Abstract:Using the historical earthquake data we carried out a study on the mortality rate of each intensity in this paper. Through the analysis, we found that there is a positive correlation between the mortality rate and the intensity, and the mortality rate increases with the increase of intensity, in which the mortality rate with different intensity has its own distribution range. We also found that there exists a multiple relationship of the adjacent intensity mortality rate, generally around 10 times. In the low-intensity area, the multiple relationship is concentrated in the interval range that is more than 10 times, in the high-intensity area, the multiple relationship is concentrated in the interval range that is less than 10 times. Finally, we built a mortality rate model for intensity which based on seismic intensity, magnitude and etc. with the model determination coefficient R2 value of 0.8667. Our model can provide a technical tool for the subsequent earthquake death assessment modeling based on the intensity mortality rate.