+2G)
2
/
+ ] czz
_________________________
Formula matematis
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Force equilibrium along the 3 axis
(x) doxx / dx + doyx / dy + doxz / dz = 0
_________________________
(y) doxy / dx + doyy / dy + doyz / dz = 0
(z) doxz / dx + doyz / dy + dozz / dz = 0
x
x
x x
Derivation of eq. 1 with x and eq. 3 give :
d
2
oxx / dx
2
= 0
equation 2 becomes : doxy / dx + doyz / dz = 0
Formula matematis
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Formula matematis
relations between
stress (o) and displacement vector (U)
oxy = 2G cxy = 2G [dUx / dy + dUy / dx] .
1
/
2
_________________________
oyz = 2G cyz = 2G [dUz / dy + dUy / dz] .
1
/
2
x
d/dx[dUx/dy + dUy/dx] + d/dz[dUz/dy + dUy/dz] = 0
d
2
Uy / dx
2
+ d
2
Uy / dz
2
= 0
Using doxy / dx + doyz / dz = 0 we obtain :
x
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Formula matematis
What is U
y
, function of x and z, solution of this equation ?
d
2
Uy / dx
2
+ d
2
Uy / dz
2
= 0
Guess : U
y
= K arctang (
x
/
z
) works fine !
Nb.
d
atan(o)
/
do
=
1
/
(1+o2 )
dUy/dx=
K
/z(1+x
2
/z
2
) =>
d
2
Uy/dx
2
= -2Kxz/(z
2
+x
2
)
dUy/dz=
-Kx
/z
2
(1+x
2
/z
2
) =>
d
2
Uy/dz
2
= 2Kxz/(x
2
+z
2
)
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Formula matematis
Boundary condition at the base of the crust (z=0)
U
y
= K arctang (
x
/
z
)
U
y
= K . H/2 if x > 0 = K . H/2 if x < 0
=> K = 2.
V
0 /
H
And also :
U
y
= +V
0
if x > 0 = V
0
if x < 0
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Formula matematis
at the surface (z=h)
U
y
= K arctang (
x
/
z
)
U
y
= 2.
V
0 /
H
arctang (
x
/
h
)
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16. Arctang Profiles
U
y
= 2.
V
0 /
H
arctang (
x
/
h
)
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17. Deeping Fault
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18. Elastic Dislocation (Okada, 1985)
Surface deformation due to shear and tensile faults in a half space, BSSA vol75, n4, 1135-1154, 1985.
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The displacement field u
i
(x
1
,x
2
,x
3
)
due to a dislocation A u
j
(
1
,
2
,
3
)
across a surface E in an isotropic
medium is given by :
Where o
jk
is the Kronecker delta,
and are Lams parameters, v
k
is
the direction cosine of the normal to
the surface element dE.
u
i
j
is the i
th
component of the
displacement at (x
1
,x
2
,x
3
) due to the
j
th
direction point force of magnitude
F at (
1
,
2
,
3
)
18. Elastic Dislocation (Okada, 1985)
(1) displacements
For strike-slip For dip-slip For tensile fault
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18. Elastic Dislocation (Okada, 1985)
Where :
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19. Case : Sagaing Fault Nyanmar
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20. Case : Palu Koro Fault
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20. Case : Palu Koro Fault (more complex)
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21. Case : Sumatra subduction zone
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22. Strain rate and rotation rate tensors
2. Compute strain rate and rotation rate tensors
1. Look at station velocity residuals
Velocity mm/yr
Strain =
_______
=
_____
= % / yr
Distance km
Matrix tensor notation : S
i
j
= d(V
i
) / d(x
j
) =
d(V
x
) / d(x) d(V
x
) / d(y)
d(V
y
) / d(x) d(V
y
) / d(y)
Theory says : [S] = [E] + [W]
Symetrical Antisymetrical
Strain rate rotation rate
To asses plate deformation :
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22. Strain rate and rotation rate tensors
[E] has 2 Eigen values : c
1
, c
2
c
1
and c
2
are extension/compression along principal direction defined
by angle u (defined as angle between c
2
direction and north)
[E] =
([S] + [S]
T
) =
E
11
E
12
E
12
E
22
[W] =
([S] - [S]
T
) =
0 W
-W 0
c
1
= E
11
cos
2
u + E
22
sin
2
u 2 E
12
sinu cosu
c
2
= E
11
sin
2
u + E
22
cos
2
u 2 E
12
sinu cosu
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22. Strain rate and rotation rate tensors
Therefore we can compute strain rate and rotation rate within any
polygon, the minimum polygon being a triangle
Minimum requirement to compute strain and rotation rates is :
3 velocities (to allow to determine 3 values c
1
, c
2
, and W)
No deformation compression rotation
Strain and rotations are unsensitive to reference frame
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23. Case : Strain & Rotation on GEODYSSEA network
Strains :
extension/compression/strike-slip
Rotations :
Anti-clockwise/clockwise
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24. Case : intensity of strain in GEODYSSEA network
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25. Case : Strain & Rotation in Nyanmar
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