INTERPRETATION OF DAMAGE TO HOUSES AND CASUALTIES RELIED ON A PRECISE EVALUATION OF EARTHQUAKE GROUND MOTIONS IN THE EPICENTRAL REGION

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概要

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• Although about two thousand people were killed by the 1945 Mikawa earthquake, a clear description of the entire event has yet to be given because the earthquake took place just before the end of World War II. In order to describe what happened in the epicentral region during this earthquake, the authors estimated the ground motion and investigated the damage done to houses the casualties caused by the earthquake. The ground motion was estimated by a nonlinear finite element method, in which modified joint elements were adopted to model the fault plane. The seismic intensity in the area near the fault was estimated from the calculated maximum velocity. The damage done to houses and the casualties caused were investigated by questionnaire. The destruction of houses was compared in detail to the number of casualties. The type of damage is discussed in relation to the estimated ground motion.

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著者

• Mochizuki Toshio

  Center For Urban Studies Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Miura Fusanori

  Faculty Of Engineering Yamaguchi University

• TANIGUCHI Hitoshi

  Faculty of Engineering, Aichi Institute of Technology

• INADA Osamu

  Chubu Electric Power CO., INC.

• Inada Osamu

  Chubu Electric Power Co. Inc.

• Taniguchi Hitoshi

  Faculty Of Engineering Aichi Institute Of Technology

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