期刊
TECTONOPHYSICS
卷 766, 期 -, 页码 205-218出版社
ELSEVIER
DOI: 10.1016/j.tecto.2019.06.011
关键词
2015 Illapel earthquake; Kinematic source inversion; Subduction zone; Intraplate seismicity
资金
- Programa de Investigacion Asociativa (PIA): ANILLOS DE INVESTIGACION EN CIENCIA Y TECNOLOGIA, CONICYT, project The interplay between subduction processes and natural disasters in Chile [ACT172002]
- CONICYT (Comision Nacional de Investigacion Cientifica y Tecnologica) through the project FONDECYT [1170804]
The September 16, 2015, M-w 8.4 Illapel, Chile earthquake is the first large event occurring in north-central Chile after the 1943 earthquake, filling a known seismic gap in the region. The earthquake took place in a complex tectonic region, nearby an area where transition from erosive to accretionary margin occurs due to the collision of Juan Fernandez Ridge (JFR) along the Chilean margin. We inverted the kinematic rupture process of the 2015 Mw 8.4 Illapel earthquake from the joint inversion of teleseismic body waves and near-field data. The relative weighting between datasets and the weighting of spatial/temporal constraints are objectively estimated by applying the Akaike's Bayesian Information Criterion. The coseismic slip model yields a total seismic moment of 4.92 x 10(21) Nm occurred over similar to 120 s. The rupture shows both downdip and updip propagation with slip extending along the thrust interface from similar to 50 km depth to shallow near-trench depths (< 15 km), with maximum slip of similar to 9 m located at shallow depths, where low average rupture speeds similar to 1.8-2 km/s are estimated. Outer-rise events, triggered within the oceanic Nazca plate after the mainshock, did not penetrate into the mantle and are related to preexisting faults due to both bending of Nazca plate and JFR uplift, which promotes a tensional stress regime in the surrounding area. This seismicity was triggered by static stress transfer from near trench slip revealed by our source rupture modelling, suggesting outer rise seismicity as a proxy for near trench coseismic slip. Crustal seismicity within continental South American plate is observed prior to, and after, the mainshock, mainly related to extensional faulting within eroded and fractured wedge due to tectonic processes along erosive margins. We also show evidence of shallow seismicity after the mainshock associated with a long-lived crustal fault, which can represent a high seismic hazard for La Serena-Coquimbo conurbation.
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