Strength of the San Andreas

Mark D. Zoback ()
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Mark D. Zoback: Department of Geophysics Stanford University

Nature, 2000, vol. 405, issue 6782, 31-32

Abstract: Better predictions of earthquake likelihood will be possible only by understanding the physics of faults in the Earth’s crust. But the subject is a tough one. For example, although a new model of the characteristics of the San Andreas fault in California is consistent with some aspects of the available data, it does not account for others.

Date: 2000
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