How unusual is the long-runout of the earthquake-triggered giant Luanshibao landslide, Tibetan Plateau, China?
How unusual is the long-runout of the earthquake-triggered giant Luanshibao landslide, Tibetan Plateau, China?
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中国青藏高原地震引发的巨型乱石堡滑坡的长期运行有多不寻常?
DOI:
10.1016/j.geomorph.2016.02.013
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发表时间:
2016-04
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影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
Wang Shifeng
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作者:
Guo Changbao;Zhang Yongshuang;Montgomery David R.;Du Yuben;Zhang Guangze;Wang Shifeng
In the Tibetan Plateau, active tectonic deformation triggers frequent earthquakes, and giant landslides associated with active faults produce serious consequences. A study of the characteristics and mechanism of a historical long-runout landslide in Luanshibao (LSB), Tibetan Plateau, China, finds a maximum sliding distance (L) of 3.83 km with an elevation drop (H) of 820 m. The landslide volume (V) was ~ 0.64–0.94 × 108m3, and it produced a long-runout (H/L= 0.21). Recent surface offset along the sinistral strike-slip Litang-Dewu fault passes through the middle part of the landslide, which initiated on the hanging wall of the fault. Geological mapping, geophysical prospecting, trenching, and14C dating together indicate that the LSB landslide occurred in jointed granite ca. 1980 ± 30 YBP, probably triggered by a large earthquake. Compilation of volume and runout distance data for this landslide and other previously published data for volcanic and nonvolcanic long-runout landslides yields a composite runout length-volume relation (L= 12.52V0.37) that closely predicts runout of the LSB landslide, although substantial variation is noted in runout length around the central tendency.
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