英文篇名
Primary Exploration of the Surface Rupture and Co-seismic Deformation of the 2022 Guanshan- Chihshang Earthquake
作者
徐乙君、盧志恆、張中白、黃韶怡、顏一勤、顏君毅
關鍵字
關山-池上地震、中央山脈斷層、玉里斷層、池上斷層、同震地表變形、雷達差分干涉技術
摘要
2022年9月17日和18日分別在關山和池上發生規模6.6(ML)及6.8(ML)的淺層地震,造成花蓮及台東多處建物及橋樑損毀,並產生多處地表破裂,破裂分布從北到南長達70多公里,地表破裂發生位置除了集中於已知的玉里斷層和池上斷層沿線外,亦有許多破裂分布在非斷層跡附近。本篇文章針對此次地震造成之地表變形進行地表同震破裂調查,並配合雷達差分干涉分析結果,對大區域構造先有初步了解。透過實地考察可將同震地表破裂依發生時間和運動特性大致分成四類,第一類為主要分布於寶華-二層坪一帶,主要為0917關山地震所致;第二類主要分布在池上斷層沿線既有的斷層崖坡,產生向西逆衝的破裂,部分區域伴隨左移運動;第三類為具明顯的左移分量的地表破裂,並產生西側抬升的變形;第四類分布在玉里斷層沿線,以左移運動為主。透過不同波長的雷達衛星影像進行差分干涉,可觀察此次地震的地表變形分布情形,除了受到既有活動斷層之影響外,亦有跨越海岸山脈的變形行為,顯示縱谷下方構造可能有向外海延伸。此次地震影響範圍大,不論是餘震、地表破裂,及同震變形都相當複雜,皆需要靠後續的分析才得以獲得更多資訊。
英文摘要
Two shallow earthquakes of magnitude 6.6(ML) and 6.8(ML) occurred in the Guanshan and Chihshang areas on September 17th and 18th, 2022. The earthquake caused damage to infrastructures, the toppling of buildings and bridges, and surface ruptures. The distribution of ruptures is more than 70 kilometers long from Ruisui to Luye. In addition to the known Yuli Fault and Chihshang Fault, many ruptures are distributed near non-fault traces. In this paper, we have a preliminary understanding of the regional structure by investigating surface ruptures and the co-seismic deformation results of differential Interferometric SAR. After our field investigation, the co-seismic surface rupture can be roughly divided into four types according to the occurrence time and motion characteristics. The first type rupture was distributed in the Baohua -Ercengping area, which was mainly caused by the 0917 Guanshan Earthquake. The second type rupture was mainly distributed in the existing fault scarp along the Chihshang fault, which rupture was westward thrusting, and some areas are accompanied by left-slip movement. The third type rupture had a prominent left-slipping component and an uplifting on the west side. The fourth type rupture was distributed along the Yuli fault, mainly through left-slip movement. Through differential interference of radar satellite images of different wavelengths, we observed the distribution of co-seismic surface deformation. In addition to being affected by existing active faults, the deformation behaviors across the Coastal Range indicate that the structure below the Longitudinal valley may extend to the sea. The earthquake events affected a large area, and the distribution of aftershocks, surface rupture, and co-seismic deformation were quite complicated. More information needs to be obtained through follow-up analysis.