Seismicity relocation and fault structure near the Leech River Fault Zone, southern Vancouver Island
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DOI: 10.1002/2017jb015021
Abstract: Relatively low rates of seismicity and fault loading have made it challenging to correlate microseismicity to mapped surface faults on the forearc of southern Vancouver Island. Here we use precise relocations of microsciesmicity integrated with… read more here.
Keywords: southern vancouver; fault; fault zone; river fault ... See more keywords
Episodic Deformation and Topographic Development Along the Santa Ynez River Fault: A Blind Thrust in the Western Transverse Ranges of California
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DOI: 10.1029/2022tc007320
Abstract: The Santa Ynez River fault is a blind thrust in the western Transverse Ranges fold and thrust belt of southern California. To evaluate the late Quaternary fault kinematics and landscape development, we used fluvial and… read more here.
Keywords: deformation; river fault; santa ynez; fault ... See more keywords
Paleoseismic Trenching Reveals Late Quaternary Kinematics of the Leech River Fault: Implications for Forearc Strain Accumulation in Northern Cascadia
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DOI: 10.1785/0120200204
Abstract: New paleoseismic trenching indicates late Quaternary oblique right-lateral slip on the Leech River fault, southern Vancouver Island, Canada, and constrains permanent forearc deformation in northern Cascadia. A south-to-north reduction in northward Global Navigation Satellite System… read more here.
Keywords: fault; slip; river fault; leech river ... See more keywords