The 2019-11-1, Mw4.9 Le Teil earthquake occurred within the NE termination of Cévennes faults system (CFS) in southern France, along La Rouvière fault (LRF), an Oligocene normal which was not known to be potentially active. This shallow moderate magnitude reversefaulting event produced a 5 km-long surface rupture and strong ground shaking. No evidence previous quaternary activity observed morph...

Lake sediments are increasingly used to reconstruct recurrence intervals of large earthquakes - a prerequisite for the establishment accurate seismic hazard models because they can record strong shaking as mass-transport deposits (MTDs), turbidites or sediment deformations and often reach back several thousands years. To derive quantitative information on paleo-earthquake size, sedimentary impr...

Located at the triple junction of Pacific, Eurasian and Sunda plates, Island Sulawesi in Indonesia is one most tectonically active places on Earth. This highlighted by recurrence devastating earthquakes such as 2018 Mw 7.5 earthquake that damaged city Palu caused several thousand fatalities central Sulawesi. The majority large-magnitude are related to stress release along major strike-slip faul...