Yingjiang area is located in the China-Burma border,the Sudian-Xima arc tectonic belt,which lies in the collision zone between the Indian and Eurasian plates.The Yingjiang earthquake occurring on May 30th,2014 is the only event above MS6.0 in this region since seismicity can be recorded.In this study,we relocated the Yingjiang MS5.6 and MS6.1 earthquake sequences by using the double-difference method.The results show that two main shocks are located in the east of the Kachang-Dazhuzhai Fault,the northern segment of the Sudian-Xima Fault.Compared with the Yingjiang MS5.6 earthquake,the Yingjiang MS6.1 earthquake is nearer to the Kachang-Dazhuzhai Fault.The aftershocks of the two earthquakes are distributed along the strike direction of the Kachang-Dazhuzhai Fault (NNE).The rupture zone of the main shock of Yingjiang MS6.1 earthquake extends northward approximately 5km.The aftershocks of two earthquakes are mainly located in the eastern side of the Kachang-Dazhuzhai Fault with a significant asymmetry along the fault,which differ from the characteristics of the aftershock distribution of the strike-slip earthquake.It may indicate that the Yingjiang earthquakes are conjugate rupture earthquakes.The non-double-couple components are relatively high in the moment tensor.We speculate that the Yingjiang earthquakes are related to the fractured zone caused by the long-term seismic activity and heat effect in the deep between Kachang-Dazhuzhai Fault and its neighboring secondary faults.Aftershock distribution of the Yingjiang MS6.1 earthquake on the southern area crosses a secondary fault on the right of the Kachang-Dazhuzhai Fault,suggesting that the coseismic rupture of the secondary fault may be triggered by the dynamic stress of the main shock.
We integrated two-month phase data recorded by Yunnan Seismic Network, Zhaotong Seismic Network, Qiaojia Seismic Array and temporal stations deployed around the Ludian earthquake source region and relocated the aftershock sequence of the Ludian earthquake. The locations of 1 750 aftershocks were determined using double-difference location algorithm. The relocation result shows that the aftershock distribution has two predominant directions, to the southeast and southwest, and shows itself as an asymmetric conjugate shape. The lengths of the two aftershock strips are about 16km. The angle between the two strips is about 100°. Aftershock distribution shows that the seismogenic fault of the Ludian earthquake is a high-angle strike-slip fault. The mainshock is located at the middle at southwest of the two aftershock strips. Early aftershocks are distributed mainly along the NW-SE direction, perpendicular to the Zhaotong-Ludian Fault. The aftershocks located to the southwest of the mainshock may be triggered by the mainshock. According to the aftershock distribution and its relations with neighboring faults, focal mechanism of the mainshock, the long axis orientation of seismic intensity map, and distribution of landslides, we speculate that the seismogenic fault is the Baogunao-Xiaohe Fault. There are significant differences not only in seismic activity, deep velocity structure, but also the block movement direction and rate on both sides of the Baogunao-Xiaohe Fault. The northward expansion of aftershock activity may be blocked by the high-velocity anomaly zone located on the north side of the Baogunao-Xiaohe Fault.