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Tectonophysics, 1975
Abstract Geologically young displacements have been observed along 24 faults in an area of Alaska of approximately 624,000 km 2 . Active faults of southern Alaska include the Patton Bay and Hanning Bay reverse-slip faults, both reactivated in 1964. The Fairweather strike-slip fault experienced surface faulting in 1958 and possibly in 1899.
David B. Slemmons +3 more
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Abstract Geologically young displacements have been observed along 24 faults in an area of Alaska of approximately 624,000 km 2 . Active faults of southern Alaska include the Patton Bay and Hanning Bay reverse-slip faults, both reactivated in 1964. The Fairweather strike-slip fault experienced surface faulting in 1958 and possibly in 1899.
David B. Slemmons +3 more
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A non-active fault within an active restraining bend: The case of the Hasbaya fault, Lebanon
Journal of Structural Geology, 2020Abstract The Hasbaya fault is a 50-km-long fault branch of the Dead Sea Transform Fault within the Lebanese Restraining Bend. It lies within the intersection zone of Mount Lebanon and Anti-Lebanon chains, along the western flank of Mount Hermon. It is little studied, its tectonic behavior is unknown, and its role among the other active fault branches
Nemer, Tony, Meghraoui, Mustapha
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Fault severity in models of fault-correction activity
IEEE Transactions on Reliability, 1995This study applies canonical correlation analysis to investigate the relationships between source-code (SC) complexity and fault-correction (FC) activity. Product and process measures collected during the development of a commercial real-time product provide the data for this analysis. Sets of variables represent SC complexity and FC activity.
D.L. Lanning, T.M. Khoshgoftaar
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IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics: Systems, 2017
Incipient faults are difficult to be detected due to the intrinsic fault tolerance of traditional controller, but it should be eliminated as soon as possible before it deteriorates with time into something more serious. As a consequence of an intrinsic inability to assess whether a fault occurs based on output residual, the existing detection methods ...
Jing Wang +4 more
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Incipient faults are difficult to be detected due to the intrinsic fault tolerance of traditional controller, but it should be eliminated as soon as possible before it deteriorates with time into something more serious. As a consequence of an intrinsic inability to assess whether a fault occurs based on output residual, the existing detection methods ...
Jing Wang +4 more
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Is the Lishan fault of Taiwan active? [PDF]
Tectonophysics, 2015 Abstract The Lishan fault has been characterized alternately as a major discontinuity in stratigraphy, structures and metamorphism, a ductile shear zone, a tectonic suture or non-existent. In addition to being a geological boundary, it also marks transitions in subsurface structures. Thus, the seismicity to the west of the fault permeates through the
Ching Yu Cheng +6 more
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Active fault database of Turkey
Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering, 2016We have updated the active fault map of Turkey and built its database within GIS environment. In the study, four distinct active fault types, classified according to geochronological criteria and character, were delineated on the 1:25,000 base map of Turkey.
Ömer Emre +6 more
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2018
Mapping of active faults and their characterization will provide the first direct constraints in a region known to have earthquakes. There is an inherent relationship between active faults and earthquakes. Satellite image calibration, creation of epipolar geometry of stereopair data and DEM, active faults identifications, anaglyph perspective for 3D ...
V. Joevivek +7 more
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Mapping of active faults and their characterization will provide the first direct constraints in a region known to have earthquakes. There is an inherent relationship between active faults and earthquakes. Satellite image calibration, creation of epipolar geometry of stereopair data and DEM, active faults identifications, anaglyph perspective for 3D ...
V. Joevivek +7 more
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Fault-tolerant model predictive control with active fault isolation
2013 Conference on Control and Fault-Tolerant Systems (SysTol), 2013A robust control method is presented for linear systems subject to input and state constraints, bounded disturbances and measurement noise, and discrete faults in sensors, actuators, and system dynamics. The approach uses set-based fault detection and isolation techniques to coordinate switching between controllers designed for each fault scenario.
RAIMONDO, DAVIDE MARTINO +3 more
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Active Fault Tolerant Control Based on Fault Estimation [PDF]
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2014 For the chattering problem in the traditional sliding mode observer-based fault estimation, a second order sliding mode observer based on the Super-twisting algorithm was proposed. In order to avoid the cumbersome process of proving the stability of the Super-twisting algorithm, a Lyapunov function was adopted.
Zheng Gao Hu, Da Wang Zhou, Guorong Zhao
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