Abstract
The November 22, 2014, Kangding strike-slip earthquake (Mw 6.0) occurred on the Southern Section of the Xianshuihe Fault Zone. Its epicenter was at 101.69°E, 30.26°N, source mechanism strikes N33°E, dips 82°, and slipped at an angle of –9°. In this work, we simulated ground motions by the stochastic finite-fault model(SFFM), including peak ground acceleration, peak velocity, and acceleration time-histories caused by this earthquake.
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