Modelling Earthquake’s Inter-event Recurrence Intervals (IRIs) in Central India and Adjoining Regions using Weibull Probability Distribution Model – A Zone-Wise Approach

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Abstract

This study analyzes and model zone-wise earthquakes inter-event recurrence interval (IRIs) using a stochastic Weibull probabilistic distribution model. The study region between 19-28 • N and 72-84 • E up to 200 km peripheral boundaries of Central India (Madhya Pradesh) is divided into four zones (Zone South, West, North, and East), respectively, based on different clusters of earthquakes with shared seismo-tectonic regimes. Seismic events’ catalog from different national and international resources for a period of more than 100 years are considered in this study. The seismic data is grouped into two categories based on a different range of earthquake magnitudes (3≤M w < 4 & 4 ≤ M w ≤ 6). Zone-wise results are produced in the form of hazard curves and conditional probabilities of occurrence for a range of elapsed time from 3 to 30 years from last recorded earthquakes in various zones.

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ranjeet_joshi. 2021. \u201cModelling Earthquake’s Inter-event Recurrence Intervals (IRIs) in Central India and Adjoining Regions using Weibull Probability Distribution Model – A Zone-Wise Approach\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - E: Civil & Structural GJRE-E Volume 21 (GJRE Volume 21 Issue E1): .

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This study analyzes and model zone-wise earthquakes inter-event recurrence interval (IRIs) using a stochastic Weibull probabilistic distribution model. The study region between 19-28 • N and 72-84 • E up to 200 km peripheral boundaries of Central India (Madhya Pradesh) is divided into four zones (Zone South, West, North, and East), respectively, based on different clusters of earthquakes with shared seismo-tectonic regimes. Seismic events’ catalog from different national and international resources for a period of more than 100 years are considered in this study. The seismic data is grouped into two categories based on a different range of earthquake magnitudes (3≤M w < 4 & 4 ≤ M w ≤ 6). Zone-wise results are produced in the form of hazard curves and conditional probabilities of occurrence for a range of elapsed time from 3 to 30 years from last recorded earthquakes in various zones.

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