For the purpose of finding the factors of slope collapses from the characteristics of the distribution of them in the Rokko Mountains triggered by the 1995 Hyogo-ken Nanbu Earthquake, we have extracted some frequency characteristics from the seismograms and performed the morphometry and the frequency analysis of the microtremors. Then we have tried to set them in correspondence to the distribution of the slope collapses.
The results are as follows:
1) It is presumed that the maximum acceleration of the Hyogo-ken Nanbu Earthquake was about 300-400 gal in the Rokko Mountains and its predominant frequency was 1 Hz or less.
2) The principal shock has excelled in the direction perpendicularly intersecting with the principal axis of the Rokko Mountains. This may have affected the direction of the surfaces of slope collapses.
3) The distribution of the aftershocks corresponds well with that of the slope collapses. Therefore, it is possible that the distribution of breaking energy on the fault plane is refrected in that of the slope collapses.
4) It is possible that the difference in the degree of weathering between the Rokko granite and the Nunohiki granodiorite is refrected in the distribution of the slope collapses.
5) To take a wide view, the slope collapses have occurred frequently in the areas where the faults existed densely.
6) The slope collapses tend to occur frequently at the ground where the vibration of a frequency band of 6-7 Hz is easy to be amplified. Therefore, the earthquake motion did not produce resonance in the ground.
7) To take a local view, a correlation between the topographical factors-elevation, inclination and irregularity-and the distribution of the slope collapses is not found. However, in the areas in which slope collapses have occurred frequently, a rate of slope collapse area increases with inclination.
8) It is considered that slope collapses have occurred frequently in the areas which satisfied the above 3) -6) simultaneously.
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