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Dynamic rupture simulation of the 2015 Mw 8.3 Illapel (Chile) earthquake

Hideo Aochi, Sergio Ruiz

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Hideo Aochi, Sergio Ruiz. Dynamic rupture simulation of the 2015 Mw 8.3 Illapel (Chile) earthquake.

AGU Fall meeting 2018, Dec 2018, Washington DC, United States. �hal-01849334�

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Dynamic rupture simulation of the 2015 Mw 8.3 Illapel (Chile) earthquake

The 2015 Mw 8.3 Illapel mega-thrust earthquake in the Chilean subduction has been studied by

different researches in its kinematics using the Chilean national networks of accelerograms and

continuous GPS as well as teleseismic data. In this study, we carry out dynamic rupture simulations to

characterize the frictional parameters. We suppose that the fault heterogeneity is expressed by

supposition of circular patches of different size and each of them is governed by slip-weakening

relation (dynamic strength drop 

b

and critical slip displacement D

c

) with respect to the initial shear

stress 

0

. Firstly, we found that the largest, main patch of a 50 km radius with 

b

= 10 MPa, D

c

= 1.6

m and 

0

= 5 MPa, whose center is by 60 km north in strike and by 50 km in up-dip from the

hypocenter, gives a comparable slip to the kinematic inversion results. When assuming a uniform

growth of the dynamic rupture from the hypocenter, the strong directivity to the north appears in

the simulations. However the observed waveforms in the near-field (accelerograms and continuous

GPS time series) indicate more complex, heterogeneous rupture growth. We then introduce several

small patches allowing complex growth of dynamic rupture between the hypocenter and the largest

patch. Our preferred model includes a secondary nucleation from the depth about 20 seconds later,

namely double events, also inferred from the seismological analyses on the accelerograms and by

back propagation studies..

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