Upper Jurassic strike-slip intra-arc basins formed along the axis of earlier Lower to Middle Jurassic extensional intra-arc basins in Arizona. These strike-slip basins developed along the Sawmill Canyon fault zone, which may represent an inboard strand of the Mojave-Sonora megashear system that did not necessarily produce large-scale translations. Subsidence in the Lower to Middle Jurassic exte...

It is commonly assumed a thrust has constant slip and uplifting rate along strike, however, this simplified model cannot always be consistent with field observations. The strike patterns variable offsets rates contain plenty of information about the characteristics faulting behavior its relationship adjacent faults. east Qilian Shan, located at northeastern margin Tibetan Plateau, provides us a...

Any program may contain more than one fault, and these faults may interfere with each other in a variety of ways. Software behavior may be affected by the interference, resulting in some uncertain results. Such results have negative impact on many software engineering tasks, including regression testing, fault localization, debugging, fault clustering etc. Therefore, understanding the interfere...

The Yangsan Fault, a NNE-trending strike-slip fault, is pronounced active structure in the Korean Peninsula which recently generated an earthquake with moment magnitude MW 5.5 (ML 5.8) that was t...

We estimated horizontal velocities at 25 sites first surveyed in a 1901–1903 British Ordnance Survey triangulation and then resurveyed with GPS in 1994–1995 to identify Trinidad’s principal active on-land faults, quantify fault-slip-rates, and test for elastic locking. Our best-fit single-fault elastic dislocation model put 12 3 mm/yr of dextral strike-slip on the Central Range Fault (1–2 km lo...

the zagros fold-and-thrust belt is tectonically active and often has active faults with insensible and slow motions. determining the rate of movement and displacement in these faults requires very precise measurements. one of the measurement methods of fault movements is using geodetic and micro-geodetic studies. this research is focused on one of the active faults in the north of shiraz city, ...

In this paper, we analyze synthetic aperture radar (SAR) interferograms derived from Envisat radar data. Use of interferograms from both ascending and descending satellite passes enables us to indicate regions of surface and near-surface slip which is used to modeling procedure. Also we used azimuth offset (AZO) data as additional data. This is horizontal displacement information for earthquake...

Precise factors controlling the coevolution of deformation and topography in tectonically active landscapes remain poorly understood due to complex feedbacks between numerous possible variables. Here we examine the links between fault kinematics, emergent topography, and environmental factors on a global data set of active fault-driven mountain ranges (n = 41). Using simple regressions between ...

Determining the relationship between crustal movement and faulting in thrust belts is essential for understanding the growth of geological structures and addressing the proposed models of a potential earthquake hazard. A Mw 5.9 earthquake occurred on 21 January 2016 in Menyuan, NE Qinghai Tibetan plateau. We combined satellite interferometry from Sentinel-1A Terrain Observation with Progressive...