نتایج جستجو برای: slip faults

تعداد نتایج: 40102  

2010
André Niemeijer Giulio di Toro Stefan Nielsen

Understanding the physics of earthquake slip helps to improve seismic hazard predictions. The occurrence of quenched frictional melts along exhumed fault zones (pseudotachylytes) provides unequivocal evidence of ancient seismic slip along these faults [Sibson, 1975]. In order to better understand the evolution of friction (the ratio of shear stress over normal stress) during meltgenerating slip...

2009
J. C. Weber T. Leong A. Rodriguez

We estimated horizontal velocities at 25 sites first surveyed in a 1901–1903 British Ordnance Survey triangulation and then resurveyed with GPS in 1994–1995 to identify Trinidad’s principal active on-land faults, quantify fault-slip-rates, and test for elastic locking. Our best-fit single-fault elastic dislocation model put 12 3 mm/yr of dextral strike-slip on the Central Range Fault (1–2 km lo...

2017
Satish C Singh Nugroho Hananto Yanfang Qin Frederique Leclerc Praditya Avianto Paul E Tapponnier Helene Carton Shengji Wei Adam B Nugroho Wishnu A Gemilang Kerry Sieh Sylvain Barbot

The deformation at well-defined, narrow plate boundaries depends on the relative plate motion, but how the deformation takes place within a distributed plate boundary zone remains a conundrum. This was confirmed by the seismological analyses of the 2012 great Wharton Basin earthquakes [moment magnitude (Mw) 8.6], which suggested the rupture of several faults at high angles to one another. Using...

B. Nourollahi, B. Rezayibana, S. Norozikalehsar,

Fling-step and forward directivity are two important characteristics of near-field earthquakes. Forward directivity occurs when the rupture propagates toward the site and arises in fault‐normal direction for strike‐slip faults. Fling-step is the consequence of permanent ground displacement imposed by near-field earthquakes and arises in strike-slip faults in the strike parallel direction. Fling...

2005
Benchun Duan David D. Oglesby

We perform dynamic simulations of thrust and normal faults over multiple earthquake cycles. Our goal is to explore effects of asymmetric fault geometry on the long-term seismicity and dynamics of dipping faults. A dynamic finite-element method is used to model the interseismic and coseismic processes, with a dynamic relaxation technique for the former. The faults are loaded by stable sliding al...

Journal: :Geomorphology 2021

In this work, we prove the usefulness of morphometric analyses, typically applied to basin-border faults, define tectonic geomorphology a slow-moving, intrabasinal structure: Galera Fault (Guadix-Baza Basin, southern Spain). The is 30 km-long, oblique-slip fault with major left-lateral and minor vertical slip components. Through geological structural for first time detailed surface geometry fau...

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