Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering Reconnaissance of the June 23, 2001, Arequipa Earthquake

这一行动是为了支持对2001年6月23日在秘鲁南部海岸附近发生的8.1级地震的震后实地调查，该海岸位于阿雷基帕以西约175公里或利马东南约595公里处。这次地震在阿雷基帕、卡马纳、莫夸加和塔克纳周围地区造成了广泛的破坏；部分破坏是由于卡马纳地区的海啸波造成的。这支岩土勘察小组的目标是记录这次地震的岩土和工程地质/地震学特征。该团队由华盛顿州立大学的禤浩焯·罗德里格斯-马雷克和URS公司的佩德罗·雷佩托协调，德雷克塞尔大学的约瑟夫·沃特曼也参与了合作。秘鲁Catolica del Pontifia大学的Jorge Zegarra担任当地联系人，并正在组建一个由当地专家组成的团队参与这项调查工作。预计这次调查将产生信息和数据，帮助该行业了解板间俯冲地震对建筑环境的影响。这些努力将支持继续努力减少美国阿留申-阿拉斯加和卡斯卡迪亚俯冲带构成的地震风险。地震勘察结果将分两个阶段公布。在第一阶段，早期的勘察报告将通过太平洋地震工程研究中心(PEER)的网页http://peer.berkeley.edu.发布在互联网上该报告的发布将使用Geotech的互联网邮件列表来宣布。在第二阶段，将编写一份更全面的最后报告；报告将以硬拷贝或可从因特网下载的Adobe Acrobat文件的形式提供。

This action is to support a post-earthquake field survey of the magnitude Mw 8.1 earthquake that occurred on June 23, 2001 near the coast of southern Peru, about 175 km west of Arequipa or 595 km southeast of Lima. This earthquake caused extensive damage in the areas around the cities of Arequipa, Camana, Moquegua, and Tacna; part of the damage has been attributed to a tsunami wave in the Camana area.The goal of this geotechnical reconnaissance team is to document the geotechnical and engineering geology/seismology features of this earthquake. The team is being coordinated by Adrian Rodriguez-Marek of Washington State University and Pedro Repetto of URS Corporation, with collaboration of Joseph Wartman, Drexel University. Jorge Zegarra of the Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru is serving as the local contact and is assembling a team of local experts to participate in this reconnaissance effort.It is expected that this reconnaissance will yield information and data which will help the profession understand the effects of interplate subduction earthquakes on the built environment. These efforts will support the continuing efforts to reduce the earthquake risk posed by the Aleutian-Alaskan and Cascadia subduction zones in the United States. The results of the earthquake reconnaissance will be made available in two phases. In the first phase, the early reconnaissance reports will be posted on the Internet through the Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center (PEER) web page at http://peer.berkeley.edu. The release of the report will be announced using the GEOTECH Internet mailing list. In the second phase, a more comprehensive final report will be prepared; it will be available as a hardcopy report or as an Adobe Acrobat file downloadable from the Internet.