Geomorphic Impacts of Earthquakes : Post-Seismic Landscape Evolution

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Geomorphic Impacts of Earthquakes : Post-Seismic Landscape Evolution

Davies, Tim (EDT)/ Fan, Xuanmei (EDT)/ Densmore, Alexander (EDT)

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Elsevier - Health Sciences Division（2026/09発売）
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製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 410 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780443403750

Full Description

Geomorphic Impacts of Earthquakes: Post-Seismic Landscape Evolution summarises the full range of landscape alterations that can result from large earthquakes, ranging from slope instability and river aggradation to prograded coastlines. Although the damage to society that results directly from the shaking and ground rupture in large earthquakes is well known, the consequential effects of seismicity on the landscape causes earth surface deformations and hazards that are only now being fully understood. Many of these paraseismic consequences are subtle, and can take effect at large distances from, and long times after, the causative fault rupture. Geomorphic Impacts of Earthquakes: Post-Seismic Landscape Evolution underpins the consequences of major earthquakes, which are increasing as Earth's population burgeons and climate and anthropogenic effects are ongoing. Readers professionally engaged in the Earth sciences will be better prepared to assess the full range of natural hazards that threaten particular locations, and to work out how to evaluate their contribution to societal risks.

Section A - Fundamentals
1. Introduction: Tectonics, Earthquakes, and Landforms: The Big Picture
2. Large Earthquakes - Spatio-Temporal Distribution and Aftershocks
3. Coseismic Ground Motion
4. Rock Fracture and Ground Failure
5. Earth Surface Processes
6. Seismotectonic-Geomorphic Event Cascades

Section B - Tectonic Processes and Morphologies
7. Fault Trace Processes
8. Slope Failure Processes
9. Coseismic Landslides and Rockfalls, Paraseismic Landslides, Source and Deposit Morphologies
10. Liquefaction and lateral spreading
11. Fluvial Responses to Fault Offset and Uplift, and to Sediment Inputs
12. Glacial Processes and Impacts
13. Coastal Processes and Impacts
14. Marine Processes
15. Post-Earthquake Sediment and Fluxes
16. Geomorphic Indicators of Past Earthquakes
17. Climate Change Influences on Earthquake Geomorphology
18. Anthropic Influences on Earthquake Geomorphology

Section C - Case Studies
19. 1999 Chichi earthquake, Taiwan (remote sensing and analysis, and fluvial impacts)
20. 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, China (remote sensing and analysis, post-seismic debris flows, and river aggradation)
21. 2011 Tohoku earthquake (unexpected magnitude, geomorphic evidence of prior events, and tsunami)
22. 2015 Gorka earthquake, Nepal (mass movements and societal impacts)
23. 2016 Kaikoura earthquake (multiple fault ruptures, landslides and fluvial impacts)

Section D - Conclusion
24. Implications for Natural Hazard Risk Analysis, Risk Assessment, Impacts And Mitigation - Examples
25. Summary and Future Perspectives