Browsing by Subject "seismic refraction"
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Along-trench segmentation and down-dip limit of the seismogenic zone at the eastern Alaska-Aleutian subduction zone
(2019-03-05)The largest and most destructive earthquakes nucleate on the seismogenic parts of megathrust faults along subduction zones. Understanding the controls of rupture propagation in along-trench and dip direction is a key factor ... -
COASTAL EVOLUTION OVER THE PAST 3000 YEARS AT CONRADS BEACH, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA: UNDERSTANDING THE DYNAMICS OF TRANSGRESSIVE COASTS
(2016-01-14)Although many modern coastlines are retreating as a result of global sea-level rise, periods of stability and progradation may result from time-varying sediment supply. In formerly glaciated regions, where sediment is ... -
The genesis and evolution of Makarov Basin, Arctic Ocean
(2018-04-30)Plate tectonic theory commenced with the observation that continental margins fit together like pieces of a puzzle. No such fit is readily apparent to the margins of Amerasia Basin of the Arctic Ocean, resulting in a ...