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  1. Seismic hazard analysis and seismic slope stability evaluation using discrete faults in northwestern Pakistan

    … identification of seismic sources from 32 faults in NW Pakistan, characterization of recurrence models for the faults based on both historical and instrumented seismicity in addition to geologic evidence, and selection of four plate boundary attenuation relations from the Next Generation …

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  2. EASTERN BASIN AND RANGE CRUSTAL EXTENSION: A VIEW FROM SEISMOLOGY AND GEODESY

    … geometry, and geologic slip rates on seismogenic faults. Seismic reflection data show recent activity along high-angle normal faults that become listric with depth, sole into preexisting décollements, reactivating them, and appear to be connected at depth with a regionally extensive detachment …

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  3. Mesoproterozoic tectonic evolution of southwestern North America : protracted intracratonic deformation, sedimentation, and differential exhumation in Grand Canyon and the Rocky Mountain Region

    … extension on NW-striking, high-angle normal faults. Several observations indicate that NW-striking normal faulting was concurrent with upper Unkar deposition, mafic magmatism, and early Nankoweap deposition: 1) Intraformational faulting in the Bass Formation, 2) Intraformational faulting in …

    unm Repository record for Mesoproterozoic tectonic evolution of southwestern North America : protracted intracratonic deformation, sedimentation, and differential exhumation in Grand Canyon and the Rocky Mountain Region (opens in a new tab)