Dr. Kim Bak Olsen has two new papers published in the Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America where the authors model ground motions for large scenario […]
Tag: Earthquakes
“Sedimentary Bathtub” Amplifies Earthquakes
Dr. Kim Bak Olsen finds a subterranean basin of stiff soil beneath Vancouver might make earthquakes there more severe than expected By Michael Price – SDSU […]
Inferring a Thrust‐Related Earthquake History from Secondary Faulting: A Long Rupture Record of La Laja Fault, San Juan, Argentina
A new paper showing evidence for repeated rupture of La Laja fault in the late Pleistocene and Holocene in San Juan Argentina Inferring a Thrust‐Related […]
SEMINAR ON DEMAND: Anatomy of earthquake damage distributions – Susan Hough
The Department of Geological Sciences Seminar Series presents: Susan Hough – Anatomy of earthquake damage distributions USGS Wednesday, November 20th, 2013 – 1:00pm in CSL422 […]
SEMINAR: November 20th 2013 – Anatomy of earthquake damage distributions – Susan Hough
The Department of Geological Sciences Seminar Series presents: Susan Hough – Anatomy of earthquake damage distributions USGS Wednesday, November 20th, 2013 – 1:00pm in CSL422 […]