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Brian Taylor, Elizabeth K. Benyshek and Andrew M. Goodliffe
In the Solomon Islands, arc magmas are erupting on the subducting Australia Plate. These island (Simbo) and submarine arc volcanoes (Kana Keoki, Coleman and Pavuvu) are about to be recycled by rapid subduction. We identify eight of their former equivalen...
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Charitha Pattiaratchi
Western Australia is susceptible to tsunamis from seismic sources that originate from distant sources including the Sunda Arc. Many surface and subsurface topographic ocean features are located between the Australian continent and locations where tsunami...
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Brandi L. Lenz, Derek E. Sawyer, Benjamin Phrampus, Kathy Davenport and Ashley Long
A series of large blocks from the 44-North Slide, offshore Oregon, impacted the seafloor with sufficient force to induce a broad zone of deformation. In 2017, we acquired a seismic profile from the headwall area to the outer toe of this slide. Previous w...
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Junji Koyama, Motohiro Tsuzuki and Kiyoshi Yomogida
A distinct difference of the earthquake activity in megathrust subduction zones is pointed out, concerning seismic segmentations in the vicinity of Japan?that is, the apparent distribution of earthquake hypocenters characterized by Along-dip Double Segme...
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Sergio A. Sepulveda,Alejandra Serey
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The April 21, 2007 shallow crustal earthquake (Mw 6.2) in the Aisén Fjord area triggered hundreds of landslides around the epicentral zone. Among those, several rock slope failures such as rock slides, rock falls and rock avalanches were induced on the s...
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