Seismic constraints on the architecture of the Newport‐Inglewood/Rose Canyon fault: Implications for the length and magnitude of future earthquake ruptures
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DOI: 10.1002/2016jb013467
Abstract: The Newport-Inglewood/Rose Canyon fault zone (NIRC) is an active strike-slip fault system within the Pacific-North American plate boundary in Southern California, located in close proximity to populated regions of San Diego, Orange, and Los Angeles… read more here.
Keywords: fault; newport inglewood; fault zone; inglewood rose ... See more keywords
Slip Rate for the Rose Canyon Fault through San Diego, California, Based on Analysis of GPS Data: Evidence for a Potential Rose Canyon–San Miguel-Vallecitos Fault Connection?
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DOI: 10.1785/0120230278
Abstract: The Rose Canyon fault is the southern extension of the larger Newport–Inglewood–Rose Canyon fault system, which represents a major structural boundary in the Inner Continental Borderland (ICB) offshore of southern California. Ten to fifteen percent… read more here.
Keywords: rose canyon; slip rate; canyon fault; fault ... See more keywords