Auteur Arrowsmith, J Ramón
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Harris, Ruth A., Auteur ; Arrowsmith, J Ramón, Auteur |The 28 September 2004 M 6.0 Parkfield earthquake, a long-anticipated event on the San Andreas fault, is the world’s best recorded earthquake to date, with state-of-the-art data obtained from geologic, geodetic, seismic, magnetic, and electrical [...]![]()
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Toké, Nathan A., Auteur ; Arrowsmith, J Ramón, Auteur ; Young1, Jeri J., Auteur |Parkfield is considered a transitional segment along the San Andreas fault (SAF) between continuous fault creep to the northwest and segments to the southeast that last slipped in the great 1857 Fort Tejón earthquake. Historically, creep and rec[...]![]()
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Toké, Nathan A., Auteur ; Arrowsmith, J Ramón, Auteur |Historically, the Parkfield segment has represented a transition in fault behavior along the San Andreas fault (SAF). Despite a ~33 mm/yr long-term slip rate along the SAF, slip has not been observed on the Cholame segment since the great 1857 F[...]![]()
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Gabriela R. Noriega, Auteur ; Arrowsmith, J Ramón, Auteur ; Lisa B. Grant, Auteur |Sets of well-preserved channels offset across the San Andreas fault (SAF) at the Van Matre Ranch (VMR) site in the northwestern Elkhorn Hills area of the Carrizo Plain offer the opportunity to measure slip rate and examine geomorphic development[...]


