柴达木盆地北缘地区是地震频发地段，曾发生多次6.0以上地震。1962年

The northern margin of the Qaidam Basin is an area with frequent earthquakes, and there have been many earthquakes above 6.0. On May 21, 1962, the magnitude 6.8 earthquake (37.1°N, 96.0°E) near North Hobson Lake in Qinghai Province was the largest earthquake in the area. The microscopic epicenter was an uninhabited area and was restricted by historical and traffic conditions. At that time, there was no scientific investigation of the earthquake, and no scholars had conducted relevant research work on the earthquake in the later period, which was in a blank area of ​​research. Since the Delingha Ms 6.6 earthquake in 2003, two earthquakes of M 6.3 and 6.4 occurred in the northern margin of the Qaidam Basin in 2008 and 2009, which aroused the great attention of researchers. Research has formed new hot spots.

The northern edge of the Chaidamu Basin is a frequent area of earthquakes, and there have been many earthquakes of more than 6.0. On May 21, 1962, a 6.8-magnitude earthquake (37.1 degrees N, 96.0 degrees E) near Lake Hobson in north Qinghai was the largest earthquake in the region, with the micro-epicenter being no man's land, subject to historical and traffic conditions, and no scholar had made a scientific investigation of the earthquake, and no scholars had carried out research on the earthquake, which was in a blank area of research. Since the 6.6-magnitude earthquake in Deringha in 2003, the northern edge of the Chaidamu Basin has seen a further 6. The two earthquakes of magnitude 3 and 6.4 have aroused the great attention of the researchers and formed a new hot spot for the research in the area.

The northern margin of Qaidam Basin is an area where earthquakes occur frequently, and more than 6.0 earthquakes have occurred many times. The m s6.8 earthquake (37.1 ° n, 96.0 ° E) near the North Hobson Lake in Qinghai Province on May 21, 1962 is the largest earthquake in this area. The micro epicenter is no man's land. Restricted by historical and traffic conditions, there was no scientific investigation on the earthquake at that time, and no scholars did any related research on the earthquake in the later stage, which is in a blank area of research. Since the Delingha Ms6.6 earthquake in 2003, two earthquakes with ms6.3 and MS6.4 have occurred in the northern margin of Qaidam Basin in 2008 and 2009, which have aroused great attention of researchers and formed a new hotspot in the study of this area.<br>