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THE MADISON LANDSLIDE
JARVIS B. HADLEY
Montana Geological Society
...THE MADISON LANDSLIDE JARVIS B. HADLEY 1960 45 48 One of the effects of the Hebgen Lake earthquake of August 17, 1959, was to trigger a massive...
1960
An Incipient Boundary of a Dispersive Terrane in the Asian Continent
Gao Ming-Xiu
Circum Pacific Council Publications
... of the zone are as follows. 1. Seismicity zonation can be described by distri bution of earthquake epicenters with different magnitude in different periods...
1990
Landsliding and Mudflows at Wrightwood, San Bernardino County, California
D.M. Morton, M.P. Kennedy
Pacific Section of AAPG
... commonly used, but often misunderstood. On this scale, the earthquake’s magnitude is expressed in whole numbers and decimals. However, Richter magnitudes...
1984
Lateral Offsets and Revised Dates of Large Prehistoric Earthquakes at Pallett Creek, Southern California
Kerry E. Sieh
Pacific Section of AAPG
... ± 50, 1550 ± 70, 1350 ± 50, 1080 ± 65 and 845 ± 75 A.D. have lateral offsets that are comparable to those of the most recent great earthquake, in 1857...
1984
Simplified Analyses for Seafloor Instability
M.S. Rahman
Circum Pacific Council Publications
... cause shear failure leading to seafloor instability. In this paper, simplified procedures are developed for the analyses of wave or earthquake induced...
1996
An Overview of Historical and Contemporary Seismicity in Central Utah
Walter J. Arabasz, Relu Burlacu, Kristine L. Pankow
Utah Geological Association
...–25 km) occurring beneath the Basin and Range—Colorado Plateau transition, notably beneath the Wasatch Plateau. Normal- to strike-slip earthquake...
2007
Abstract: The November 18, 1929 Tidal Wave: Canadas most tragic earthquake
A. Ruffman
Atlantic Geology
...Abstract: The November 18, 1929 Tidal Wave: Canadas most tragic earthquake A. Ruffman AnANT1c GEOLOGY 157 The November 18, 1929 'Tidal Wave...
1994
Active tectonics and active faults: Why these terms still lack consensus on definitions
Shah A. A., Batmanathan Navakanesh
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... to understand science and to secure life. The progression of scientific wisdom perhaps started much earlier, but the All Saints Day earthquake...
2020
ABSTRACT: Contemporary seismicity of Montserrat, West Indies
Ambeh, WB., Lynch, LL., Chen, J. and Robertson
Geological Society of Trinidad & Tobago
... active. The historical seismicity of Montserrat seems to have been dominated by the occurrence of long-duration, major earthquake swarms or volcano...
1995
Volcanic Hazards in the Copper River Basin, Alaska - Abstract
Donald R. Nichols
Alaska Geological Society
... shown a major increase in heat flux during the past decade and have speculated that it was triggered by the 1964 Alaskan earthquake, citing reports...
1987
Earthquake Investigation via 3D Seismic and Drilling
Gregory Moore, Masataka Kinoshita, Nathan Bangs, Harold Tobin
Southeast Asia Petroleum Exploration Society (SEAPEX)
...Earthquake Investigation via 3D Seismic and Drilling Gregory Moore, Masataka Kinoshita, Nathan Bangs, Harold Tobin 2007 1 64 Most of the world's...
2007
Abstract: Submarine-Slump Features Seaward of Icy Bay and Malaspina Glacier, Northeast Gulf of Alaska, by Paul R. Carlson; #90968 (1977).
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1977
Abstract: Preliminary results of a search for an onshore record of the 1929 Grand Banks tsunami
A. Ruffman, M. Tuttle
Atlantic Geology
... by the 1929 'Grand Banks' earthquake. If so, this would be the first case of onshore tsunami depos- its documented in eastern North America...
1994
Abstract: Neotectonic assessments from deformation structures in raised marine deltas: examples from the Bay of Fundy area
David A. MacDougall, Bruce E. Broster
Atlantic Geology
... 4400, Fredericton, New Brunswick E3B 5A3, Canada Earthquake-induced deformation structures serve as evidence for historic and prehistoric ground...
1996
Abstract: The Environmental Earth Sciences Division (EESD) of the Geological Association of Canada: Current Environmental Research and Foci For the Next Century: Assessment of earthquake hazard for major engineering projects: the probable versus the determinable
Bruce E. Broster
Atlantic Geology
... For the Next Century: Assessment of earthquake hazard for major engineering projects: the probable versus the determinable Bruce E. Broster 40 2000 AGS & GAC...
2000
Extended Abstract: Mitigating Induced Earthquakes in North Texas
Heather R. DeShon
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
..., host to the large (M7+) earthquakes of 1811-1812 and focus of the Earthscope NELE experiment, and ongoing earthquake sequences occurring...
2016
Abstract: From an Éphémérides to 'Observations on The Changes of The Air': documenting the farfield parameters of the November 1, 1755 Lisbon tsunami in the western Atlantic
Alan Ruffman
Atlantic Geology
... be determined, then these data may assist in the determination of the location, orientation and length of the seafloor rupture of the “Lisbon” Earthquake...
2006
Seismicity of South East Asia: April June 2005
Che Noorliza Lat
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... East Asia using the National Earthquake Information Centre's web data. This time, the du ration is from April ti ll June 2005. As before, this study...
2005
Abstract: The Asian Tsunami of 2004: Observations & Numerical Simulation
Kenji Satake
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... more difficult to issue effective, accurate warnings for tsunami generated in nearby waters, since the time between earthquake and landfall may only...
2006
ABSTRACT: Intensity of strong ground motion of 2015 Ranau quake
Bailon Golutin, Frederick Francis Tating
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
..., the earthquake epicenter was located just at the left side which towards west of prominent LobouLobou fault that runs through NNE-SSW in Kundasang area...
2021
ABSTRACT: Deformational Structures of Possible Earthquake Origin in Pleistocene Shelf Siltstone, San Francisco, California, by H. Edward Clifton; #91003 (1990).
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1990
Abstract: Geophysical Studies at Proposed Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Sites in West Texas, by G. R. Keller, D. I. Doser, J. Whitelaw, K. C. Miller, F. Hua, M. R. Baker, and N. Meeks; #90980 (1994).
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1994
Abstract: Systematic Variations in Stress State in the Southern San Joaquin Valley: Inferences Based on Wellbore Data and Contemporary Seismicity, by D. A. Castillo; #90958 (1995).
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1995
Sediment Failure on Continental Shelf: Response to 1980 Earthquake off Northern California: ABSTRACT
Michael E. Field, Brian D. Edwards, Robert K. Hall, Henry Chezar
AAPG Bulletin
...Sediment Failure on Continental Shelf: Response to 1980 Earthquake off Northern California: ABSTRACT Michael E. Field, Brian D. Edwards, Robert K...
1983