1984年長野県西部地震による斜面崩壊とその特徴

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On September 14, 1984, and earthquake of magnitude 6.8 (Richter) occurred at a depth of 2-3 km near an active volcano, Mt. Ontake (3063 m), in the mountainous area central Japan. The geology of the mountain is Quaternary pyroclastic rocks intercalated with andesite lavas and lacustrine beds on the basement of Paleozoic formations and Mesozoic acidic volcanic rocks. Four large slope failures, Matsukoshi, Kiyotaki, Ontake, and Takigoshi failures, were associated with the earthquake shock causing the loss of 29 lives. The failures were concerned with the weathered volcanic ash, pumice, scoria and/or tuffeceous lacustrine layers. Matsukoshi failure occurred on a village terrace and its scale was about 150 m wide, about 230 m long, the maximum depth of slide was about 40 m, and the total failure volume was 290,000 m^3. The sliding material ran up on the other side slope carrying with it a ready mixed concrete plant up to 30 m form the river bed. Kiyotaki failures consisted of five failures, which occurred on the foot slope of the mountain. Each failure was on a scale of about 50-100 m wide, 30-50 m long and 5-10 m in depth. The slip planes were in the weathered pumice and/or ash layers. Ontake failure was inferred to have occurred in five blocks consecutively on the southern flank of Mt.Ontake at an altitude between 2550 m and 1900 m. The scale of failure was about 0.4-0.6 km wide, about 1.5 km long, the maximum depth of slide was 150 m, and the total volume was about 36,000,000 m^3. The slip plane was in the highly weathered pumice and scoria layers. The failure material turned into a gigantic debris flow and traveled the valley with a thickness of about 40-90 m at the average rate of about 20 m/s. The material flowed down about 8.5 km along the valley and flowed into the main stream of the area, forming a vast sedimentary plain of 100-400 m wide and 30-40 m thick over a distance of about 3 km. Part of the earth and rocks spilled over several terraced ridges on the opposite side of the failure slope and at the corners of the valley, and flowed into other valleys. The debris flow consisted of crushed pyroclastics and lava blocks and its surface was undulated during the flow.
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1986-09-30

1984年長野県西部地震による斜面崩壊とその特徴

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