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Monitoring method for real-time evaluation of seismic intensity

An earthquake intensity and seismic wave technology, applied in the direction of earthquake signal receivers, etc., can solve the problems of inability to draw the intensity distribution map, inability to know the specific parameters of the earthquake in the disaster area in time, unfavorable emergency rescue and loss assessment, etc.

Inactive Publication Date: 2019-05-21
夏仕安 +1
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The traditional intensity assessment method requires earthquake workers to rush to the earthquake site after the earthquake, and assess the intensity after comprehensively assessing various regions. Obviously, this method is slow, and it is impossible to know the specific parameters of the earthquake in the disaster area in time, resulting in the inability to draw the intensity distribution. Figure, not conducive to post-earthquake emergency relief and loss assessment

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[0018] A monitoring method for real-time evaluation of seismic intensity, the method specifically includes the following steps:

[0019] S1. Collect soil and geological information data of each target area in the seismic monitoring area, as well as the main types of buildings in the target area and the area distribution of various buildings;

[0020] S2. Calculate the earthquake magnitude, distance from epicenter, and corresponding seismic intensity parameter data of historical earthquakes in the target area, and draw a fitting curve for assessing seismic intensity;

[0021] For some target areas where there is no relevant historical earthquake-related parameter data or the amount of data is too small, it can be drawn based on the soil and geological information, and the earthquake-related parameter data of historical earthquakes in areas with similar buildings. Combined curve

[0022] S3. Set up a remote monitoring and early warning network system in the entire monitoring area, and s...

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The invention discloses a monitoring method for real-time evaluation of the seismic intensity. Data including geological and building information of each target area are collected; statistics of information including related earthquake magnitudes and epicentral distances of historical earthquake cases and the like is carried out; a fitting curve for evaluating the seismic intensity is drawn underthe parameters; and then an off-site monitoring and early warning network system is set in a seismic zone region and the seismic information including the earthquake magnitude and the epicentral distance and the like is obtained timely at the occurrence of the earthquake by combining the seismic information collected by a local seismic wave monitoring instrument; and according to the seismic information, the possibilities of seismic intensity levels in all target areas are evaluated rapidly and accurately by combining the fitting curve of the seismic intensity.

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Technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of earthquake early warning, in particular, to a monitoring method for real-time evaluation of earthquake intensity. Background technique [0002] The seismic intensity (seismic intensity) indicates the strength of the earthquake's impact on the ground and engineering buildings. (Or interpreted as the degree of earthquake impact and damage). It is a macro-scale determined by people's feelings during the earthquake or the degree of reaction of objects after the earthquake, the degree of damage or destruction of engineering buildings, and the changes of the ground surface without instrument records. It refers to the extent to which the ground and various buildings in a certain area were affected by an earthquake during an earthquake. Therefore, earthquake intensity mainly indicates the degree of influence of an earthquake that has occurred. The intensity of an area is not only related to the released ene...

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IPC IPC(8): G01V1/18
Inventor 夏仕安周冬瑞郁建芳
Owner 夏仕安
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