2008汶川大地震

內(nèi)容概要

The Wenchuan
Earthquake of 2008 Anatomy of a Disaster gives a detailed account
of the damage, seismology and tectonics of the event and discusses
earthquake prediction, seismic hazard and risk management, the
creation and implementation of building codes, and new practices
used in rescue,relief and reconstruction. It will be of significant
interest to researchers and practitioners engaged in seismology,
geophysics, engineering, the social sciences, and disaster
management and recovery. It also offers a valuable new and unique
Chinese perspective with many insights for future mitigation of
earthquake risk.

書(shū)籍目錄

1 The Wenchuan earthquake
1.1 Intensity map and damage distribution
Intensity map
Intensity XI and X zones
Strong motion records
General trend of earthquake damage
1.2 Death toll and economic losses
Demography and death toll
GDP losses
Hardest hit area
"Quick and approximate" estimation of
casualties
1.3 Earthquake damage to buildings
Damage to buildings according to structural
type
Damage to buildings according to age
Damage to buildings according to use
Lessons learned
1.4 Earthquake damage to lifelines
Transportation
Railway systems
Electricity, water supply, sewage and
telecommunication
"Quake lakes"
1.5 Secondary disasters: landslides and rock
falls
Geomorphology of Wenchuan region
Giant landslides
Mud flows
Rock falls
References
2 Seismological features
2.1 Seismic source parameters for the mainshock
Source parameters
Focal mechanism
Rupture process
Co-seismic deformation
2.2 Historical earthquakes and aftershocks
Historical earthquakes
Aftershoeks
2.3 Geophysical investigations before the
earthquake
North-South seismic belt
Bouguer gravity anomalies
Crustal thickness
Low-velocity zones
2.4 Tectonic setting of Wenchuan earthquake
Tibetan Plateau
Longmenshan
An intracontinental thrust fault
Weak crustal layer
2.5 Seismic waves generated by earthquake
Seismic waves circle the Earth
Ground motion felt at Beijing
Comparison with waves generated by Tangshan
earthquake
of 1976
References
3 Prediction efforts prior to the Wenchuan earthquake
3.1 Earthquake monitoring system in China
National earthquake monitoring
network
Other geophysical observations
Data processing and analysis
procedures
3.2 Prediction efforts prior to the Wenchuan
earthquake
Seismic network of 300 seismometers
Big shock, small GPS displacement
Seismicity pattern
Precursor anomalies
3.3 Development of earthquake prediction research in
China
Severe earthquake disasters in China
Organized efforts for earthquake prediction
(1966)
China Earthquake Administration (CEA)
Haicheng earthquake prediction
Earthquake Act
3.4 Future prospects for earthquake prediction
Realistic public expectation of earthquake
prediction
Why is the prediction effort so
persistent?
From prediction to mitigation
References
4 Seismic hazard and risk asessment
4.1 Seismic hazard assessment
1957--First intensity zoning map of
China
1977 intensity zoning map of China
1990 intensity zoning map of China
2001--Latest hazard map of China
4.2 Building code
Building code (TJ11-78)--effective
1979-1990
Building code (GBJ11-89)--effective
1991-2001
Building code (GB50011-2001)
Importance of complying with the seismic
design code
4.3 Risk management
Quantification of disaster
Fortification standards should be
increased
Earthquake-safe Rural
Housing'Demonstrations
4.4 Did the reservoir impoundment trigger the
Wenchuan
earthquake?
References
5 Emergency response and resscue
5.1 People-oriented rescue principle
Immediate top level government
response
So long as there was hope, they would never
give up
Respect for life
5.2 Open and transparent relief information
Timely, open and transparent
information
International relief
Rescue efforts
5.3 The breadth and diversity of donors
Donations from countries and regions
Donations from NGOs
The breadth and diversity of donors
5.4 Voluntary contributions
An individual voluntary response
Rewards of voluntary work
Medical volunteers
Importance of psychological
assistance
References
6 Reconstruction of Wenchuan
6.1 Outline of reconstruction
Overall planning
Reconstruction objectives
Reconstruction funds
6.2 Counterpart assistance
New mechanism of post-earthquake
reconstruction
Prom counterpart assistance to counterpart
cooperation
6.3 Solid schools, sweet hopes
Schools in reconstruction
Hospitals and other public facilities
6.4 New Wenchuan after the earthquake
All be housed
Life goes on
The main lessons of the earthquake
References
Appendices
Appendix 1 Significant events of Wenchuan
earthquake
Appendix 2 Wenchuan earthquake sequence catalog
Appendix 3 Law of the People's Republic of China on
Protecting
Against and Mitigating Earthquake
Disasters
Appendix 4 The Overall Planning for Post-Wenchuan
Earthquake
Restoration and Reconstruction
(Extracts)

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