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Coseismic Slip in the 1964 Prince William Sound Earthquake: A New Geodetic Inversion
pure and applied geophysics, 1994The 1964 Prince William Sound earthquake (March 28, 1964; M w = 9.2) caused crustal deformation over an area of approximately 140,000 km2 in south central Alaska. In this study geodetic and geologic measurements of this surface deformation were inverted for the slip distribution on the 1964 rupture surface.
Sandford R. Holdahl, Jeanne Sauber
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Brushlines in fault pseudotachylytes: A new criterion for coseismic slip direction
Geology, 2016Striations along fault planes, such as slickensides, generally indicate slip direction. These linear structures typically form through friction between two solids. Here we describe brushlines, a new class of fault striation in pseudotachylytes, formed during coseismic slip at the interface between host rock and frictional melt.
Eric C. Ferré +5 more
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A priori error estimates for a coseismic slip optimal control problem
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Jorge Aguayo, Rodolfo Araya
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Signature of coseismic slip in unconsolidated Quaternary gravels, Campo Imperatore, Italy
2020<p>Faulting in seismically active regions commonly involves the deformation of unconsolidated to poorly lithified sediments. The seldom occurrence of seismic slip within these deposits appears to be counterintuitive if compared to classic crustal strength profiles that predict a velocity-strengthening behaviour for the first few ...
Matteo Demurtas +2 more
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Coseismic slip on shallow décollement megathrusts: implications for seismic and tsunami hazard
Earth-Science Reviews, 2015Abstract For years, many studies of subduction zones and on-land fold-and-thrust belts have assumed that the frontal portions of accretionary prisms are too weak to rupture coseismically and must therefore be fully creeping. We present a series of examples, both on-land and offshore, demonstrating that in many cases, shallow decollements are capable ...
Judith Hubbard +3 more
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Coseismic slip model for 2020 Ghotor earthquake based on InSAR DATA
Journal of Geomatics Science and Technology, 2023Mahin Jafari +2 more
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Large Coseismic Slip to the Trench During the 2011 Tohoku-Oki Earthquake
Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences, 2020Shuichi Kodaira +2 more
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