Re: The Answer Is
Posted by Canie on April 24, 2005 at 13:05:35:

I was afraid that was the area you were looking at... my back yard...

(knocking on wood) - I don't think there's much motion on the Newport-Inglewood fault, so I'm not very worried about stress build-up...and subsequent quakes - at least on this fault..

The Palos Verdes fault and the Newport-Inglewood-Rose canyon moves about a range of 1.0 - 5.0mm a year... I know there were some recent studies and the movement just wasn't there...but I can't find the data now..

Canie

Follow Ups:
     ● I think they need to re-measure. - Mary Antonelli  14:35:52 - 4/24/2005  (25742)  (2)
        ● Re: I think they need to re-measure. - Don in Hollister  19:47:17 - 4/24/2005  (25754)  (0)
        ● San Pedro Basin fault - chris in suburbia  17:39:14 - 4/24/2005  (25747)  (2)
           ● Re: San Pedro Basin fault - Mary Antonelli  07:41:24 - 4/25/2005  (25763)  (1)
              ● Re: San Pedro Basin fault - Canie  17:51:15 - 4/25/2005  (25775)  (0)
           ● Re: San Pedro Basin fault - Canie  19:28:22 - 4/24/2005  (25752)  (1)
              ● Re: San Pedro Basin fault - chris in suburbia  08:05:49 - 4/25/2005  (25765)  (0)