Journal of Japan Society for Natural Disaster Science = 自然災害科学
巻
23
号
1
ページ
117 - 126
発行年
2004-05-30
ISSN
0286-6021
NCID
AN10165274
出版者
Japan Society for Natural Disaster Science = 日本自然災害学会
抄録
A destructive earthquake (M_W 6.6) occurred on December 26, 2003, at 7:56 GMT (5:26AM local time), near the city of Bam located southeastern part of Iran. There is the Bam fault just 2 km away from the city, which might be activated for the first time in several thousand years. The focal depth is estimated to be 8 to 10 km and the focal mechanism is reported to be dextral strike-slip with small vertical component. Strong motions were recorded in the city, about 14 km from the epicenter. The maximum peak ground acceleration was 1.0g in vertical, and 0.81g and 0.65g in horizontal components. The number of victims due to the earthquake exceeded 40,000 as of Feb. 26, 2004. A major cause of death could be crashed or hit by the debris while sleeping due to the collapse of housings. The earthquake also destroyed the historical mud brick complex, "Arg-e-Bam" which is more than 1,500 years old.
2003年12月26日イラン・バム地震被害調査速報
TE-PR-MIYAJIMA-M-117.pdf
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