نتایج جستجو برای: strike slip faulting

تعداد نتایج: 26440  

2010
Benchun Duan

[1] Motivated by observations in the 2008Mw 7.9 Wenchuan earthquake, we study effects of systematic changes in the principal stress orientation along the fault strike on rupture dynamics and ground motion using a 3‐D finite‐element method. Based on Anderson’s theory of faulting, we set up the initial stress field with rotations in stress orientations along strike for a dynamic rupture model of ...

2016
Mark D. Zoback

Appreciable injection-induced seismicity has been occurring in northcentral Oklahoma since 2009. To better understand these earthquakes, we have compiled new information on the state of stress in the state to compare it with both mapped faults and faults inferred from earthquake epicenters and focal plane mechanisms. Seventy-five new in situ stress orientations are available from wellbores thro...

2016
V. VILARRASA

Fluid injection in deep geological formations usually induces microseismicity. In particular, industrial-scale injection of CO2 may induce a large number of microseismic events. Since CO2 is likely to reach the storage formation at a lower temperature than that corresponding to the geothermal gradient, both overpressure and cooling decrease the effective stresses and may induce microseismicity....

2007
EGILL HAUKSSON LUCILE M. JONES

The (Mw6.1, 7.3, 6.2) 1992 Landers earthquakes began on April 23 with the Mw6.1 1992 Joshua Tree preshock and form the most substantial earthquake sequence to occur in California in the last 40 years. This sequence ruptured almost 100 km of both surficial and concealed faults and caused aftershocks over an area 100 km wide by 180 km long. The faulting was predominantly strike slip and three mai...

2004
Brad T. Aagaard John F. Hall Thomas H. Heaton

We study how the fault dip and slip rake angles affect near-source ground velocities and displacements as faulting transitions from strike-slip motion on a vertical fault to thrust motion on a shallow-dipping fault. Ground motions are computed for five fault geometries with different combinations of fault dip and rake angles and common values for the fault area and the average slip. The nature ...

Journal: :Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth 1997

Journal: :Tectonics 2022

We here use a 3D seismic reflection dataset from the Outer Kwanza Basin, offshore Angola to examine structure and growth of salt-detached strike-slip faults. The faults occur in four, up 13.8 km-long, NE-trending arrays that are physically linked by restraining bends releasing stepovers, which presently overlie Aptian salt base-salt relief related pre-salt faulting. suggest these formed accommo...

2017
P. A. Cowie R. J. Phillips G. P. Roberts K. McCaffrey L. J. J. Zijerveld L. C. Gregory J. Faure Walker L. N. J. Wedmore T. J. Dunai S. A. Binnie S. P. H. T. Freeman K. Wilcken R. P. Shanks R. S. Huismans I. Papanikolaou A. M. Michetti M. Wilkinson

Many areas of the Earth's crust deform by distributed extensional faulting and complex fault interactions are often observed. Geodetic data generally indicate a simpler picture of continuum deformation over decades but relating this behaviour to earthquake occurrence over centuries, given numerous potentially active faults, remains a global problem in hazard assessment. We address this challeng...

2007
W. D. CUNNINGHAM

One of the remarkable tectonic features of the Earth’s crust is the widespread presence of long, approximately straight and geomorphically prominent strike-slip faults which are a kinematic consequence of large-scale motion of plates on a sphere (Wilson 1965). Strike-slip faults form in continental and oceanic transform plate boundaries; in intraplate settings as a continental interior response...

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