Created with Highcharts 5.0.7Amount of accessChart context menuAbstract Views, HTML Views, PDF Downloads StatisticsAbstract ViewsHTML ViewsPDF Downloads2024-052024-062024-072024-082024-092024-102024-112024-122025-012025-022025-032025-0405101520
    Created with Highcharts 5.0.7Chart context menuAccess Class DistributionFULLTEXT: 21.5 %FULLTEXT: 21.5 %META: 75.3 %META: 75.3 %PDF: 3.2 %PDF: 3.2 %FULLTEXTMETAPDF
    Created with Highcharts 5.0.7Chart context menuAccess Area Distribution其他: 3.4 %其他: 3.4 %Central District: 0.8 %Central District: 0.8 %Seattle: 0.8 %Seattle: 0.8 %United States: 0.8 %United States: 0.8 %兰州: 0.8 %兰州: 0.8 %北京: 2.4 %北京: 2.4 %南京: 0.5 %南京: 0.5 %哥伦布: 0.3 %哥伦布: 0.3 %喀什: 0.8 %喀什: 0.8 %嘉兴: 0.3 %嘉兴: 0.3 %天津: 0.5 %天津: 0.5 %广州: 0.3 %广州: 0.3 %张家口: 3.2 %张家口: 3.2 %昆明: 0.3 %昆明: 0.3 %武汉: 1.3 %武汉: 1.3 %沧州: 1.1 %沧州: 1.1 %漯河: 0.5 %漯河: 0.5 %福州: 0.3 %福州: 0.3 %芒廷维尤: 29.4 %芒廷维尤: 29.4 %芝加哥: 0.8 %芝加哥: 0.8 %苏州: 0.3 %苏州: 0.3 %西宁: 49.3 %西宁: 49.3 %西雅图: 0.8 %西雅图: 0.8 %郑州: 0.3 %郑州: 0.3 %镇江: 0.3 %镇江: 0.3 %长沙: 0.5 %长沙: 0.5 %其他Central DistrictSeattleUnited States兰州北京南京哥伦布喀什嘉兴天津广州张家口昆明武汉沧州漯河福州芒廷维尤芝加哥苏州西宁西雅图郑州镇江长沙

Catalog

    Get Citation
    PDF
    XML

    Article Metrics

    Article views (283) PDF downloads(12) Cited by()
    Proportional views
    Related

    Website Copyright © Journal of Geomechanics  京ICP备18031784号  Total visits：

    Supported by: Beijing Renhe Information Technology Co., Ltd.    

    /

    DownLoad:  Full-Size Img  PowerPoint
    Return
    Return