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11-07-2014, 10:28 PM
Thanks Brian,
Your figure is WAY easier understand than the two parallel maps I posted, plus you are using a fault data base and I was just interpreting the Google Earth image. At least I was basically correct on where I put arrows for faults.
It would be interesting to see some cross sections through the seismicity, perpendicular to fault strike. Is a lot of this on one large fault, and is it gently-dipping or steeper? Or, is it on a whole bunch of faults? The area of earthquakes seems to be expanding. Is there something deep that is creeping and loading shallower faults?
Chris
Your figure is WAY easier understand than the two parallel maps I posted, plus you are using a fault data base and I was just interpreting the Google Earth image. At least I was basically correct on where I put arrows for faults.
It would be interesting to see some cross sections through the seismicity, perpendicular to fault strike. Is a lot of this on one large fault, and is it gently-dipping or steeper? Or, is it on a whole bunch of faults? The area of earthquakes seems to be expanding. Is there something deep that is creeping and loading shallower faults?
Chris