Nonvolcanic deep tremor associated with subduction in Southwest Japan. Kazushige Obara (NIED)

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Nonvolcanic deep tremor associated with subduction in Southwest Japan Kazushige Obara (NIED)

One-hour record chart at the station IKTH in Shikoku Island, Southwest Japan (2001/8/17 4 a.m.) Time (min) Time (s)

One-hour record chart at the station IKTH in Shikoku Island, Southwest Japan (2001/8/17 4 a.m.) Time (min) Time (s)

One-hour record chart at four stations in Shikoku Island (2001/8/17 4 a.m.) IKTH HIYH KWBH YNDH

One-hour record chart at four stations in Shikoku Island (2001/8/17 4 a.m.) IKTH HIYH KWBH YNDH

A scene of drilling

Discovery of tremor before Hi-net after Hi-net sparsely distributed seismic network It is impossible to discriminate between the tremor and cultural noises. densely distributed high-sensitivity seismic network The amplitude pattern is the same at some neighbor stations. natural phenomena

One-hour seismogram at IKTH U D N S E W Including an isolated pulse enable to locate as a low-frequency event U D N S E W Random wave train impossible to pick phases and locate the source

One-hour seismogram at IKTH U D N S E W Including an isolated pulse U D N S E W Random wave train Very enable difficult to locate to detect as and monitor impossible the tremor to pick activity phases a by low-frequency normal hypocentral event determination and locate method the source

One-hour seismogram at IKTH Normal event U D N S E W U D N S E W Low-frequency tremor Including an isolated pulse Random wave train The Very tremor enable difficult to is characterized locate to detect as and monitor by low-frequency impossible the tremor to pick components activity phases a by compared low-frequency normal with hypocentral event the same determination size microearthquakes and locate method the source

Envelope seismogram at 8 stations in Shikoku (2001/8/17 4am) Time (min)

Three days envelope seismograms in Shikoku

Hypocentral determination with envelope correlation TBEH KWBH Time(min) Time difference = 3s TBEH KWBH Comparison of 2 envelopes Measurment of time difference

Hypocentral determination with envelope correlation TBEH KWBH Time(min) Time difference = 3s TBEH KWBH Comparison of 2 envelopes Measurment of time difference

Hypocentral determination with envelope correlation TBEH KWBH Time(min) Time difference = 3s TBEH KWBH Time Comparison difference of 2 measurment envelopes for every station pairs Measurment of time difference Spatial Smoothing

Hypocentral determination with envelope correlation TBEH KWBH Time(min) Time difference = 3s TBEH KWBH Time Comparison difference of 2 measurment envelopes Arrival for every time difference station pairs (s) hypocentral determination Measurment with S wave of velocity time difference Spatial Smoothing

Hypocentral determination with envelope correlation TBEH KWBH Time(min) Time difference = 3s TBEH KWBH Time Comparison difference of 2 measurment envelopes Arrival for every time difference station pairs (s) hypocentral determination Measurment with S wave of velocity time difference Spatial Smoothing

Hypocentral determination with envelope correlation TBEH KWBH Time(min) Time difference = 3s TBEH KWBH Time Comparison difference of 2 measurment envelopes Arrival for every time difference station pairs (s) hypocentral determination Measurment with S wave of velocity time difference Spatial Smoothing

Hypocentral determination with envelope correlation TBEH KWBH Time(min) Time difference = 3s TBEH KWBH Time Comparison difference of 2 measurment envelopes Arrival for every time difference station pairs (s) hypocentral determination Measurment with S wave of velocity time difference Spatial Smoothing

Hypocentral determination with envelope correlation TBEH KWBH Time(min) Continuous hypocentral determination Time difference = 3s TBEH KWBH Time Comparison difference of 2 measurment envelopes Arrival for every time difference station pairs (s) hypocentral determination Measurment with S wave of velocity time difference Spatial Smoothing

Distribution of tremors (2001/1/1-2001/12/31) 2001/12/31) Depth-distribution of normal earthquakes in the subducting Philippine sea plate (Nakamura, et.al., 1997)

Distribution of tremors (2002/1/1-2002/10/25) 2002/10/25)

Cross sectional view of the low-frequency events Based on JMA catalog

Space-time plot of tremor (2001/1/1-2001/12/31) 2001/12/31) not analyzed

Time sequence of tremor (2000/9/1-2002/6/30) 2002/6/30) The frequency in units of 1-hour periods in which the tremor was recognized in each region is plotted.

Time sequence of tremor (2000/9/1-2002/6/30) 2002/6/30) The frequency in units of 1-hour periods in which the tremor was recognized in each region is plotted.

Time sequence of tremor (2000/9/1-2002/6/30) 2002/6/30) The frequency in units of 1-hour periods in which the tremor was recognized in each region is plotted.

Time sequence of tremor (2002/1/1-2002/10/27) 2002/10/27)

Envelope seismograms in Shikoku (2000/12/31 23:30-2001/1/1 2001/1/1 00:00) Time(min)

Envelope seismograms in Shikoku (2000/12/31 23:30-2001/1/1 2001/1/1 00:00) Normal event M3.6 depth=10km Time(min)

Envelope seismograms in Shikoku (2000/12/31 23:30-2001/1/1 2001/1/1 00:00) Normal event M3.6 depth=10km Triggered tremors Time(min)

Distribution of tremors in 2000/12/31 23pm Normal events(m3.6) based on the normal hypocentral determination method No.36 is the location of the normal event(m3.6) determined by the envelope correlation method

Distribution of tremors in 2000/12/31 23pm Normal events(m3.6) based on the normal hypocentral determination method No.36 is the location of the normal event(m3.6) determined by the envelope correlation method Triggered tremors

Location of tremor Length of the source area is about 600km. Non-volcanic area Along the strike of the subducting Philippine sea plate (corresponding to the seismic activity in the slab with the depth range from 35 to 45km) Depth of the tremor = 30km(+10km) Moho discontinuity? Lower crust? Upper boundary of the Philippine sea plab? There is no tremor around Kii Channel and E.Shikoku

Time sequence of tremor There are active periods and quiet periods. Active period ~ ~ a few weeks Quiet period ~ ~ a few months In an active period, active and quiet stages exist. Tremors are sometimes triggered by nearby major earthquakes The source area migrates with the velocity of 9 ~ 13km/day. A A tremor activity is related to shallow swarm.

Cause of tremor Long duration and mobility Consistency with slab geometry Fluid generated by slab dehydration Fluid A certain temperature/pressure condition Inhomogeneous structure Possible mechanisms 1. Chain-like fracture with supercritical fluid 2. Fuild flow 3..

Interseismic locked zone Philippine sea slab Low-frequency microearthquakes Tremor Moho slab dehydration microearthquakes in the slab stable sliding

Further Study Depth and focal mechanism of tremor Underground structure in southwest Japan subduction zone (Moho( Moho,, plate boundary,,,) Similarities and differences with other deep low- frequency events (near volcanoes, active faults) Other subduction zone?