'Fault trace' presentation slideshows

Transforming California

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INTRODUCTION TO EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING

INTRODUCTION TO EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING. Plate movement Type of faults Wave motion Energy release Urban earthquake risk Structural performance level Evaluation approach. Sequence. 8/10. Large Earthquakes. Elastic Rebound Theory. Indian Plate. Historical Earthquakes in the Himalaya.

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Earth Science Applications of Space Based Geodesy DES-7355 Tu-Th 9:40-11:05

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Geoinformatics

Geoinformatics. Introduction. The Web. Goal of the current Web is to make knowledge widely accessible and to increase the utility of this knowledge by enabling advanced applications for searching, browsing, and evaluation. The Web presents a vast amount of distributed data and information

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Austin Mills 6 th Period Mrs. Turner

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Earthquake Machine

Earthquake Machine. Mechanical Modeling to Increase Student Understanding of Complex Earth Systems. Michael Hubenthal - IRIS Consortium. What is an Earthquake?. Write down a definition for an earthquake.

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Kern County Earthquake

Kern County Earthquake. Vertical fracture on the northeast side of Bear Mountain, along the White Wolf Fault. At this location, a vertical displacement of 60 cm (2 ft) and a horizontal (left-lateral) displacement of 45 cm (1.5 ft) were measured along the break. Vital stats.

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FAULTS

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ReMi

ReMi. Team 5 Scott Mathot Lyndsay Hazelwood Ellen Hall-Patton. Arrays. 20 lines total 1-6 on West side of highway, following most visible fault trace 7-12 on East side of highway, where scarp was less apparent 13-20 perpendicular to the proposed fault. Lines 1-6. Lines 1-6. Line 7-12.

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