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地震发生点过程模型的多维残差分析

研究问题
如何诊断地震时空与震级点过程模型的拟合不足,尤其检验 ETAS 模型中的空间设定及余震时间与震级结构?
方法与思路
作者对加州 Bear Valley 地震目录应用两类残差方法:沿单一坐标重标度,以及依据条件强度稀疏化点过程。
材料陈述的贡献
摘要称残差提示采用各向异性空间距离可能改善拟合,并发现余震时间与震级分布不可分,触发密度可能随次生事件震级变化。
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应核对残差转为齐次泊松过程的条件、随机边界的处理,以及不可分性和震级依赖的检验依据与模型修改效果。
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原文摘要

Residual analysis methods for examining the fit of multidimensional point process models are applied to point process models for the space–time–magnitude distribution of earthquake occurrences, using, in particular, the multidimensional version of Ogata's epidemic-type aftershock sequence (ETAS) model and a 30-year catalog of 580 earthquakes occurring in Bear Valley, California. One method involves rescaled residuals, obtained by transforming points along one coordinate to form a homogeneous Poisson process inside a random, irregular boundary. Another method involves thinning the point process according to the conditional intensity to form a homogeneous Poisson process on the original, untransformed space. The thinned residuals suggest that the fit of the model may be significantly improved by using an anisotropic spatial distance function in the estimation of the spatially varying background rate. Using rescaled residuals, it is shown that the temporal–magnitude distribution of aftershock activity is not separable, and that, in particular, in contrast to the ETAS model, the triggering density of earthquakes appears to depend on the magnitude of the secondary events in question. The residual analysis highlights that the fit of the space–time ETAS model may be improved by allowing the parameters governing the triggering density to vary for earthquakes of different magnitudes. Such modifications may be important because the ETAS model is widely used in seismology for hazard analysis.

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