Re: Far Field Aftershock Forecast from New Britain (10-31-01)
Posted by michael on October 31, 2001 at 11:46:31:

Hi Lowell:

Looks like the Anza and P.N.G. events are backwards to the usual routine, pretty curious. The lack of any sizable aftershock also makes me wonder if something bigger is yet to come.

Has the FFA group done any research on the relationship on wave orientation with regards to fault orientation of the triggered FFA events?

Michael

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