Measuring and modelling the earthquake deformation cycle at continental dip-slip faults
In order for an earthquake to become a natural disaster, it needs to be significantly large, close to vulnerable populations or both. The largest earthquakes in the world occur in subduction zones, where cool, shallowly dipping fault planes enable brittle failure over a large area. However, these ea...
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University of Leeds
2018
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