Estimation of High-Frequency Wave Radiation Areas of Wenchuan Earthquake by the Envelope Inversion of Acceleration Seismograms and Synthesis of Near-Field Accelerograms
Yin Deyu
Liu Qifang
Abstract:It??s helpful for studying earthquake disaster by estimating seismic oscillation reasonably in Wenchuan area.Based on the line source model,the high-frequency (>1 Hz)wave radiation areas on the Wenchuan earthquake fault plane are inversed by the differential evolution method,using the acceleration envelopes attenuation relationship of Lushan earthquake and envelopes of 30 near-field stations acceleration seismograms in Wenchuan earthquake.The results indicate that the high-frequency wave radiation areas are very nonuni-form,with most of the High-frequency waves radiated in:(1)the surface rupture areas,including Yingxiu,Beichuan and Nanba are-as;(2)the areas close to the boundaries of the asperities,including that with epicentral distance from 60 to 90 km northeast of epicen-ter,and areas 30 km northeast of Beichuan and Nanba;(3)the area within 30 km length near the fault northeastern tip.Both high and low frequency wave radiation were much higher in areas with large surface rupture.Utilizing the inversed high-frequency wave radiation areas and the acceleration envelopes attenuation relationship,near-field accelerations are synthesized.The accelerations in areas with no seismic records are synthesized by the synthetic envelopes and a stationary stochastic process extracted from its near station with similar site conditions.The results could be used as the earthquake input for analyzing seismic damage of structures in Wenchuan earthquake.
Keywords:Wenchuan earthquakehigh-frequency wave radiation area inversionacceleration envelopes attenuation relation-shipdifferential evolutionsynthetic accelerationseismology
Publication Date:2016-01-01
Online Publishing Date:2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages:13( 1781-1793 )

PKUISTICEI
ISSN:1000-2383
Year, Vol.(Issue):2016,41(10)