Configuration of subducted Philippine Sea plate beneath the Chubu district, central Japan
Configuration of subducted Philippine Sea plate beneath the Chubu district, central Japan
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日本中部中部地区俯冲菲律宾海板块的构造
DOI:
10.4294/zisin1948.38.2_193
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发表时间:
1985
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通讯作者:
Tooru Ooida
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作者:
F. Yamazaki;Tooru Ooida
The Nagoya University seismograph telemetry network for microearthquake observation in the Chubu district, central Japan locates in the northeastern region of the subducting Philippine Sea plate. It is therefore valuable for a refined study on the descending plate. The data from April, 1978 through March, 1984 was used to delineate the seismic zone by depth-contours of the upper boundary, as shown in Fig. 10. The descending Philippine Sea plate beneath the Chubu district is devided into three slabs by the difference in dip angles and dip directions; These are named "Tonankai Slab", "Tokai Slab" and "Suruga Slab", respectively. The geometry of these slabs seems to be related with the seismic regionality suggested by UTsu (1977) for the historical great earthquakes along the Nankai trough.