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引用次数: 6
摘要
目前的意大利地震目录通常被认为是“完整的”,关于17世纪以来发生的破坏性地震事件。事实上,使用目标方法进行的研究仍然揭示了地震传统尚未知道的高强度地震。这是1780年9月14日发生的一次地震的情况,在西西里岛东北部第勒尼安海岸的一些城镇造成了严重的破坏和人员伤亡(Io = VIII MCS)。在一个匿名的打印帐户中报告的信息在行政记录中得到核实;这使得重建大地震的轮廓非常有趣,这可能使更精确的地震危害评估在一个地区的高环境风险,因为在米拉佐存在一个重要的化学工业综合体。
An unknown destructive earthquake in 18th century Sicily
The current Italian seismic catalogues are generally considered «complete» as regards the destructive seismic events which occurred from the 17th century onwards. In fact, research performed using target methodologies still reveal earthquakes of high intensity, not yet known to the seismological tradition. This is the case of an earthquake which occurred on 14 September 1780, which caused serious damage and victims in some towns of the Tyrrhenian coast of North-eastern Sicily (Io = VIII MCS). The information reported in an anonymous printed account was verified in the administrative records; this allowed a reconstruction of a macroseismic outline of great interest, which may make more precise the seismic hazard assessment in an area at high environmental risk due to the presence in Milazzo of an important chemico-industrial complex.