Open-source archive of active faults for northwest South America: REPLY

Reply Comment on " Earthquake Source Spectra in Eastern North America

Haddon (1996) proposes a theoretical model for earthquake source spectra in eastern North America (ENA), based on certain assumptions regarding the rupture process. He shows that if ENA earthquakes are characterized by very high rupture velocities and fractional stress drop, then their high-frequency S-wave radiation is strongly enhanced relative to that predicted by the simple Brune (1970) sou...

Morpho-tectonics and Geoelectrical method applied to active faults characterization in South of Mashhad Plain, Northeast of Iran

Mashhad city, the second most populous metropolis of Iran, with a population of more than three million, lies between two seismically active regions of Binalood and Kopet-Dagh. In recent years, the city has grown around the South Mashhad (SM) fault zone in the south. Given the vital role of the SM fault in influencing the seismic risk of the city, this study is aimed at the evaluation of the fa...

The Movement Potential Evaluation of the Active Faults Golbaf and Shahdad In Kerman Province (South east of IRAN)

Introduction: Seismicity is closely related to active Quaternary faults.This attracts many researchers to investigate the quantitative relationships between them. As a new parameter, FMP is defined to quantify earthquake risk.Iran is one of the most active areas of the world in terms of tectonic activities in the Alps-Himalayan belt. One of the characteristics of this belt includes the presence...

Open Archive TOULOUSE Archive Ouverte (OATAO)

Open Archive TOULOUSE Archive Ouverte (OATAO)

Resource allocation (RA) is one of the key stages of distributed query processing in the Data Grid environment. In the last decade were published a number of works in the field that deals with different aspects of the problem. We believe that in those studies authors paid less attention to such important aspects as definition of allocation space and criterion of parallelism degree determination...