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2024年1月28日日曜日

8192 高岡 伏木中央町 2023年11月 _2

 

8192 高岡 伏木中央町 2023年11月 _2

 2024年元旦の地震において、高岡では一番被害が出たところの在りし日の様子。幸いしないでは亡くなった方はいないが、液状化で例えばこの絵の中央の電信柱が黒と黄色の帯が地面についてしまうくらい、沈んでしまった。ひどく傾いて、建て直すしかないというお家もあるだろう。

2024年1月8日月曜日

NT0042,NT0043 2024年1月4日にfacebookに投稿したもの

  明日から会社ですが、被災地と言われている氷見市が職場であるため、年末に予定していた通りにはいかぬことが予想されます。それはさておき、元旦、お酒飲んでいませんでした。今日になって初めて少しお酒が入っております。

 いろいろネットの記事を読んでいて、なんだっけ、大学の時、ディベートのときに将来に起きることを立論するために、テンデンシーとトリガーと、あと一つ、なんだっけ? どんどんことのためのエネルギー送り込むやつだったとおもうけど。そういうのを思い出しました。その3つそろえとけば立論は形にはなるみたいなこと聞いたような覚えがある。それを思い出しました。

 四日前に起きたことだから、この際は将来の事ではないのですが、これからも繰り返し起きる事でしょう。

 で、そのなんというかエネルギーみたいのをどんどん送り込むやつ、ね。それがプレートテクトニクスで、ユーラシアプレートとフィリピンプレート(に加えて太平洋プレートと北米プレートが後押ししちゃってくれてやがります)が日本があるあたりで押し合いへし合いしてるわけです。能登や当地あたりではユーラシアプレート上で一所懸命南に押す力が働いているわけです。これがことをしでかすための力となる。今回の断層のみならず日本中の活断層に応力がかかっている。

 流体、即ち摂氏400度の蒸気になれない高圧の水が作用したとあります。水自体滑るイメージがありますが、ともすれば爆発的に膨張したがってる代物が、こちらの方に回ってきた。これがトリガーか。

 順番、多分違うが、そんなわけで当地にも結構多くの活断層がある。そこが動きやすい、ということで、テンデンシー?

 トリガーについては足りないような気がするな。閾値みたいなものがあるのかもしれない。で、ちょっとしたことで、なんだろうけど、そのちょっとしたことが何なのかわからない。閾値を超えたあたりでがばっと、いくとして、

 じゃあ、今回の地震である程度、このあたりにかかる応力は解消された、ような気もするし、しかし、流体=水みちがついてしまったのだから、絶えず地震が起きるようになってしまっている、ような気もする。

 活断層ごとに、大きく瞬間的にずれる=地震、周期というのは違っていて、記録にあるものは聞かないが、今後の研究で、実は何百年又は何千年周期で能登半島北部から佐渡にかけての断層群が今回程度の規模の地震をおこすか判明することもあるかもしれない。

 当地、富山県=越中国は、記録に残るような大きな地震被害はこれまで天正地震と安政飛越地震の二つのみ。ゆえに今回の地震前まで日本で一番地震に縁遠い県とされてきました。しかし、堆積物、地中遺留物を見る限り、500年に一回ぐらい地震被害に見舞われるらしいです。

 何て言う理解を酔いながらしているわけです。これを打っている間にも一昨日ぐらいなら何度か余震を感じていたものを、今日これを打っている間に揺れは感じませんでした。それくらい、おさまりつつあるのだけど、偶に起きる大きな余震の震度、何気に少しずつ大きくなっているのも事実です。

 一応ね、今勤めてる会社で地盤補強工事やってるんですよ。このあたりでもけっこうやってるんだけど、この際今回の地震に際してどうなったか追跡調査やるべきかもね。

 とりあえず、明日会社にいったら作業場めちゃくちゃになっている予感しかしない。それを思うとやや憂鬱。

 あ、あとそうだ、今回のが逆断層型で、断層南側の輪島付近が隆起しているのであれば、北側、沖合の舳倉島はどうなったんだろう? 津波被害もあっただろうし、沈降しているかもしれない。情報がどうにも入ってこないが。



I'll be back at work tomorrow, but since I work in Himi City, which is said to be an area affected by the disaster, I don't expect things to go as planned for the end of the year. Aside from that, I didn't drink alcohol on New Year's Day. I have had some alcohol for the first time today.

I was reading various articles on the internet, and I was wondering, when I was in college, in order to make a case for what would happen in the future during debates, I used Tendency, Trigger, and one more thing. I think he was the type of person who was pumping energy for things. That's what I remembered. I remember hearing that if you put those three things together, your argument will take shape. I remembered that.

It happened four days ago, so it is not something that will happen in the future, but it will probably happen again in the future.

And the one that sends out a lot of energy. This is plate tectonics, where the Eurasian plate and the Philippine plate (in addition to the Pacific plate and North American plate are helping) are pushing into each other around Japan. In Noto and this area, there is a force pushing the Eurasian Plate southward. This gives you the power to get things done. Stress is being applied not only to this fault, but to active faults throughout Japan.

It is said that fluid, that is, high-pressure water that cannot turn into steam at 400 degrees Celsius, acted on it. I have the impression that the water itself is slippery, but something that wants to expand explosively is coming towards me. Is this the trigger?

The order is probably different, but that's why there are quite a lot of active faults in this area. Tendency?

I feel like there isn't enough about the trigger. Maybe there is something like a threshold. So, it's a little thing, I don't know what that little thing is. Assuming that there is a sudden rush when the threshold is exceeded,

Well, I feel that the stress in this area has been relieved to some extent by this earthquake, but since the fluid = water path has been established, earthquakes are constantly occurring. I feel like that.

Each active fault has a different period of large, instantaneous displacement (earthquakes), and although I have not heard of any records, future research will reveal that earthquakes occur from the northern part of the Noto Peninsula to Sado in cycles of hundreds or thousands of years. It may be possible to find out whether a group of faults can cause an earthquake of this magnitude.

Our region, Toyama Prefecture = Etchu Chugoku, has suffered only two major earthquakes on record: the Tensho Earthquake and the Ansei Hietsu Earthquake. Therefore, until this earthquake, it had been considered the prefecture least prone to earthquakes in Japan. However, looking at the deposits and underground remains, it seems that earthquake damage occurs about once every 500 years.

That's what I'm trying to understand while I'm drunk. While I was typing this, I felt several aftershocks the day before yesterday, but today I didn't feel any shaking. Although things are starting to subside, it is also true that the intensity of the large aftershocks that occur every once in a while is increasing little by little.

 Just in case, the company I work for now is doing ground reinforcement work. We've been doing a lot of work around here, but maybe we should do a follow-up survey to see what happened during this earthquake.

Anyway, I have a feeling that when I go to the office tomorrow, the workplace will be in a mess. It's a little depressing when I think about it.

Oh, and if this is a reverse fault type, and the area near Wajima on the south side of the fault is uplifted, then what happened to Hegura Island on the north side, offshore? There may have been tsunami damage, and it may have settled. I can't seem to get any information.

NT0040,NT0041 2024年01月03日あたりからこのかたのこと

  母親の茶道具の何とかが割れてしまった、というのと、母親の実家から譲り受けたにわの灯篭の上3分の2が倒れて壊れてしあった、というのと隣の家のブロック塀が倒れた、というのがオレの部屋の惨状以外の、身近な地震被害だった。人的被害が無かったというのは幸いだった。

 近隣で割と目立ったものは瑞龍寺へ伸びる八丁道と言う参道の灯篭が軒並み倒れてしまっていた、というのがある。あと、近所の幹線道路沿いのブロック塀が倒れて歩道を歩くことができなかったというのと。

 仕事始めで仕事に行った時、会社の事務所が酷いことになっていた、というのと敷地内の避雷針が傾いていた。オレの作業場、何しろ片付けが得意ではないので平生散らかっているのだが、年末、会社の納会の次の日に出社して、綺麗に片付けて掃除しておいた。1人で。

それがまた散らかってたらいやだなぁ、と思っていたら、割ときれいなままで、ただそこに使わずにおいてあるロッカーが倒れていたこと、建物が傾くとか何処か破損しているということはなかったのだが、梁に軒並み横方向に亀裂ができてしまっていた。


 自宅から氷見の南部にある会社への通勤路も特に問題なく、1月6日時点でほぼ見た目日常に戻った感じではある。


 発災直後、近所のセブンイレブンの棚の日本酒の多くが床に落ち割れ、酒臭い店内に客が殺到し、ミネラルウォーターとカップヌードルが早いうちに売り切れてしまったそうだ。そのセブンイレブン、確か北関東出身のオレより10数歳ぐらい若い夫婦が経営していて、それぞれの実家との縁も薄く、帰省することもない。まぁ、なんだ、頑張れ!って感じなんだが、その奥さんの方にそんな発災直後の話を聞いた。


 国道8号線が新潟県内で崖が崩れ埋まってしまい通行不能になったり、高速道路にも不都合が出来たかなんかして、2,3日、県内一円外からの物流が停まっていたらしい。

 幸い我が家、正月の御節料理やらなんやら、2,3日分の食料のストックにも不安は無く、住んでいるあたり、電気、水道が停まるということもなく、オレの部屋の片付けが済んだら、回復完了だった。


 とはいえ、オレより何歳か若い上長の実家が七尾市内の海の前にあり、仕事始めの時に彼は出社してこなかった。人的無事は確認出来ていたのだが。

 また高岡市の伏木地区に住む中学の同級生の女性。伏木という土地はざっくりいうと海岸の低地と段丘崖の上の二種類の地盤で、同級生の家は段丘崖の上の方にあるが、低地部分の液状化が酷く、水道が停まってしまって、彼女は余震も怖いししばらく車中泊の生活だったそうだ。いや、確認してないが今も続いているのかな?


 年末に帰省していた妹だが、JRも雷鳥を運休してしまったのか、関西からの帰省客が一斉に脱出するように関西に帰ってしまったからなのか、金沢からの雷鳥の切符が取れず、彼女は名古屋行きの白鷺で米原まで行ってそこから西宮に帰っていった。2日の事だ。


 とりあえず、知人たちに人的被害はなかったが、そこはかとなく暗澹たる気分になってしまう。



One of her mother's tea utensils had broken, the top two-thirds of a Japanese lantern she had inherited from her mother's family had fallen over and broken, and the block wall of the house next door had broken. The fact that I had collapsed was damage caused by an earthquake that was familiar to me, other than the devastation in my room. It was fortunate that there were no injuries.
One thing that was quite noticeable in the neighborhood was that all the lanterns on the approach road to Zuiryuji Temple, called Hatchomichi, had fallen down. Also, the block wall along the main road in my neighborhood had collapsed, making it impossible to walk on the sidewalk.
When I went to work for the first time, the company's office was in terrible condition, and the lightning rod on the premises was tilted. My workplace is always a mess because I'm not good at tidying up, but at the end of the year, I came to work the day after the company closing party and cleaned it up. Alone.
I thought I wouldn't want it to be a mess again, but I found that it was still relatively clean, but the lockers that had been left there unused had fallen over, and the building wasn't leaning or damaged in any way. However, horizontal cracks had formed across the beams.

There were no particular problems commuting from my home to my office in the southern part of Himi, and as of January 6th, things seemed to be almost back to normal.

Immediately after the disaster, many of the sake bottles on the shelves at a nearby 7-Eleven fell to the floor and cracked. Customers rushed into the store, which smelled of alcohol, and mineral water and cup noodles quickly sold out. That 7-Eleven is run by a couple who are about 10 years younger than me, from the northern Kanto region, and they have only a weak connection to their respective families, and they never return home. Well, whatever, good luck! That's what I felt, but I asked his wife about what happened right after the disaster.

It seems that National Route 8 was impassable due to a collapsed cliff in Niigata Prefecture, and there were also problems with the expressway, so logistics from outside the prefecture were stopped for the past few days.
Fortunately, I don't have to worry about having enough food for two or three days at my house, including New Year's special dishes, and there are no electricity or water outages in the area where I live, and I've finished cleaning up my room. Well, recovery was complete.

However, my superior, who is several years younger than me, has a family home in front of the sea in Nanao City, and he did not come to work when I started work. However, I was able to confirm that everyone was safe.
Another female junior high school classmate who lives in the Fushiki district of Takaoka City. Roughly speaking, the land called Fushiki consists of two types of ground: lowland on the coast and on top of terraced cliffs. My classmate's house is on the top of terraced cliffs, but the lowlands have been severely liquefied and the water supply has been cut off. Apparently, she was afraid of aftershocks and had to stay in her car for a while. No, I haven't checked, but I wonder if it's still going on?

My sister went back to her hometown at the end of the year, but she couldn't get a ticket for the Raicho from Kanazawa, perhaps because JR had also suspended its Raicho service, or perhaps because all the returning tourists from Kansai were evacuating all at once. , she took the Shirasagi bound for Nagoya to Maibara, and from there returned to Nishinomiya. It happened on the second day.

For the time being, there were no injuries to my acquaintances, but I feel a bit gloomy.

2024年1月7日日曜日

NT0038,NT0039 2024年01月01日のこと

  子供がいたらならば、正月というものもまた違ったそれなりに、それこそオレの子供の頃のように楽しい物だったのかもしれない。それは子供だけに限らず大人にとっても、だ。まぁ、老いた、いろいろ体に不都合がある両親と、歳はそれほどではないが不摂生で結構ボロボロなオレ。妹があと何回も両親と過ごす正月もあるまいと義弟を関西に残し、年末から帰ってきていた。静かなものだ。それほど晴れがましくもなく、どこか自分に忸怩たるものを感じつつも、静かな正月。


 子供部屋おじさんであるオレは、いつもの休日の如くオレの自室で本を読んだり何かをいじったりして過ごしていたわけなのであるが、


午後4時すぎだ。部屋が揺れた。オレは少しいつもより強いな、とオレは感じた。この何年か能登を震源にする地震が増えている。揺れ方からしたらそんな感じ。収まるだろ、と思ってたら案の定段々揺れが小さくなって、こない! 

 より激しく揺れ出した。だんだん強くなる。YOU TUBEに上がってた東日本大震災での個人撮影のビデオを思い出した。半信半疑ながら、本棚が倒れてくる場面を思い出してしまい、立ち上がって本棚を抑えた。

 果たして手で押さえた本棚こそ、そこから本が落ちてくることはなかったが、机の上のPCは倒れ、押さえていなかった本棚から本が滑り落ち。段々オレの脚が埋まっていく。不思議と命の危険は感じなかった。というより、事この期に及んでも、何処か現実感がなかった。それより、地震の後の片付けのめんどくささを想像してしまいげんなりしてしまっていた。

 昨年の能登の地震よりも揺れは長く続いた。が、それもやがてそれも収まる。とりあえず部屋の外に出なくては。太もものあたりまで本に埋まっていたが、そう難儀することなく引き抜くことはでき、崩れた本を踏んで、部屋の外に出たタイミングで、1階からオレの様子を見に妹が上がってきた。1階の老親たちも特に問題がなく、ものが2、3倒れた程度だという。

 平生ならばPCからネットで速報を見るところだが、その状況にない。ケータイも本に埋まってしまってる。

 1階に降りて、テレビを視た。NHKのアナウンサーが「津波が来る!」と絶叫していた。絶叫自体は酷く正しいことに思えたが、しかし、このあたり、海岸線より8キロ程の所。どうしたものか? と考えてしまった。これも平生より想像していたことだが、これが東日本大震災の時に実際に起きたように、また南海トラフ地震で想定されている通り、波高が30mのものが来るのであれば、8キロの距離など何の役にも立たないが、日本海側で想定される波高は5mほどである。うっかり庄川の河川敷にでもいない限りこの辺に津波の害が及ぶとは思えなかったのだが、さてそういう楽観は正しいのか? なんとも居心地の悪き気分だ。余震が来る。でも、まぁ、この程度なら。あと、テレビでは「津波タワーなど高い所へ」などと言っているが、この辺に津波タワーなんてない。新湊の市街地で、土地の名家の高校の同級生が今やってる、子供の時、新湊の堀岡に住んでいたころ、何度か行った4階建てくらいのスーパーの事を思い出した。近所の人たち、あそこに逃げ込んだりしてるんだろうか?

 元同僚の顕正会の姫が堀岡に今住んでいる、はず。彼女の実家もすぐ近所で。どうしているのだろう? 無事避難できたかな?

 そういう事を考えながらテレビから流れてくる地震の情報を眺めていた。


 これも子供の頃の話。正月のテレビ番組、子供の頃は結構楽しんでみていたのだが、いつごろからだったか、そんなに楽しめなくなり、ほとんど観ていないが、まぁ、それでも作る人たちは気合い入れて作ってるのか作ってないのか、そういう正月番組が、きれいさっぱり吹き飛んでしまっていた。オレにとっちゃ今更なんだが、それにしても日本全体めでたさのかけらもない正月になったもんだ。

 そういや、義伯母の葬式が大晦日、という年もあったな。あの時は一家して風邪をひいてしまい、3が日全員家でガチ布団で寝て過ごした。

 なんかね、正月自体、ここで心機一転、しなきゃいけない、みたいな感じが何とも苦痛に、いつの間にかなってしまっている。よくないよね。一応世間との付き合いに、それっぽく振舞ったりするけど。あと、休みはありがたくいただきます。


 PCとケータイの発掘ができたのは、それほどシャカリキに片付けしていたわけではないので4時間後ぐらい。なんとか作った椅子のスペースに座り込み、あ~、めんどくせ~、と。我が家で一番被害が大きかったのはオレの部屋だったらしい。



If I had children, New Year's would be different and fun, just like when I was a child. It's not only for children but also for adults. Well, my parents are old and have various physical problems, and I'm not that old, but I'm not eating well and I'm pretty worn out. I left my brother-in-law in the Kansai region and returned home at the end of the year, hoping that my younger sister would spend many more New Year's holidays with her parents. It's quiet. It was a quiet New Year's holiday, not so bright, and although I felt a bit ashamed of myself.


As the kid's room guy, I was spending my days in my room reading books and tinkering with things like any other day off.


It's past 4pm for her. The room shook. I felt that I was a little stronger than usual. In recent years, earthquakes with epicenters in Noto have been increasing. That's what it looks like from the way it shakes. I thought it would subside, but as expected, the shaking gradually became smaller and it never came!  

It started shaking even more violently. It gradually becomes stronger. It reminded me of a video of a personal photo taken during the Great East Japan Earthquake that was posted on YOU TUBE. Although I was skeptical, I remembered the scene where the bookshelf was falling over, so I stood up and held it down.

Although the books did not fall from the bookshelf that I was holding down with my hands, the PC on the desk fell over and the books slipped from the bookshelf that I had not held down. My legs are gradually filling up. Strangely enough, I didn't feel like my life was in danger. In fact, even up to this point, there was a sense of unreality. More than that, I was tired of imagining how troublesome it would be to clean up after an earthquake.

The shaking lasted longer than last year's Noto earthquake. But that will all subside eventually. I have to get out of the room for now. I was buried up to my thighs in books, but I was able to pull them out without too much difficulty, stepped on a crumbled book, and just as I was out of the room, my sister came up from the first floor to check on me. Ta. The elderly parents on the first floor didn't have any problems, only a few things fell over.

In normal life, I would watch breaking news online from my PC, but I'm not in that situation. My cell phone is also buried in books.

I went down to the first floor and watched TV. An NHK announcer was screaming, "Tsunami is coming!" The screams themselves seemed horribly correct, but this area, about 8 kilometers from the coastline. What should I do? That's what I thought. This is something I had imagined for a long time, but if a wave with a height of 30m were to occur, as actually happened during the Great East Japan Earthquake, and as expected in the Nankai Trough earthquake, then the distance would be 8km. Although it is of no use, the expected wave height on the Sea of Japan side is about 5 meters. I didn't think the tsunami would cause any damage to this area unless I accidentally ended up on the Shogawa riverbed, but is that optimism correct?  It feels really uncomfortable. Aftershocks are coming. But, well, at least this much. Also, on TV they say things like ``Go to a high place like a tsunami tower,'' but there are no tsunami towers around here. It reminded me of a four-story supermarket in the downtown area of Shinminato that my high school classmate from a prominent local family now runs, and that I used to visit several times when I was a child and lived in Horioka, Shinminato. Are the people in the neighborhood taking refuge there?

A former colleague of mine, the Princess of Kenshokai, is now living in Horioka, I believe. Her parents' house is also nearby. What are you doing? Were you able to evacuate safely?

I was thinking about this as I watched the earthquake information coming on the TV.


This is also a story from my childhood. I used to really enjoy New Year's TV shows when I was a kid, but at some point I stopped enjoying them so much that I almost never watch them anymore, but I wonder if the people who make them put a lot of effort into making them or not. , that kind of New Year's program was completely blown away. It's too late for me, but it's been a very happy New Year for all of Japan.

By the way, there was a year when my aunt-in-law's funeral was on New Year's Eve. At that time, the whole family caught a cold, and we spent all three days at home sleeping under a futon.

 Somehow, during the New Year itself, I feel like I have to make a fresh start, and before I know it, it feels like I have to make a fresh start. That's not good. I try to act like that when interacting with the public. Also, I appreciate the holidays.


It took about 4 hours before I was able to find my PC and cell phone, as I hadn't cleaned up the place very carefully. I sat down in the chair space I had managed to make and thought, ``Oh, what a pain.'' It seems that the most damaged room in our house was my room.