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LIBRARY DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES GEOLOGY & EARTH RESOURCES DIVISION OLYMPIA, WA. 98504-7007

SEISMIC HAZARDS OF WESTERN WASHINGTON

AND SELECTED ADJACENT AREAS­

BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX, 1988-1991

compiled by Connie J. Manson

WASHINGTON DIVISION OF GEOLOGY AND EARTH RESOURCES OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Supported l:,y the National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program through U.S. Geological Survey Agreement no. 14-08-0001-A0509.

February 1992

-, WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF Natural Resources Brian Boyle - Commissioner of Public Lands Art Stearns - Supervisor Division of Geology and Earth Resources . Raymond Lasmanis, State Geologist SEISMIC HAZARDS OF WESTERN WASHINGTON AND SELECTED ADJACENT AREAS­ BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX, 1988-1991

compiled by Connie J. Manson

WASHINGTON DIVISION OF GEOLOGY AND EARTH RESOURCES OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Sllpported 1,y tlu! National Earthqll/JU Hazards Reduction Program lhro11gh U.S. Geological SllrVey Agreement no. J4..()8-000J-AOS09.

February 1992 l

Contents

Introduction ...... 1 Bibliography ...... 3 Index ...... 79

iii Seismic Hazards of Western Washington and Selected Adjacent Areas-Bibliography and Index, 1988-1991

compiled by Connie J. Manson

Introduction This work continues the previous seismic hazards bibliography (Manson, 1988). Like that work, this includes all citations pertinent to the study of earthquake hazards in western Washington and the metropolitan Portland, Oregon, area that were received by the Washing­ ton Division of Geology and Earth Resources Library from September 1988 through Septem­ ber 1991. Studies that could shed light on the causes and(or) effects of earthquakes in western Wash­ ington and adjacent areas have been included. Thus, the bibliography emphasizes the seis­ mology, paleoseismology, geophysics, and earthquake-related hazards of the targeted geo­ graphic areas and includes studies of structural geology and tectonics, glacial geology, geochronology, slope stability, soil mechanics, and other pertinent subjects. The previous work concentrated on the Puget-Willamette trough and adjacent areas: the Cascade Range, the Olympic Peninsula, and the Vancouver, B.C., area. The geographic scope of this work has been expanded to include the entire Cascadia subduction zone-from Cape Mendocino, California, to northern Vancouver Island, B.C. Each citation is given in full in the Bibliography. Citations are listed alphabetically by author; joint-author cross references are interfiled. In the Subject Index, items are given alphabetically by subject and geographic area, with appropriate subdivisions. To conserve space, only the author(s), date, and title of citations are given in the subject index, enough information to find the full citation(s) in the Bibliog­ raphy. Duplicate citations (items with the same author(s) and title issued more than once, for example, as both a thesis and an abstract) are listed only once under the appropriate Subject Headings and marked with an asterisk (*). The inclusion of non-Washington State materials complicates the index. Items about Wash­ ington are entered directly (e.g., LANDSLIDES AND SLOPE STABILITY). Items about non-Washington areas are prefaced by the state or province name (e.g., OREGON - LAND­ SLIDES AND SLOPE STABILITY). Acknowledgment This project has been supported by the National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program though U.S. Geological Survey Agreement no. 14-08-0001-AOS09. Reference Cited Manson, C. J., compiler, 1988, Seismic hazards of western Washington and selected adjacent areas­ Bibliography and index, 1855-June 1988: Washington Division of Geology and Earth Resources Open File Report 88-4, 1039 p. Bibliography

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Island region [abstract]: Eos (American File Report 88-541, p. 265-271. Acharya, Hemendra, 1989, Comparison of Geophysical Union Transactions), v. 71, Algermisaen, S. T.; Perkins, D. M.; Then­ seismicity rates in subduction zones and no. 41, p. 1144. haus, P. C.; Hanson, S. L; Bender, B. L, implications for Juan de Fuca plate [ab­ Agena, W., see Harding, S. T. [and others), 1990, Probabilistic earthquake accelera­ stract): Eos (American Geophysical 1989. tion and velocity maps for the United States and Puerto Rico: U.S. Geological Union Transactions), v. 70, no. 43, p. Ague,J.J.;Brandon,M. T., 1990,Restoration Survey Miscellaneous Field Studies Map 1329-1330. of offset along the Straight Creek-Fraser MF-2120, 2 sheets, scale 1:7,500,000. Acharya, Hemendra, 1989, Comparison of fault system, Washington State and Brit­ seismicity rates in subduction zones and ish Columbia [abstract): Geological Soci­ Algermissen, S. T.; Stepp, J. 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S., 1988, Crustal stress­ Bay, Oregon: University of Oregon Mas­ search Record, no. 56, p. 83-97. es in North America [abstract): Geolog­ ter of Science thesis, 71 p. Anglin, F. M.; Wetmiller, R. J., 1989, Cana­ ical Survey of Current Activities Algermissen, S. T., 1988, Estimation of dian seismicity and seismic hazards [ab­ Forum 1988 Program with Abstracts, ground shaking in the Pacific Northwest. stract): Geological Survey of Canada (1 p., unpaginated]. In Hays, W. W., editor, Workshop on Current Activities Forum 1989, Program Adams, J. E.; Rogers, G. C.; Basham, P. W.; "Evaluation of earthquake hazards and with Abstracu, p. 7. , R. B., 1988, Earthquakes in North risk in the Puget Sound and Portland Anglin, F. M.; Wetmiller, R. J.; Homer, R. B.; America [abstract): Geological Survey of areas"; Proceedings of conference XLII: Rogers, G. C.; Drysdale, J. 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Accreted terranes, SH STRUCTURAL adjacent areas-Bibliography and index, ton, 1984 through 1989, and, Theses on GEOLOGY AND TECTONICS - 1855-June 1988. the geology of Washington, 1986 ACCRETION AND ACCRETED Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog­ through 1989. TERRANES raphy and index of the geology and min­ Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Preliminary Acoustic surveys, eral resources of Washington, 1981- bibliography and index of the geology 1985. and mineral resources of Washington, GEOPHYSICS - ACOUSTIC SURVEYS Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog­ 1986-1989. MARINE GEOLOGY - GEOPHYSICS - raphy of the geology and mineral re­ Manson, C. J., compiler, 1991, Bibliog­ ACOUSTIC SURVEYS sources of Chelan County, Washington. raphy of the geology and mineral re­ sources of Grays Harbor County, Wash­ also see subdivision GEOPHYSICS - Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog­ ington. ACOUSTIC SURVEYS under raphy of the geology and mineral re­ specific regions, e.g., BRITISH sources of Clallam County, Washington. Manson, C. J., compiler, 1991, Bibliog· COLUMBIA- GEOPHYSICS - Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog­ raphy of the geology and mineral re· ACOUSTIC SURVEYS raphy of the geology and mineral re­ sources of Kittitas County, Washington. sources of Clark County, Washington. Manson, C. J., compiler, 1991, Preliminary Aerial photography, SH REMOTE . Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog­ bibliography and index of the geology SENSING raphy of the geology and mineral re­ and mineral resources of Washington, Alsea River area, Oregon, see sources-of Cowlitz County, Washington. 1990. OREGON - PACIFIC COAST Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog­ Manson, C. J.; Messick, C.H.; Sinnott, G. Amino acid dating, sH raphy of the geology and mineral re­ M., 1987, Mount St. Helens-A bibliog· GEOCHRONOLOGY - AMINO ACID sources of Island County, Washington. raphy of geoscience literature, 1882- DATING Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog­ 1986. raphy of the geology and mineral re­ Ogle Petroleum, Inc., 1981, Repon 7160; Archaeology, see msTORY AND sources of Jefferson County, Washing­ Appendix F-Bibliography, by author, ARCHAEOLOGY ton. by discipline, by formation, by county. Areal geology, Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog­ Biology, SH MARINE BIOLOGY He this heading under specific areas, raphy of the geology and mineral re­ e.g., sources of King County, Washington. BLANCO FRACTURE ZONE KING CO., WASH. - AREAL Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog­ Couch, R. W.; Pietrafesa, L. J., 1968, Eanh· GEOLOGY raphy of the geology and mineral re­ quakes off the Oregon coast, January see also general headings, e.g., sources of Kiuap County, Washington. 1968 to September 1968. GUIDEBOOKS Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog­ deCharon, A. V., 1989, Structure and tec­ MAPS - GEOLOGIC raphy of the geology and mineral re­ tonics of Cascadia segment, central sources of Lewis County, Washington. Blanco transform fault zone. Argon-argon dating, see Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog· Embley, R. W.; Kulm, L. D.; Mauoth, G. J.; GEOCHRONOLOGY - raphy of the geology and mineral re­ Abbott, D. H.; Holmes, M. L., 1987, POTASSIUM-ARGON and sources of Mason County, Washington. Morphology, structure and resource po­ ARGON-ARGON DATING Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog· tential of the Blanco transform fault Atomic power-plants, raphy of the geology and mineral re­ zone. see sources of Pierce County, Washington. Holmes, M. L.; Monon, J. L.; Clague, D. EARTHQUAKES AND NUCLEAR Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog· A.; Embley, R. W.; Cacchione, D. A.; POWER PLANTS raphy of the geology and mineral re­ Abbott, D. H., 1986, Morphology and ENGINEERING GEOLOGY - sources of San Juan County, Washing­ mineral resources of Gorda Ridge and NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ton. Blanco fracture zone, nonheast Pacific SITING Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog· Ocean [abstract]. Johnson, S. H.; Jones, P. R., ill; Gemperle, Avalanches and rockfalls, see raphy of the geology and mineral re· sources of Skagit County, Washington. Michael, 1974, Microeanhquakes on the LANDSUDES AND SLOPE Blanco fracture zone [abstract]. STABILITY Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog· raphy of the geology and mineral re­ Jones, P. R., m, 1975, Microeanhquake Mlal Seamount, SH JUAN DE FUCA sources of Snohomish County, Washing· studies of the Blanco fracture zone and RIDGE - AXIAL SEAMOUNT and ton. Gorda Ridge using sonobuoy arrays. AXIAL VOLCANO Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog­ Lister, C. R. B.; deCharon, A. V.; Chiao, L, Beach sand, see SAND raphy of the geology and mineral re­ 1987, Profile delineates tilted sedimen­ sources of Thurston County, Washing· tary blocks on both sides of Cascadia BIBLIOGRAPHY ton. spreading center in the Blanco trans­ Jones, M.A., 1991, Selected references for Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliog­ form [abstract]. the Puget-Willamette Lowland regional raphy of the geology and mineral re­ Bridges, see ENGINEERING aquifer-system analysis, Puget Sound sources of Whatcom County, Washing· GEOLOGY - ROADS AND BRIDGES lowland, Washington. ton. Manson, C. J., compiler, 1988, Seismic haz­ Manson, C. J ., compiler, 1990, Geologic ards of western Washington and selected and geophysical mapping of Washing- OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2 80 BRITISH COLUMBIA- AREAL GEOLOGY

Journeay, J. M., 1989, Late Mesozoic and BRITISH COLUMBIA - AREAL Monger, J. W. H.; Price, R. A., 1979, Geo· dynamic evolution of the Canadian Cor­ Cenozoic fault systems of the southern GEOLOGY dillera-Progress and problems. coast belt [abstract]. Hamilton, T. S.; Monger, J. W. H., 1990, Sherrod, D.R.; Smith, J. G., 1990, Quater· Journeay, J.M.; Csontos, L., 1989, Prelim­ Georgia Basin-Regional geology, tec­ nary extrusion rates of the Cascade inary repon on the structural setting tonics and hydrocarbon potential (ab­ Range, nonhwestern United States and along the souiheast flank of the Coast stract]. southern British Columbia. Belt, British Columbia. Howes, D. E., 1981, Terrain inventory and Lewis, T. J .; Bentltowslti, W. H.; Davis, E. geological hazards-Northern Vancou­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - E.; Hyndman, R. D.; Souther, J. G.; ver Island. CLIMATOLOGY AND Wright, J. A., 1989, Thermal structure of Kriens, B. 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H.; Milne, W. G., 1951, Direc­ plications for the Greater Vancouver land earthquakes [abstract]. tion of faulting in certain earthquakes of area. Clague, J. J., 1987, The use of geological the north Pacific. Rogen, G. C., 1975, The Vancouver Island evidence in reconstructing recent Homer, R. B.; Kolinsky, R., 1989, Earth­ earthquake of July 5, 1972 [abstract]. crustal movements in British Colum­ quakes in western Canada from January Rogen, G. C., 1977, A second look at the bia-Potential and problems [abstract]. 1987 to September 1988. British Columbia earthquake of 23 June, Clague, J., 1989, Research on earth· J. Hunter, J. A.; Woeller, D. J.; Lutemauer, J. 1946 [abstract]. quake-induced ground failures in south­ L, 1990, Comparison of surface, bore­ Rogers, G. C., 1979, Earthquake fault plane western British Columbia [abstract]. hole and seismic cone penetrometer solutions near Vancouver Island. Clague, J. J.; Lichti-Federovich, S.; Guil­ methods of determining the shallow Rogers, G. C., compiler, 1979, Seismicity bault, J.-P.; Mathewes, R. W., 1990, shear wave velocity structure in the Fra­ to the end of 1977. Holocene sea level change, south· ser River delta, British Columbia. Rogers, G. C., 1983, Seiamotectonics of coastal British Columbia. Hyndman, R. D.; Davis, E. E., 1989, The British Columbia [abstract). Clague, J. J .; Shilts, W. W., 1989, Evidence Cascadia accretionary prism at Vancou­ of paleoseismicity obtained by sub- ver Island-Thermal and pore pressure l 82 BRITISH COLUMBIA- ENGINEERING GEOLOGY OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Rogen, G. C., 1984, The seismograph net­ Byrne, P. M.; Vaziri, Hans; Atukorala, Upal; Finn, W. D. L.; Nichols, A. M., 1988, Seis­ work in British Columbia-1983 [ab­ Fraser, Donald, 1988, Model tests on mic response of long-period sites-Les­ stract]. seismic stability of an approach fill em­ sons from the September 19, 198S,Mex­ Rogers, G. C., 1986, Seismotectonics of bankment, Annacis Island Bridge Proj­ ican earthquake. western Canada [abstract]. ect, Vancouver, Canada. Finn, W. D. L.; Woeller, D. J., 1990, Seis­ Rogen, G. C., 1989, Geometry of the Juan Campanella, R. G.; Stewart, W. P., 1990, In mic liquefaction hazard in the Fraser de Fuca plate beneath Vancouver Island situ damping characteristics of soil (ab­ Delta [abstract]. from seismicity [abstract]. stract]. Finn, W. D. L.; Woeller, D. J.; Davies, M. Rogen, G. C.; Baldwin, R. E.; Hasegawa, Ellis, R. M.; Dragen, Herb; Ozard, J. M., P.; Lutemauer, J. L.; Hunter, J. A.; Pul­ H. S., 1989, The 1976 Pender Island 1976, Seismic activity in the McNaugh­ lan, S. E., 1989, New approaches for earthquake [abstract].• ton Lake area, Canada. assessing liquefaction potential of the Rogen, G. C.; Dragert, Herb, 1989, The Finn, W. D. L.; Woeller, D. J., 1990, Seis­ Fraser River delta, British Columbia. current potential for major earthquakes mic liquefaction hazard in the Fraser Graben, G. F.; Larsen, C. E., 197S, Marine in southwest British Columbia [ab­ Delta [abstract]. transgressions and cultural adaptation­ stract]. Finn, W. D. L.; Woeller, D. J.; Davies, M. Preliminary tests of an environmental Rogen, G. C.; Hasegawa, H. S., 1978, A P.; Lutemauer, J. L.; Hunter, J. A.; Pul­ model. second look at the British Columbia lan, S. E., 1989, New approaches for Hamilton, T. S., 1991, Seismic stratigraphic earthquake of June 23, 1946. assessing liquefaction potential of the evidence for the distribution and facies Rogers, G. C.; Riddihough, R. P., 1979, Fraser River delta, British Columbia. of thick glaciomarine deposits. beneath Earthquake studies on Canada's west Foster, H. D., 1976, Coastal erosion-A the Strait of Georgia and adjacent fjords coast-Pacific Geoscience Centre. natural hazard of the Saanich Peninsula, (abstract]. Rogen, G. C.; Spindler, Christopher, 1989, Vancouver Island. Hamilton, T. S.; Hart, B. S., 1991, The phys­ The 1978 Brooks Peninsula, Vancouver Hunter, J. A.; Woeller, D. J.; Lutemauer, J. iography, structure and growth of the Island earthquakes [abstract]. L., 1990, Comparison of surface, bore­ Fraser Delta front-Strait of Georgia, Slawson, W. F.; Savage, J.C., 1978, Geo­ hole and seismic cone penetrometer British Columbia [abstract]. detic deformation associated with the methods of determining the shallow Hart, B. S.; Barrie, J. V.; Currie, R. G.; 1946 Vancouver Island, Canada, earth­ shear wave velocity structure in the Fra­ Lutemauer, J. L.; Prior, D. B.; Macdon­ quake [abstract]. ser River delta, British Columbia. ald, R. D., 1991, High resolution seis­ Sokolowski, T. J.; Fuller, G. W.; Blackford, Lister, D. R., 1989, Landslides, highways mic and side-scan sonar mapping of the M. E.; Jorgensen, W. J., 1983, The and mountains-Stability problems as­ Fraser Delta front and adjacent Strait of Alaska Tsunami Warning Center's auto­ sociated with highway development in Georgia, British Columbia. matic earthquake processing system. British Columbia [abstract]. Hunter, J. A.; Woeller, D. J.; Lutemauer, J. Spindler, Christopher; Rogers, G. C., 1989, Moore, D. P.; Enegren, E.G., 1990, Rock­ L., 1990, Comparison of surface, bore­ The 1978 Brooks Peninsula, Vancouver slide hazard evaluation along B.C. hole and seismic cone penetrometer Island earthquakes [abstract]. Hydro's reservoirs (abstract]. methods of determining the shallow Stevens, A. E.; Drysdale, J. A., 1989, Our No'bes, D. C.; Hamilton, T. S.; Cartwright, shear wave velocity structure in the Fra­ earthquakes-Will history repeat itself? P., 1990, Structure of the southwestern ser River delta, British Columbia. [abstract]. Fraser River delta as determined from Hutchinson, Ian, 1990, Intertidal manhes Wahlstrom, Rutger; Rogen, G. C., 1990, geoelectric sounding. of the Fraser River delta-The geologi­ Source parameters for earthquakes in Withers, N. J.; Howie, J.; Hughes, J. M. O.; cal theatre and the ecological play (ab­ the Vancouver Island region of the Robertson,P. K., 1989,Performanceand stract]. Cascadia subduction zone [abstract]. analysis of cone pressuremeter tests in Ilersich, S. A.; Kostaschuk, R. A.; Luter­ Wahlstrom, Rutger; Rogers, G. C.; Ellis, R. sands. nauer, J. L., 1990, Relationships be­ M., 1986, Reassessment of seismicity BRITISH COLUMBIA - tween bed-material load and bedform and seismotectonic implications for the migration-Fraser River estuary, Brit· FRASER LOWLAND and ish Columbia (abstract]. region west of Vancouver Island (ab­ FRASER DELTA stract]. RIVER Joi, H. M.; Roberts, M. C., 1988, The seis­ Weichert, D. H.; Homer, R. B.; Evans, S. Atkins, R. J.; Lutemauer, J. L., 1991, Re­ mic facies of a delta onlapping an off­ G., 1990, Earthquakes and the 196S evaluation of slope failure volume esti­ shore island-Fraser River delta, British Hope landslide? [abstract]. mates involving 3D computer graphics Columbia. for the Fraser River delta front, British Weichert, D. H.; Hyndman, R. D., 1982, Kostaschuk, R. A.; Church, M. A.; Luter­ Columbia. Microzonation of the Queen Charlotte nauer, J. L., 1991, Acoustic images of Islands and adjacent areas. Bazett, D. J.; McCammon, N. R., 1986, turbulent flow structures in Fraser River Foundations of the Annacis cable-stayed estuary, British Columbia. Wetmiller, R. J.; Evans, S. G., 1989, Anal­ bridge. ysis of the earthquakes associated with Kostaschuk, R. A.; Ilenich, S. A.; Luter­ the 196S Hope landslide and their ef­ Berger, G. W.; Lutemauer, J. L; Clague, J. nauer, J. L., 1990, Relationships be­ fects on slope stability at the site. J ., 1990, Zeroing tests and application of tween bed-material load and bedform thermoluminescence dating to Fraser migration, Fraser River estuary, British White, W. R. H., 1966, The Alaska earth­ River delta sediments.• Columbia. quake-Ju effect in Canada. Campanella, R. G.; Stewart, W. P., 1990, In Kostaschuk, R. A.; Lutemauer, J. L.; Mc­ Wuorinen, Vilho, 1976, Seismic microzona­ situ damping characteristics of soil [ab­ Kenna, G. T.; Moslow, T. F., 1990, Mor­ tion of Victoria, a social response to stract]. phology and sediment transport in a sub­ risk. Clague, J. J.; Lic:hti-Federovich, S.; Guil­ marine channel system-Fraser River BRITISH COLUMBIA - bault, J.-P.; Mathewes, R. W., 1990, delta, British Columbia [abstract]. ENGINEERING GEOLOGY Holocene sea level change, south­ Kostaschuk, R. A.; MacDonald, G. M., (including soil mechanics) coastal British Columbia. 1988, Multitrack surveying of large bedforms. Bazett, D. J.; McCammon, N. R., 1986, Duggan, D. M.; Lutemauer, J. L., 198S, Foundations of the Annacis cable-stayed Development-induced tidal flat erosion, bridge. Fraser River delta, British Columbia. INDEX BRITISH COLUMBIA - GEOPHYSICS - ELECTRICAL SURVEYS 83

K.ostaschuk, R. A.; Stephan, B. A.; Luter­ Tassone, B. L., 1990, Recent growth pat­ Walker, N. W.; Brown, E. H., 1991, Is the nauer, J. L., 1989, Sediment dynamics terns of the Fraser River delta (abstract]. southeast Coast Plutonic Complex the and implications for submarine land­ Williams, H. F. L., 1990, Holocene sea­ consequence of accretion of the Insular slides at the mouth of the Fraser River, level change and delta growth-Fraser superterrane'l Evidence from U-Pb zir­ British Columbia. River delta, British Columbia (abstract]. con geochronometry in the northern Luternauer, J. L., 1988, Geoarchitecture, Williams, H.F. L; D'Auria, John, 1991, A Washington Cascades. evolution, and seismic risk assessment Mazama tephra marker bed in the-Fraser Williams, H.F. L; D'Auria, John, 1991, A of the southern Fraser River delta, B.C. Lowland, British Columbia. Mazama tephra marker bed in the Fraser Luternauer, J. L., 1989, Onshore/offshore Williams, H.F. L.; Luternauer, J. L., 1990, Lowland, British Columbia. geoenvironmental studies of the Fraser Shallow structure and growth of the BRITISH COLUMBIA - River delta (abstract]. southern Fraser River delta-Prelimi­ GEOLOGIC HAZARDS Luternauer, J. L., 1990, 1990 field activities nary field results. and accomplishments, Fraser River Willmer, Bruce; Middleton, Gerard, 1990, see also delta, British Columbia.• A sedimentological description of allu­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - Luternauer, J. L.; Clague, J. J.; Feeney, T. vial fans of the Fraser River Valley, Brit­ EARTHQUAKES AND D., 1991, A 367 m core from southwest­ ish Columbia (abstract]. SEISMOLOGY ern Fraser River delta, British Colum­ Withers, N. J.; Howie, J.; Hughes, J.M. O.; BRITISH COLUMBIA - LANDSLIDES bia. Robertson, P. K.., 1989, Performance and AND SLOPE STABILITY Luternauer, J. L; Dunkley, D.; Gunkel, R.; analysis of cone pre11uremeter tests in BRITISH COLUMBIA - TSUNAMIS K.ostaschuk, R. A., 1989, New base map sands. AND SEICHES and computer graphics to help identify Foster, H. D., 1987, Landforms and natural failures off the mouth of the Fraser BRITISH COLUMBIA - hazards. River, British Columbia. GEOCHRONOLOGY Luternauer, J. L., 1989, Onshore/offshore Luternauer, J. L.; Finn, W. D. L., 1983, Armstrong, R. L.; Muller, J.E.; Harakal, J. geoenvironmental studies of the Fraser Stability of the Fraser River delta front. E.; Muehlenbachs, K.., 1985, The Neo­ River delta (abstract]. gene Alert Bay volcanic belt of northern McK.enna, G. T., 1987, Evidence of large BRITISH COLUMBIA - scale mass wasting on the Fraser River Vancouver Island, Canada-Descend­ delta front at Sand Heads, British Co­ ing-plate-edge volcanism in the arc­ GEOPHYSICS [GENERAL lumbia. trench gap. WORKS] McK.enna, G. T.; K.ostaschuk, R. A., 1990, Berger, G. W.; Luternauer, J. L; Clague, J. Grieve, R. A. F.; Adams.John; Goodacre, A. Submarine slope failures at the mouth of J ., 1990, Zeroing tests and application of K..; Newitt, L R.; Teskey, D. J., 1989, the Fraser River, British Columbia (ab­ thermoluminescence dating to Fraser The Canadian geophysical atlas (ab­ stract]. River delta sediments.• stract]. Moslow, T. F.; Luternauer, J. L.; K.osta­ Blaise, Bertrand; Clague, J. J.; Mathewes, BRITISH COLUMBIA - schuk, R. A., 1991, Patterns and rates of R. W., 1990, Time of maximum late Wis­ consin glaciation, west coast of Canada. GEOPHYSICS - ACOUSTIC sedimentation on the Fraser River delta SURVEYS slope, British Columbia.• Clague, J. J.; Saunders, I. R.; Roberts, M. Nobes, D. C.; Hamilton, T. S.; Cartwright, C., 1988, Ice-free conditions in south­ Clague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W., 1989, Evidence P., 1990, Structure of the southwestern western British Columbia at 16,000 of paleoseismicity obtained by sub­ Fraser River delta as determined from years BP. bottom acoustic profiling of lakes (ab­ geoelectric sounding. Haggart, J. W., 1991, A new assessment of stract]. Clague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W.; Linden, R.H., Patterson, R. T., 1990, Paleoecological sig­ the age of the basal Nanaimo Group, nificance of foraminifera biofacies from Gulf Islands, British Columbia. 1989, Application of subbottom profil­ ing to a11e11ing seismic risk on Vancou­ recent tidal flats and fringing marshes of Maxon, J. A., 1991, 40Ar/39 Ar evidence for ver Island, British Columbia. the Fraser River delta, British Columbia the timing and tectonics of basin clo­ (abstract]. sure-Tyaughton basin, southwest Brit­ K.ostaschult, R. A.; Church, M. A.; Luter­ nauer, J. L, 1991, Acoustic images of Pitt, P. L; Smith, R. D.; Sheffler, G. C.; ish Columbia (abstract]. turbulent flow structures in Fraser River Warren, R. D.; Clements, R. M.; Hamil­ Mothersill, J. S., 1987, The use of paleo­ estuary, British Columbia. ton, T. S., 1988, A pulsed plasma jet magnetic logs in determining the post­ acoustic source for profiling the ocean glacial history of Vancouver Island (ab­ Pitt, P. L; Smith, R. D.; Sheffler, G. C.; floor. stract]. Warren, R. D.; Clements, R. M.; Hamil­ ton, T. S., 1988, A pulsed plasma jet Pullan, S. E.; Jol, H. M.; Gagne, R. M.; Mothersill, J. S., 1989, Paleomagnetic dat­ acoustic source for profiling the ocean Hunter,J. A., 1989, Compilation of high ing of postglacial sediments, Vancouver floor. resolution 'optimum offset' shallow Island, Canada. seismic reflection profiles from the Mothersill, J. S., 1990, The paleomagnetic BRITISH COLUMBIA - southern Fraser River delta, British Co­ and tephra record of Mara Lake, south­ GEOPHYSICS - ELECTRICAL lumbia. central British Columbia (abstract]. SURVEYS (Including electro­ Roberts, M. C., 1990, Sedimentary frame­ Parrish, R. R., 1982, Application of fission magnetic and magnetotellurlc) work of the northern section of Fraser track dating to the Cenozoic tectonic Agarwal, A.; Do110, H. W., 1990, A three River delta, British Columbia (abstract]. and thermal history of the Coast Moun­ dimensional thin sheet numerical model Roberts, M. C.; Williams, H. F. L.; Luter­ tains of British Columbia, southwest Canada (abstract]. study of EM induction in the Vancouver nauer, J. L.; Cameron, B. E. B., 1985, Island region (abstract]. Sedimentary framework of the Fraser Van der Heyden, Peter; Woodworth, G. J., Auld, D. R.; Dosso, S. E.; Oldenburg, D. River delta, British Columbia.;....!>relim­ 1988, Tectonic evolution of the coast W.; Law, L. K.., 1990, Monitoring of inary field and laboratory results. plutonic complex, British Columbia­ temporal change in electrical conductiv­ Savigny, K.. W., 1990, Engineering geology Implications of new U-Pb and K.-Ar dates (abstract). ity in an area with recurring large seis­ of large landslides in the lower Fraser mic events-Central Vancouver Island River valley area, southwestern Cana­ [abstract]. dian Cordillera (abstract]. 84 BRITISH COLUMBIA - GEOPHYSICS - GEODESY OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Dcl..aurier, J. M.; Kurtz, R. D.; Gupta, J. C., Dragert, Herb, 1987, The fall (and rise) of McConnell, R. K., 1988, Decade of Nonh 1985, A magnetotelluric survey over the central Vancouver Island-1930-1985. American geology (DNAG) gravity map subduction zone under Vancouver Is­ Dragert, Herb, 1989, Crustal deformation of Nonh America [abstract). land, B.C. [abstract]. measurements on Canada's west coast­ Seemann, D. A.; Hamilton, T. S.; Halpenny, Dosso, H. W.; Chen, J.; Nienaber, W., 1990, An update [abstract]. J. F., 1990, A high resolution multipara­ Comparison of analogue model and field Dragert, Herb, 1989, Temporal changes in meter geophysical survey of the conti­ station EM responses on southern Van­ observed crustal strain in central Van­ nental margin basin from Georgia Strait couver Island. couver Island, British Columbia [ab­ to Puget Sound (abstract]. Dosso, H. W.; Nienaber, W.; Hu, W. B., stract]. Sobczak, L. W.; Halpenny, J. F.; Thomas, 1985, Electromagnetic modeling of Dragert, Herb; Duval, R.; Lisowski, Mi­ M. D., 1989, An enhanced residual iso­ coastal regions [abstract]. chael, 1990, OPS crustal strain networks static anomaly map of Canada-A new Gough, D. I., 1986, Magnetotelluric evi­ in coastal British Columbia [abstract]. perspective for crustal investigations dence for subduction of seafloor sedi­ Dragert, Herb; Kouba, J.; Lisowski, Mi­ [abstract]. ments. chael, 1990, OPS measurement of BRITISH COLUMBIA - Gough, D. I.; Jones, A. G.; Kunz, R. D.; crustal deformation in the northern GEOPHYSICS - MAGNETIC Boemer, D. E.; Craven, J. A.; McNeice, Cascadia subduction zone [abstract]. SURVEYS G. W.; Del..aurier, J.M., 1990, Electro­ Holdahl, S. R.; Faucher, Francois; Dragert, magnetic investigations over the south­ Herb, 1987, Recent venical crustal mo­ Arkani-Hamed, J.; Strangway, D. W., 1988, ern Cordilleran LITHOPROBE transect tion in the Pacific Northwest [abstract]. Interpretation of the aeromagnetic [abstract]. Jones, F. W.; Rogers, J. S.; Rouleau, P.; anomalies of southern Vancouver Is­ Hyndman, R. D., 1988, Dipping seismic re­ Hutchence, K.; Vigrass, L. W., 1987, land. flectors, electrically conductive zones, Tilt measurements in western Canada. Currie, R. G.; MacFarlane, W. T., 1982, and trapped water in the crust over a Kouba, J.; Dragert, Herb, 1989, Crustal de­ Magnetic susceptibility and aero­ subducting plate. formation measurements by satellite magnetic anomalies on southern Van­ Jones, A. G.; Kurtz, R. D.; Gupta, J. C., techniques on Canada's west coast [ab­ couver Island [abstract]. 1988, Magnetotelluric studies across se­ stract]. Dcl..aurier, J. M.; Law, L. K.; Auld, D. R., lected key targets in Canada [abstract]. Lisowski, Michael, 1985, Geodetic-strain 1972, A geomagnetic proflle across the Kurtz, R. D.; Del..aurier, J. M.; Gupta, J. C., measurements in central Vancouver Is­ nonheastem continental margin of the 1990, The electrical conductivity distri­ land. Pacific Ocean (abstract]. bution beneath Vancouver Island-A re­ McLellan, C. D., 1974, Geodetic networks Dods, S. D.; Teskey, D. J.; Hood, P. J., 1988, gion of active plate subduction. in Canada. Decade of North American geology Kurtz, R. D.; Gupta, J. C.; Dcl..aurier, J.M., (DNAG) magnetic anomaly map of Miller, R. B.; Johnson, S. Y.; McDougall, J. Nonh America [abstract]. 1985, A magnetotelluric survey over an W., 1990, Comment and reply on "Dis­ active subduction zone [abstract]. cordant paleomagnetic poles from the Gilliland, J.M.; Coleborn, R. J.; Brandon, Kurtz, R. D.; Gupta, J. C.; Dcl..aurier, J.M., Canadian Coast Plutonic Complex-Re­ M. T., 1985, Magnetic models of the geologic structure of southern Vancou­ 1987, The electrical conductivity struc­ gional tilt rather than large displace­ ture in the active subduction zone be­ ment?"; Comment. ver Island near the Leech River fault (abstract]. neath Vancouver Island [abstract]. Rogen, J. S.; Jones, F. W.; Dragert, Herb; Nienaber, W.; Hibbs, R. D.; Dosso, H. W.; Hutchence, K., 1983, Tiltmeter mea­ Hanna, R. L.; Verosub, K. L., 1989, A re· Law, L. K., 1982, An estimate of the surements in western Canada [abstract]. view of lacustrine paleomagnetic re­ cords from western North America- conductivity structure for the Vancouver Slawson, W. F.; Savage, J.C., 1978, Geo­ 0-40,000 years BP. Island region from geomagnetic results. detic deformation associated with the Nobes, D. C.; Hamilton, T. S.; Cartwright, 1946 Vancouver Island, Canada, eanh­ McKirdy, D. M.; Gough, D. I.; Woods, D. P., 1990, Structure of the southwestern quake (abstract]. V.; Geiger, H. D., 1987, Conductive Fraser River delta as determined from structures beneath the EMSLAB land Umhoefer, P. J.; Magloughlin, J. F., 1990, array [abstract]. geoelectric sounding. Comment and reply on "Discordant pa­ leomagnetic poles from the Canadian Newitt, L. R.; Haines, G. V., 1990, Mag­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - netic declination chart of Canada GEOPHYSICS - GEODESY Coast Plutonic Complex-Regional tilt rather than large-scale displacement?"; 1990.0. AND GEODETIC SURVEYS Comment. Newitt, L. R.; Haines, G. V., 1990, Mag­ Butler, R. F.; Dickinson, W. R.; Gehrels, G. netic inclination chart of Canada E.; McOelland, W. C.; May, S. R.; Kle­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - 1990.0. packi, D. W., 1990, Comment and reply GEOPHYSICS - GRAVITY Newitt, L. R.; Haines, G. V., 1990, Total on "Discordant paleomagnetic poles SURVEYS intensity chart of Canada 1990.0. from the Canadian Coast Plutonic Com­ Dragert, Herb, 1986, A summary of recent Ready, E. E.; Knappen, W. A.; Stone, P. E.; plex-Regional tilt rather than large dis­ geodetic measurement of surface defor­ Teskey, D. J.; Gibb, R. A., 1988, Aero­ placement?"; Reply. mation on central Vancouver Island, magnetic survey program of the Geolo­ Butler, R. F.; Gehrels, G. E.; McOelland, British Columbia. gical Survey of Canada 1987 -88. W. C.; May, S. R.; Klepacki, D. W., Dragert, Herb; Lambert, A.; Liard, J., 1979, Seemann, D. A.; Hamilton, T. S.; Halpenny, 1989, Discordant paleomagnetic poles Time variations in precise gravity mea­ J. F., 1990, A high resolution multipara­ from the Canadian Coast Plutonic Com­ surements in Canada [abstract]. meter geophysical survey of the conti­ plex-Regional tilt rather than large­ Dragert, Herb; Lambert, A.; Liard, J ., 1981, nental margin basin from Georgia Strait scale displacement?• Repeated precise gravity measurements to Puget Sound [abstract]. Dragert, Herb, 1986, A summary of recent on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Teskey, D. J.; Dodi, S. D.; Hood, P. J., 1988, geodetic measurement of surface defor­ Gibb, R. A.; Boyd, J. B., 1989, National Magnetic anomaly map of Canada­ mation on central Vancouver Island, gravity survey program, 1988-89. • Compilation, enhancement and interpre­ British Columbia. Goodacre, A. K.; Grieve, R. A. F.; Hal­ tation (abstract]. Dragert, Herb, 1987, Contemporary crustal penny, J. F.; Warren, L.A., 1988, Grav­ deformation measurements on central ity maps-Canadian geophysical atlas Vancouver Island. (abstract]. (abstract]. INDEX BRITISH COLUMBIA - GEOPHYSICS - SEISMIC SURVEYS 85

Teskey, D. J.; Ready, E. E.; Stone, P. E.; subduction complex imaged by deep fraction data from the Vancouver bland Ellis, 8.; Tod, J.; Gibb, R. A., 1989, seismic reflections (abstract]. continental margin of western Canada. Aeromagnetic survey program of the Clowes, R. M.; Brandon, M. T.; LITHO­ Gough, D. I., 1986, Magnetotelluric evi­ Geological Survey of Canada, 1988-89. PROBE Team (Green, A. G.; Yorath, C. dence for subduction of seafloor sedi­ Turner, G. M., 1987, A 5000 year geomag­ J.; Sutherland Brown, A.; Kanasewich, ments. netic palaeosecular variation record E. R.; Spencer, C.), 1985, LITHO­ Green, A.G., 1985,Phasel-Mapping deep from western Canada. PROBE-Southern Vancouver Island crustal structure beneath Vancouver b­ Cenozoic subduction complex imaged land [abstract]. BRITISH COLUMBIA - by deep seismic reflections (abstract]. GEOPHYSICS - SEISMIC Green, A. G., 1988, Tectonic and magmatic Clowes, R. M.; Ellis, R. M.; Spence, G. D., underplating as deduced from seismic SURVEYS 1982, VISP I-The Vancouver Island reflection and refraction profiling [ab­ Berastegui, X.; Banda, E., 1990, A research Seismic Project-Reflections from the stract]. note on the interpretation of seismic re­ subducting lithosphere (abstract]. Green, A. G.; Berry, M. J.; Spencer, C. P.; flection line 1 acron Vancouver Is­ Clowes, R. M.; Hyndman, R. D.; Yorath, C. Kanasewich, E. R.; Chiu, S.; Clowes, R. land-CCSS data set m. J.; Davis, E. E., 1989, The structure of M.; Yorath, C. J.; Stewart, D. 8.; Unger, Burianyk, M. J. A.; Ellis, R. M.; White, D. the western Canada subduction zone­ J. D.; Poole, W. H., 1986, Recent seis­ J.; Luengert, I. H.; Clowes, R. M.; Implications for the tectonic history of mic reflection studies in Canada. Spence, G. D.; Fonyth, D. A., 1990, the Canadian Cordillera (abstract]. Green, A.G.; Clowes, R. M.; Yorath, C. J.; LITHOPROBE's 1990 southern British Clowes, R. M.; LITHOPROBE Team Spencer, C.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Suther­ Columbia Cordilleran refraction experi­ (Green, A. G.; Yorath, C. J.; Brandon, land Brown, A.; Brandon, M. T.; Mas­ ment (SCoRE '90) [abstract]. M. T.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Sutherland sey, N. W. D.; Hyndman, R. D., 1985, Calvert, A. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1989, The Brown, A.; Spencer, C.), 1985, LITHO­ LITHOPROBE-Phase 3-Mapping of reflectivity of the accretionary complex PROBE - Vancouver lsland-Wrangel­ an active subduction zone [abstract]. of western Canada [abstract]. lia and Cenozoic subduction complex Green, A. G.; Milkereit, Bernd; Mayrand, Calvert, A. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1990, Deep, imaged by deep seismic reflections [ab­ L. J.; Spencer, C.; Kurtz, R. D.; Clowes, high-amplitude reflections from a major stract]. R. M., 1987, LITHOPROBE seismic re­ shear zone above the subducting Juan de Clowes, R. M.; Spence, G. D.; Ellis, R. M.; flection profiling across Vancouver b­ Puca plate. Waldron, D. A., 1986, Structure of the land-Results from reprocessing. Calvert, A. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1990, Reflec­ lithosphere in a young subduction Hamilton, T. S., 1991, Seismic stratigraphic tions from the accreted margin western zone-Results from reflection and re­ evidence for the distribution and facies Canada-Evidence for the migration of fraction studies. of thick glaciomarine deposits beneath fluids and a major shear zone above the Cook, F. A.; Varsek, J. L.; Clark, E. A., the Strait of Georgia and adjacent fjords subducting plate [abstract]. 1990, Proterozoic continent to ocean [abstract]. Cassidy, J. F.; Ellis, R. M., 1989, Modelling crustal transition and its influence on Hamilton, T. S.; Han,8. S., 1991, The phys­ of broadband teleseismic P-waveforms the evolution of the Canadian Cordillera iography, structure and growth of the to obtain the subduction geometry be­ [abstract]. Fraser Delta front-Strait of Georgia, neath southwestern British Columbia Cook, F. A.; Vanek, J. L.; Clowes, R. M.; British Columbia [abstract]. Iabstract]. Spencer, C. S.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Hamilton, T. S.; Jewsbury, G.; Frydecky, I. Cassidy, J. F.; IDlis, R. M., 1989, The sub­ Brown, R. L.; Moore, J. M.; Parrish, R. I., 1987, Single channel seismic data, duction geometry beneath southwestern R.; Price, R. A.; and othen, 1990, UTH­ for the Strait of Georgia-British Co­ British Columbia determined from OPROBE crustal reflection transect of lumbia, Canada and Washington, U.S.A. teleseismic P-waveform analysis [ab­ the southern Canadian cordillera [ab­ Han, 8. S.; Barrie, J. V.; Currie, R. G.; stract]. stract]. Luternauer, J. L.; Prior, D. 8.; MacDon­ Cassidy, J. F.; Ellis, R. M., 1989, Teleseis­ Cumming, W. 8.; Clowes, R. M.; Ellis, R. ald, R. D., 1991, High resolution seis­ mic P wave receiver functjon analysis in M., 1977, The southern trans-British mic and side-scan sonar mapping of the the Cascadia subduction zone [abstract]. Columbia seismic profile-A progress Fraser Delta front and adjacent Strait of Chiu, S. K. L.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Phadke, report [abstract]. Georgia, British Columbia. Suhas, 1986, Three-dimensional deter­ Cumming, W. 8.; Clowes, R. M.; Ellis, R. Hawthorne, R., 1990, Reprocessing Van­ mination of structure and velocity by M., 1979, Crustal structure from a seis­ couver Island LITHOPROBE data. seismic tomography. mic refraction profile across southern Hunter, J. A.; Woeller, D. I.; Lutemauer, J. Clowes, R. M., 1984, Phase 1 LITHO­ British Columbia. L., 1990, Comparison of surface, bore­ PROBE-A coordinated national geo­ Dehler, S. A.; Clowes, R. M., 1987, Seismic hole and seismic cone penetrometer science project. refraction modelling of the Queen Char­ methods of determining the shallow Clowes, R. M., 1984, Transect 82-Uth­ lone fault zone (abstract]. shear wave velocity structure in the Fra­ ospheric structure across an accretion­ Dehler, S. A.; Clowes, R. M., 1989, Struc­ ser River delta, British Columbia. ary margin off western Canada (ab­ tural models across the northern Casca­ Hyndman, R. D., 1988, Dipping seismic re­ stract]. dia subduction zone-An integration of flectors, electrically conductive zones, Clowes, R. M., 1985, Southern Vancouver geophysical data (abstract]. and trapped water in the crust over a Island-Seismic reflection imaging of DeLaurier, I. M.; Kurtz, R. D.; Gupta, J. C., subducting plate. Wrangellia and Tertiary underthrusting 1985, A magnetotelluric survey over the Hyndman, R. D.; Davis, E. E., 1989, The [abstract]. subduction zone under Vancouver Is­ Cascadia accretionary prism at Vancou­ Clowes, R. M., 1990, Structure and tectonic land, 8.C. [abstract]. · ver Island-Thermal and pore pressure evolution of the westernmost Canadian Drew, J. J.; Clowes, R. M., 19$7, The Van­ constraints on the zone of subduction Cordillera-A multidisciplinary ap­ couver Island (Canada) seismic refrac­ thrust earthquake failure (abstract]. proach (abstract]. tion experiment-Reinterpretation Iwasaki, Takaya; Shimamura, Hideki, 1990, Clowes, R. M.; Brandon, M. T.; LITHO­ using constraints from LITHOPROBE Velocity structure model determined PROBE Team (Green, A. G.; Yorath, C. reflection data [abstract]. from onshore-offshore seismic profiling J.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Sutherland Fowler, C. M. R.; Pandit, 8.1., 1990, Anal- · across Vancouver Island and adjacent Brown, A.; Spencer, C.), 1986, LITHO­ ysis of CCSS data set I-Reflection-re- continental margin. PROBE-Vancouver Island-Cenozoic l 86 BRITISH COLUMBIA - GEOPHYSICS - THERMAL SURVEYS OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Jol, H. M.; Robena, M. C., 1988, The seis­ seismic reflection profiles from the Vancouver Island-Preliminary analy­ mic facies of a delta onlapping an off. southern Fraser River delta, British Co­ ses of reflection seismic profiles and shore island-Fraser River delta, British lumbia. surface geological studies. Columbia. Riddihough, R. P., 1985, A symposium on Yorath, C. J.; Green, A. G.; Cowes, R. M.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Burianyk, M. J. A., the deep structure of southern Vancou­ Sutherland Brown, A.; Brandon, M. T.; 1990, Western Canadian UTHOPROBE ver Island-Results of UTHOPROBE Kanasewich, E. R.; Hyndman, R. D.; profiles and seismicity [abstract]. Phase 1-19 April 1985. Spencer, C. P., 1985, LITHOPROBE, Kostaschuk, R. A.; MacDonald, G. M., Rohr, K. M. M., 1989, Shale diapirism and southern Vancouver lsland--Seismic re­ 1988, Multitrack surveying of large bed­ thrusting in the accretionery [sic] front flection sees through Wrangellia to the forms. of Vancouver Island [abstract]. Juan de Fuca plate. Langston, C. A., 1981, Evidence for the Seemann, D. A.; Hamilton, T. S.; Halpenny, Yorath, C. J.; Hyndman, R. D.; Davis, E. E.; subducting lithosphere under southern J. F., 1990, A high resolution multipara­ Cowes, R. M., 1989, The nonhern Cas­ Vancouver bland and western Oregon meter geophysical survey of the conti­ cadia subduction zone at Vancouver h­ from teleseismic P wave conversions. nental margin basin from Georgia Strait land--Seismic structure and tectonic Levato, L; Alioth, D.; Olivier, R.; Wagner, to Puget Sound [abstract]. history [abstract]. J. J., 1990, Reflection seismic data from Spence, G.D., 1981, VISP 80-A seismic BRITISH COLUMBIA - Vancouver Island processed using Geo­ project to study the oceanic/continental GEOPHYSICS - THERMAL vecteur software package on a Cray lithosphere transition across Vancouver supercomputer (CCSS topic ID). Is. [abstract]. SURVEYS Luternauer, J. L., 1988, Geoarchitecture, Spence, G. D.; Clowes, R. M.; Ellis, R. M., Lewis, T. J .; Bentkowski, W. H.; Davis, E. evolution, and seismic risk assessment 1985, Seismic structure across the ac­ E., 1983, The variation in measured heat of the southern Fraser River delta, B.C. tive subduction zone of western Can­ flow, Jervis Inlet, British Columbia [ab­ Marshall, Jocelyn, 1985, UTHOPROBE ada.• stract]. maps subduction zone. Spence, G. D.; Ellis, R. M.; Clowes, R. M., Lewis, T. J.; Bentkowski, W. H.; Davis, E. Mayrand, L. J.; Milkereit, Bernd, 1988, Au­ 1982, VISP ill-Ray tracing and itera­ E.; Hyndman, R. D.; Souther, J. G.; tomated editing and true-amplitude tive inversion of traveltimes for struc­ Wright,]. A., 1989, Thermal structure of stacking of seismic data. ture across the Juan de Puca/America the nonhern (Canadian) Cascades. Mereu, R. F., 1990, An interpretation of plate margin (abstract]. Lewis, T. J.; Hyndman, R. D., 1981, Heat CCSS data set I using the triangular Thybo, Hans, 1990, Interpretation of coin­ flow in Jervis Inlet, southwestern Brit­ block model method. cident seismic reflection and refraction ish Columbia [abstract]. Milkereit, Bernd; Spencer, Carl; Mayrand, profiles across the active subduction Lewis, Trevor, 1985, A heat flux profile L. J., 1990, Migration and amplitude zone of western Canada. across southern Vancouver Island to the analysis of deep seismic reflection Valasek, P. A.; Finckh, P.; Demanin, M., Garibaldi Volcanic Belt [abstract]. data-Processing results of CCSS data 1990, Reprocessing of seismic reflec­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - sets n and m. tion data recorded on Vancouver Island, GEORGIA BASIN BC-CCSS data set ill. Monger, J. W. H., 1991, Continent-ocean Bustin, R. M., 1990, Stratigraphy, sedimen- · Varsek, J. L.; Cook, F. A.; Cowes, R. M.; interactions built Vancouver's founda­ tology, and petroleum source rock po­ Spencer, C.; Kanasewich, E. R., 1989, tions. tential of the Georgia Basin, southwest LITHOPROBE reflection traverse of Monger, J. W. H.; Cowes, R. M.; Currie, R. British Columbia and nonhwest Wash­ southern British Columbia (abstract]. G.; Hoy, Trygve; Hyndman, R. D.; ington State. Walters, L. K., 1987, A geological interpre­ Preto, V. A.; Price, R. A.; Riddihough, England, T. D. J.; Calon, T. J., 1990, Late tation of UTHOPROBE seismic reflec­ R. P.; Simony, P. S.; and others, 1982, Cretaceous to Paleogene structural evo­ Southern Canadian Cordillera-Tran­ tion profile 3, southern Vancouver Is­ lution of Georgia Basin, southwestern [abstract]. land, B.C. sect B2 British Columbia [abstract]. Weber, M. H., 1990, Application of the Morgan, Joanna; Warner, Mike, 1990, Inter­ Hamilton, T. S.; Monger, J. W. H., 1990, Gaussian beam method to refraction pretation of a combined refraction and Georgia Basin-Regional geology, tec­ data from the subduction zone beneath reflection profile across the western Ca­ tonics and hydrocarbon potential [ab­ nadian active margin. Vancouver Island and the Nonh Ameri­ stract]. can mainland. Nyland, E.; Li, Quin, 1986, Analysis of Lynch, J. V. G., 1990, Georgia Basin proj­ seismic instability of the Vancouver Is­ White, D. J.; Cowes, R. M., 1984, Seismic ect--Stratigraphy and structure of Gam­ investigation of the Coast Plutonic land UTHOPROBE transect. bier Group rocks in the Howe Sound­ Complex-Insular Belt boundary be­ Phadke, Suhas, 1988, Imaging crustal dif­ Mamquam River area, southwest Coast neath the Strait of Georgia. fraction zones and seismic tomography. Belt, British Columbia. Wickens, A. J., 1977, The upper mantle of Phadke, Suhas; Kanasewich, E. R., 1989, Monger,J. W. H., 1990,Georgia Basin proj­ southern British Columbia. Tomographic determination of crustal ect-Structural evolution of pans of structure and velocity gradients [ab­ Yorath, C. J.; Cowes, R. M.; Green, A. G.; southern Insular and southwestern Coast stract]. Sutherland Brown, A.; Brandon, M. T.; belts, British Columbia. Massey, N. W. D.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Phadke, Suhas; Kanasewich, E. R., 1990, Monger, J. W. H., 1990, Georgia Basin­ Hyndman, R. D.; Spencer, C., 1985, Seismic tomography to obtain velocity Regional setting and adjacent Coast LITHOPROBE-Phase I-Southern gradients and three-dimensional struc­ Mountains geology, British Columbia. Vancouver bland-Integration of re­ ture and its application to reflection data Mustard, P. S.; Monger, J. W. H., 1991, on Vancouver Island. flection seismic proflles with surface geological mapping [abstract]. Upper Cretaceous-Teniary Georgia Potter, C. J., 1989, The deep structure of Basin, British Columbia-Forearc or Yorath, C. J.; Cowes, R. M.; Green, A. G.; Nonh American accreted terranes from foreland? [abstract). Sutherland Brown, A.; Brandon, M. T.; deep seismic reflection data. Mustard, P. S.; Rouse, G. E., 1990, Sedi­ Pullan, S. E.; Jol, H. M.; Gagne, R. M.; Massey, N. W. D.; Spencer, C.; Kana­ sewich, E. R.; Hyndman, R. D., 1985, mentary outliers of the eastern Georgia Hunter,]. A., 1989, Compilation of high Basin, margin, British Columbia. resolution 'optimum offset' shallow LITHOPROBE-Phase I-Southern INDEX BRITISH COLUMBIA - LANDSLIDES AND SLOPE STABILITY 87

BRITISH COLUMBIA - BRITISH COLUMBIA - LAKE ish Columbia, and their neotectonic im­ GLACIAL GEOLOGY AND MARINE SEDIMENTS plications. Baxter, Sonny, 1987, Unusual folding and Bobrowsky, P. T.; Clague, J. J., 1990, Holo- Bovis, M. J., 1990, Rock slope movements rolling of glacio-lacustrine sediments, cene sediments from Saanich Inlet, Brit­ in the southern Coast Mountains (ab­ upper Fraser Canyon, British Columbia ish Columbia, and their neotectonic im­ stract]. [abstract]. plications. Brandon, M. T., 1984, Deformational pro­ Broster, 8. E., 1983, Glaciotectonics asap­ Brandon, M. T., 1984, Deformational pro­ cesses affecting unlithified sediments at plied to earthquake engineering; A case cesses affecting unlithified sediments at active margins-A field study and a study at Hat Creek, British Columbia active margins-A field study and a structural model. [abstract]. structural model. Brooks, G. R., 1990, The recognition of Blaise, Benrand; Clague, J. J.; Mathewes, Clague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W., 1989, Evidence landslide damming• in alpine river val­ R. W., 1990, Time of maximum late Wis­ of paleoseismicity obtained by sub­ leys from backwater sediments (ab­ consin glaciation, west coast of Canada. bottom acoustic profiling of lakes [ab­ stract]. Church, Michael; Clague, J. J., 1990, Con­ stract]. Clague, J. J., 1987, The use of geological straints on climate during the last glaci­ Clague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W.; Linden, R.H., evidence in reconstructing recent ation from the rate of Cordilleran ice 1989, Application of subbottom profil­ crustal movements in British Colum­ sheet growth and decay [abstract]. ing to a11e11ing seismic risk on Vancou­ bia-Potential and problems (abstract]. Clague, J. J.; Easterbrook, D. J.; Hughes, 0. ver Island, British Columbia. Clague, J. J., 1989, Research on earth­ L.; Matthews, J. V., Jr., 1988, Was there Davis, E. E.; Hyndman, R. D.; Villinger, quake-induced ground failures in south­ an ice sheet in the Canadian Cordillera Heiner, 1989, Thermal structure, physi­ western British Columbia [abstract]. during the early Wisconsinan?-Reex­ cal propenies and fluid expulsion in the Clague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W., 1989, Evidence amination of the geological record (ab­ northern Cascadia accretionary prism of paleoseismicity obtained by sub­ stract]. off Vancouver Island [abstract]. bottom acoustic profiling of lakes (ab­ Clague, J. J.; Saunden, I. R.; Robens, M. Fyfe, W. S.; Kerrich, R.; Hicock, S. R.; stract]. C., 1988, Ice-free conditions in south­ Colloza, F. C., 1987, LITHOPROBE­ Clague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W.; Linden, R.H., western British Columbia at 16,000 Faults and fluids. 1989, Application of subbottom proftl­ years BP. Gough, D. I., 1986, Magnetotelluric evi­ ing to a11e11ing seismic risk on Vancou­ De Young, E. J.; Clark, J. A., 1990, Glacio­ dence for subduction of seafloor sedi­ ver Island, British Columbia. isostatic deformation caused by the Cor­ ments. Croasdale, D. A., 1989, A small scale trans­ dilleran ice sheet as an indicator of man­ Hyndman, R. D.; Yorath, C. J.; Davis, E. E.; lational rock failure affecting the basal tle viscosity in British Columbia (ab­ Rohr, K. M. M.; Law, L. K., 1989, Van­ failure surface of the 1965 Hope slide. stract]. couver Island accretionary sedimentary Cruden, D. M.; Lu Z-Y., 1989, The geomor­ Dyke, A. S.; Prest, V. K., 1987, Late Wis­ prism (abstract]. phic impact of the catastrophic October consinan and Holocene retreat of the LaCombe, J. L.; Schurer, P. J.; Mothersill, 1984 flood on the planform of Squamish Laurentide ice sheet. J. S., 1989, Moasbauer effect study on River, southwestern British Columbia­ Dyke, A. S.; Prest, V. K., 1987, Paleo­ glacial and postglacial sediment in Discuuion. geography of northern North America, Georgie Lake [abstract]. Evans, S. G., 1987, The application of Qua­ 18,000-S,OOO years ago. Linden, R. H.; Schurer, P. J., 1989, Sedi­ ternary geology to the a11e11ment ofter­ Evans, I. S., 1990, Ice streams in the Cor­ ment characteristics in offshore areas rain hazards, Coast Mountains, British dilleran ice sheet, southwestern British close to Victoria, Vancouver Island [ab­ Columbia, Canada [abstract]. Columbia [abstract]. stract]. Evans, S. G., 1989, Earthquake-induced Eyles, Nicholas, 1990, Cordilleran ice Mothenill, J. S., 1987, The use of paleo­ landslides in the Canadian Cordillera sheet; Fast ice flow and sedimentation in magnetic logs in determining the post­ (abstract]. southern British Columbia [abstract]. glacial history of Vancouver Island [ab­ Evans, S. G., 1989, Landslides and related Eyles, Nicholas; Clague, J. J., 1987, Land­ stract]. processes in the Canadian Cordillera.• sliding caused by Pleistocene glacial Mothenill, J. S., 1989, Paleomagnetic dat­ Evans, S. G., 1989, The 1946 Mount Colo­ lake ponding-An example from central ing of postglacial sediments, Vancouver nel Foster rock avalanches and anoci­ British Columbia. Island, Canada. ated displacement wave, Vancouver b­ Fulton, R. J., 1990, Cordilleran ice sheet Mothenill, J. S.; Fraser, J. D., 1989, The land, British Columbia. growth and decay (conceptual model) postglacial paleomagnetic record for Evans, S. G., 1989, Problems in a11e11ing [abstract]. Vancouver Island [abstract]. landslide potential and predicting land­ Hamilton, T. S., 1991, Seismic stratigraphic Prior, D. 8.; Wiseman, W. J.; Bornhold, 8. slide behavior in the Canadian Cordil­ evidence for the distribution and facies D.; Lowe, D.R., 1987, Active, channel­ lera (abstract]. of thick glaciomarine deposits beneath ized sand flows and fan development, Evans, S. G.; Clague, J. J., 1988, Cata­ the Strait of Georgia and adjacent fjords Bute Inlet, British Columbia [abstract]. strophic rock avalanches in glacial envi­ [abstract]. Rohr, K. M. M., 1989, Shale diapirism and ronments. Pelto, M. S; Higgins, Sean; Robens, 8. L, thrusting in the accretionery (sic] front Evans, S. G.; Clague, J. J.; Woodsworth, G. 1990, Modelling the Cordilleran ice of Vancouver Island [abstract]. J.; Hungr, 0., 1989, The Pandemonium Creek rock avalanche, British Colum­ sheet [abstract]. BRITISH COLUMBIA - Robens, 8. L., 1990, Insights into the bia. growth and flow patters of the late Wis­ LANDSLIDES AND SLOPE Eyles, Nicholas; Clague, J. J., 1987, Land­ consin Cordilleran ice sheet using an ice STABILITY sliding caused by Pleistocene glacial flow model (abstract]. Atkins, R. J.; Lutemauer, J. L., 1991, Re­ lake ponding-An example from central British Columbia. Ryder, J. M.; Fulton, R. J.; Clague, J. 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Howes, D. E., 1981, Terrain inventory and Reddy, D. G., 1989, Geology of the Indian fluids and a major shear zone above the geological hazards-Northern Vancou­ River area, southwestern British Colum­ subducting plate [abstract]. ver Island. bia. Clowes, R. M.; Knize, Stanislav, 1979, Howes, D. E., 1987, A method for predict­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - MAPS - Crustal structure from a marine seismic ing terrain susceptible to landslides fol­ GEOPHYSICAL survey off the west coast of Canada. lowing forest harvesting-A case study Clowes, R. M.; Spence, G.D.; Ellis, R. M.; from the southern Coast Mountains of Newitt, L. R.; Haines, G. V., 1990, Mag­ Waldron, D. A., 1986, Structure of the British Columbia. netic declination chart of Canada lithosphere in a young subduction Howes, D. E., 1987, A terrain evaluation 1990.0. zone-Results from reflection and re­ method for predicting terrain suscepti­ Newitt, L. R.; Haines, G. V., 1990, Mag­ fraction studies. ble to post-logging landslide activity­ netic inclination chart of Canada Clowes, R. M.; Thorleifson, A. J.; Lynch, A case study from the southern Coast 1990.0. Steve, 1978, Crustal structure from a Mountains of British Columbia. Newitt, L. R.; Haines, G. V., 1990, Total seismic survey in Winona Basin off Hungr, 0., 1988, Notes on dynamic analysis intensity chan of Canada 1990.0. Canada's west coast [abstract]. of flowslides. BRITISH COLUMBIA - Clowes, R. M.; Yorath, C. J.; Hyndman, R. Hungr, O.; Evans, S. G., 1988, Engineering NANAIMO BASIN and D., 1987. Reflection mapping across the evaluation of fragmental rockfall haz­ NANAIMO GROUP convergent margin of western Canada. ards. Couch, R. W.; Chase, R. L., 1973, Site sur­ Kostaschuk, R. A.; Stephan, B. A.; Luter­ England, T. D. J., 1988, Stratigraphy and vey of Paul Revere Ridge west of north­ nauer, J. L., 1989, Sediment dynamics structure of the Nanaimo Basin, south­ ern Vancouver Island. western British Columbia [abstract]. and implications for submarine land­ Davis, E. E.; Currie, R. G.; Sawyer, B. S., slides at the mouth of the Fraser River, England, T. D. J., 1989, Lithostratigraphy 1988, Seafloor mapping off western British Columbia. of the Nanaimo Group, Georgia Basin, Canada [abstract]. southwestern British Columbia. Lister, D. R., 1989, Landslides, highways Davis, E. E.; Hyndman, R. D.; Villinger, and mountains-Stability problems as­ England, T. D. J.; Hiscott, R. N., 1991, Heiner, 1989, Thermal structure, physi­ sociated with highway development in Upper Nanaimo Group and younger cal properties and fluid expulsion in the British Columbia [abstract]. strata, outer Gulf Islands, southwestern nonhem Cascadia accretionary prism British Columbia. Luternauer, J. L; Dunkley, D.; Gunkel, R.; off Vancouver Island [abstract]. Haggan, J. W., 1991, A new assessment of Kostaschuk, R. A., 1989, New base map Dehler, S. A.; Clowes, R. M., 1989, Struc­ and computer graphics to help identify the age of the basal Nanaimo Group, tura1 models across the northern Casca­ failures off the mouth of the Fraser Gulf Islands, British Columbia. dia subduction zone-An integration of River, British Columbia. BRITISH COLUMBIA - geophysical data [abstract]. Mathews, W. H., 1979, Landslides of cen­ OFFSHORE AREAS Dehler, S. A.; Clowes, R. M., 1990, Struc­ tral Vancouver Island and the 1946 ture of the Cascadia accretionary margin earthquake. Atkins, R. J.; Luternauer, J. L, 1991, Re­ evaluation of slope failure volume esti­ of western Canada from geophysical McKenna, G. T., 1987, Evidence of large mates involving 30 computer graphics analyses [abstract]. scale mass wasting on the Fraser River for the Fraser River delta front, British DeLaurier, J. M.; Auld, D. R.; Law, L. K., delta front at Sand Heads, British Co­ Columbia. 1983, The geomagnetic response across lumbia. Blaise, Bertrand; Bornhold, B. D.; Conway, the continental margin off Vancouver b­ McKenna, G. T.; Kostaschuk, R. A., 1990, K. W.; Karlin, R. H., 1988, Glacial his­ land--Comparison of results from nu­ Submarine slope failures at the mouth of tory and deep sea sedimentation in the merical modelling and field data. the Fraser River, British Columbia [ab­ northeast Pacific since 38,000 a BP [ab­ DeLaurier, J. M.; Law, L. K.; Auld, D. R., stract]. stract]. 1972, A geomagnetic profile across the Moore, D. P.; Enegren, E.G., 1990, Rock­ Bobrowsky, P. T.; Clague, J. J., 1990, Holo­ northeastern continental margin of the slide hazard evaluation along B.C. cene sediments from Saanich Inlet, Brit­ Pacific Ocean [abstract]. Hydro's reservoirs [abstract]. ish Columbia, and their neotectonic im­ Denton, A. W. S., 1986, Tectonics and sed­ Savigny, K. W., 1990, Engineering geology plications. iment geochemistry of Tuzo Wilson sea­ of large landslides in the lower Fraser Bomhold, B. D.; Prior, D. B.• 1988, Blocky mounts, northeast Pacific Ocean. River valley area, southwestern Cana­ seafloor in a deep British Columbia Drew,J. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1990, A re-inter­ dian Cordillera [abstract]. fjord [abstract]. pretation of the seismic structure acro11 Skermer, N. A., 1990, Long-term landslide Brandon, M. T., 1984, Deformational pro­ the active subduction zone of western hazard mitigation programs-Structure cesses affecting unlithified sediments at Canada. and experience from other countries­ active margins-A field study and a Egger, A.; Ansorge, J., 1990, Interpretation Discussion. structural model. of seismic refraction data-CCSS data Weichen, D. H.; Homer, R. B.; Evans, S. Brandon, M. T.; Davis, E. E.; Dragert, Herb; set I-Vancouver bland-continental G., 1990, Eanhquakes and the 1965 Hudson, R. D., 1987, The potential for margin. Hope landslide? [abstract]. geodetic monitoring of aseismic slip at Fyfe, W. S.; Kerrich, R.; Hicock, S. R.; Wetmiller, R. J.; Evans, S. G., 1989, Anal­ the surface trace of the Vancouver Island Colloza, F. C., 1987, LITHOPROBE­ ysis of the earthquakes auociated with subduction thrust [abstract]. Faults and fluids. the 1965 Hope landslide and their ef­ Carbotte, S. M.; Dixon, J. M.; Farrar, Ed­ Gough, D. I., 1986, Magnetotelluric evi­ fects on slope stability at the site. ward; Davis, E. E.; Riddihough, R. P., dence for subduction of seafloor sedi­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - MAPS - 1989, Geological and geophysical char­ ments. GEOLOGIC acteristics of the Tuzo Wilson sea­ Gower, J. F. R., 1989, Coastal studies with mounts-Implications for plate geome­ the thematic mapper on the west coast of Croasdale, D. A., 1989, A small scale trans­ try in the vicinity of the Pacific-North Canada. lational rock failure affecting the basal America-Explorer triple junction. Hamill, Gary, 1982, Quaternary interpreta­ failure surface of the 196S Hope slide. Calvert, A. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1990, Reflec­ tion of southwest Toimo Basin, Pacific Kriens, B. J., 1988, Tectonic evolution of tions from the accreted margin western Margin, Canada. the Ross Lake area, northwest Washing­ Canada-Evidence for the migration of ton-southwest British Columbia. INDEX BRITISH COLUMBIA - PACIFIC COAST 89

Han, B. S.; Barrie, J. V.; Currie, R. G.; Lewis, T. J.; Bentkowski, W. H.; Davis, E. Rogers, G. C., 1988, The southern Queen Lutemauer, J. L.; Prior, D. B.; Macdon­ E., 1983, The variation in measured heat Charlotte fault seismic gap [abstract]. ald, R. D., 1991, High tesolution seis­ flow, Jervis Inlet, British Columbia [ab­ Rohr, K. M. M., 1989, Shale diapiriam and mic and side-scan sonar mapping of the stract]. thrusting in the accretionery [sic] front Fraser Delta front and adjacent Strait of Lewis, T. J.; Bentkowski, W. H.; Davis, E. of Vancouver Island (abstract]. Georgia, British Columbia. E.; Hyndman, R. D.; Souther, J. G.; Sen, M. K.; Chapman, N. R.; Mallick, Sub­ Hasselgren, E. 0.; Clowes, R. M., 1989, Wright, J. A., 1988, Subduction of the hashis; Frazer, L. N., 1986, Analysis of Crustal structure of the northern Juan de Juan de Fuca plate-Thermal conse­ multi-path sound propagation in the Fuca plate from multichannel seismic quences. ocean [abstract]. reflection data (abstract]. Linden, R. H.; Schurer, P. J., 1988, Sedi­ Spence, G. D., 1981, VISP 80-A seismic Hyndman, R. D.; Herzer, R. H.; Riddi­ ment characteristics and sea-level his­ project to study the oceanic/continental hough, R. P., 1978, The Nootka fault tory of Royal Roads Anchorage, Victo­ lithosphere transition across Vancouver zone-A new plate boundary off west· ria, British Columbia.• Is. (abstract]. em Canada (abstract]. Lutemauer, J. L; Dunkley,.D.; Gunkel, R.; Stephens, L E.; Riddihough, R. P., 1977, Hyndman, R. D.; Rogers, G. C.; Barrett, D. Kostaschuk, R. A., 1989, New base map Marine gravity surveys off Canada's L., 1977, Earthquake and seismic refrac­ and computer graphics to help identify west coast-A progress report (ab­ tion results from ocean bottom seis­ failures off the mouth of the Fraser stract]. mometers off British Columbia (ab­ River, British Columbia. Tiffin, D. L., 1977, Interpretation of mag· stract]. Lynch, Steve; Clowes, R. M., 1977, A ma­ netic anomalies west of Vancouver Is­ Hyndman, R. D.; Rogers, G. C.; Bone, M. rine seep seismic sounding profile along land (abstract]. N.; Lister, C.R. B.; Wade, U.S.; Barren, Winona Basin, west of N. Vancouver Wahlstrom, Rutger; Rogers, G. C., 1990, D. L.; Davis, E. E.; Lewis, T.; Lynch, Island [abstract]. Relocation of earthquakes offshore Van­ Steve; Seemann, D. A., 1978, Geophys­ Malacek, S. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1978, couver Island. ical measurements in the region of the Crustal structure near Explorer Ridge Wahlstrom, Rutger; Rogers, G. C.; Ellis, R. Explorer Ridge off western Canada. from a marine deep seismic sounding M., 1986, Rea11e11ment of seismicity Hyndman, R. D.; Rogers, G. C.; Lee, survey. and seismotectonic implications for the Kiehwa, 1978, Seismicity offshore McKenna, G. T.; Kostaschuk, R. A., 1990, region west of Vancouver Island (ab­ western Canada (abstract]. Submarine slope failures at the mouth of stract]. Hyndman, R. D.; Yorath, C. J.; Davis, E. E.; the Fraser River, British Columbia (ab­ Wahlstrom, Rutger; Rogers, G. C.; Ellis, R. Rohr, K. M. M.; Law, L. K., 1989, Van­ stract]. M., 1989, Seismicity west of the north­ couver Island accretionary sedimentary Mothersill, J. S., 1989, Paleomagnetic dat· ern end of the Cascadia subduction zone prism [abstract]. ing of postglacial sediments, Vancouver (abstract]. Hyndman, R. D.; Yorath, C. J.; Davis, E. E.; Island, Canada. Waldron, D. A.; Clowes, R. M., 1982, VISP Spence, G.D., 1990, Multichannel seis­ Pin, P. L; Smith, R. D.; Sheffler, G. C.; ll-Structural characteristics of the sub­ mic survey of the Tofino Basin off Van· Warren, R. D.; Clements, R. M.; Hamil­ ducting oceanic plate off western Can· couver Island (abstract]. ton, T. S., 1988, A pulsed plasma jet ada (abstract]. Iwasaki, Takaya; Shimamura, Hideki, 1990, acoustic source for profiling the ocean Waldron, D. A.; Clowes, R. M.; White, D. Velocity structure model determined floor. J., 1990, Seismic structure of a subduct· from onshore-offshore seismic profiling Prior, D. B.; Bomhold, B. D., 1987, Depo· ing oceanic plate off western Canada. across Vancouver Island and adjacent sitional characteristics of a high-relief Weichen, D. H.; Hyndman, R. D., 1982, continental margin. Holocene submarine fan, British Colum­ Microzonation of the Queen Charlotte Kilby, C. E., 1990, Nearshore surficial ge­ bia (abstract]. Islands and adjacent areas. ology and heavy mineral assemblages, Prior, D. B.; Bomhold, B. D., 1989, Subma­ northern Strait of Juan de Fuca [ab­ rine morphology and processes of fjord BRITISH COLUMBIA - stract]. fan deltas and related high-gradient sys­ PACIFIC COAST Kni2:e, Stanislav; Clowes, R. M., 1977, Ma­ tems-Modem examples from British Clague, J. J., 1989, Sea levels on Canada's rine deep seismic sounding off the west Columbia. Pacific coast-Past and future trends.* coast of Canada (abstract]. Prior, D. B.; Bomhold, B. D., 1989, Subma­ Foster, H. D., 1976, Coastal erosion-A Kostaschuk, R. A.; Lutemauer, J. L.; Mc­ rine sedimentation on a developing natural hazard of the Saanich Peninsula, Kenna, G. T.; Moslow, T. F., 1990, Mor­ Holocene fan delta. Vancouver Island. phology and sediment transpon in a sub­ Prior, D. B.; Bomhold, B. D., 1990, Subma­ Hebenstreit, G. T.; Murty, T. S., 1989, Tsu­ marine channel system-Fraser River rine slope failure proce11es in British nami amplitudes from local earthquakes delta, British Columbia (abstract]. Columbia fjords (abstract]. in the Pacific Northwest region of North Kostaschuk, R. A.; McCann, S. B., 1989, Prior, D. B.; Wiseman, W. J.; Bomhold, B. America; Pan 1-The outer coast. Submarine slope stability of a fjord D.; Lowe, D.R., 1987, Active, channel­ Hutchinson, Ian, 1990, Intertidal marshes delta-Bella Coola, British Columbia. ized sand flows and fan development, of the Fraser River delta-The geologi­ Kostaschuk, R. A.; Stephan, B. A.; Luter· Bute Inlet, British Columbia (abstract]. cal theatre and the ecological pla)'. (ab­ nauer, J. L., 1989, Sediment dynamics Riddihough, R. P., 1977, Recent plate tee· stract]. and implications for submarine land­ tonics off Canada's west coast (ab­ Linden, R. H.; Schurer, P. J., 1988, Sedi­ slides at the mouth of the Fraser River, stract]. ment characteristics and sea-level hi•· British Columbia. Riddihough, R. P., 1985, A model for the tory of Royal Roads Anchorage, Victo· Lee, Kiehwa, 1977, Earthquake swarms tectonic development of the Explorer ria, British Columbia. near the northern end of the Juan de Ridge and Sovanco fracture zone (ab­ Syviuki, J.P. M.; Smith, J. N.; Calabrese, Fuca Ridge (abstract].* stract]. E. A.; Boudreau, B. P., 1988, Basin sed­ Lee, Kiehwa, 1981, An earthquake swarm Riddihough, R. P.; Currie, R. G.; Davis, E. imentation and the growth of prograding west of Vancouver Island and its tee· E.; Rogers, G. C.; Hyndman, R. D., deltas. tonic implications. 1978, The Dellwood Knolls-The link Wigen, S. O.; Stephenson, F. E., 1980, Lewis, T. J.; Bentkowski, W. H., 1990, between Explorer Ridge and the Queen Mean sea level on the Canadian west Blocky sediments in Bute and Knight Charlotte fault? (abstract]. · coasL Inlets, British Columbia. 90 BRITISH COLUMBIA - PALEOMAGNETISM OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

BRITISH COLUMBIA - strophic October 1984 flood on the plan­ Dragert, Herb, 1987, The fall (and rise) of PALEO MAGNETISM form of Squamish River, southwestern central Vancouver bland-1930-1985. British Columbia-Reply. Butler, R. F.; Dickinson, W. R.; Gehrels, G. Graben, G. F.; Larsen, C. E., 1975, Marine E.; McClelland, W. C.; May, S. R.; Kle­ Ilersich, S. A.; Kostaschuk, R. A.; Luter­ transgressions and cultural adaptation­ packi, D. W., 1990, Comment and reply nauer, J. L., 1990, Relationships be­ Preliminary tests of an environmental on "Discordant paleomagnetic poles tween bed-material load and bedform model. from the Canadian Coast Plutonic Com­ migration-Fraser River estuary, Brit­ Hebda, R. J ., 1987, Holocene sea-level plex-Regional tilt rather than large dis­ ish Columbia [abstract]. change, Barkley Sound, Vancouver Is­ placement?"; Reply. Joi, H. M.; Roberts, M. C., 1988, The seis­ land, British Columbia [abstract]. Butler, R. F.; Gehrels, G. E.; McClelland, mic facies of a delta onlapping an off. Holdahl, S. R.; Faucher, Francois; Dragen, W. C.; May, S. R.; Klepacki, D. W., shore island-Fraser River delta, British Herb, 1987, Recent venical crustal mo­ 1989, Discordant paleomagnetic poles Columbia. tion in the Pacific Northwest [abstract]. from the Canadian Coast Plutonic Com­ Kostaschuk, R. A.; Ilenich, S. A.; Luter­ Howes, D. E., 1987, Holocene sea levels­ plex-Regional tilt rather than large­ nauer, J. L., 1990, Relationships be­ West coast of Vancouver Island [ab­ scale displacement?• tween bed-material load and bedform stract]. Irving, E.; Thorkelson, D. J., 1990, On de­ migration, Fraser River estuary, British Linden, R. H.; Schurer, P. J., 1988, Sedi­ termining paleohorizontal and latitudi­ Columbia. ment characteristics and sea-level his­ nal shifu-Paleomagnetism of Spences Kostaschuk, R. A.; Lutemauer, J. L.; Mc­ tory of Royal Roads Anchorage, Victo­ Bridge Group, British Columbia. Kenna, G. T.; Moslow, T. F., 1990, Mor­ ria, British Columbia. Miller, R. B.; Johnson, S. Y.; McDougall, J. phology and sediment transport in a sub­ Palmer, A. J. M.; Clague, J. J., 1991, Dia­ W., 1990, Comment and reply on "Dis­ marine channel system-Fraser River tom assemblage analysis and sea level cordant paleomagnetic poles from the delta, British Columbia [abstract]. change, Serpentine River, British Co­ Canadian Coast Plutonic Complex-Re­ Kostaschuk, R. A.; MacDonald, G. M., lumbia. gional tilt rather than large displace­ 1988, Multitrack surveying of large Riddihough, R. P., 1982, Contemporary ver­ ment?"; Comment. bedforms. tical movements and tectonics on Mothenill, J. S., 1987, The use of paleo­ Lutemauer, J. L.; Finn, W. D. L., 1983, Canada's west coast [abstract]. magnetic logs in determining the post­ Stability of the Fraser River delta front. Wigen, S. 0.; Stephenson, F. E., 1980, glacial history of Vancouver Island [ab­ Syviuki, J. P. M.; Smith, J. N.; Calabrese, Mean sea level on the Canadian west stract]. E. A.; Boudreau, B. P., 1988, Basin sed­ coasL Mothenill, J. S., 1989, Paleomagnetic dat­ imentation and the growth of prograding Williams, H. F. L., 1990, Holocene sea­ ing of postglacial sediments, Vancouver deltas. level change and delta growth-Fraser Island, Canada. Tassone, B. L., 1990, Recent growth pat­ River delta, British Columbia [abstract]. Mothenill, J. S., 1990, The paleomagnetic terns of the Fraser River delta [ abstract]. Williams, H.F. L.; Lutemauer, J. L., 1990, and tephra record of Mara Lake, south­ Williams, H. F. L., 1990, Holocene sea­ Shallow structure and growth of the central British Columbia [abstract]. level change and delta growth-Fraser southern Fraser River delta-Prelimi­ Mothenill, J. S.; Fraser, J. D., 1989, The River delta, British Columbia [abstract]. nary field results. postglacial paleomagnetic record for BRITISH COLUMBIA - SEA British Columbia - Soll mechanics, Vancouver Island [abstract]. LEVEL, SUBSIDENCE AND aee BRITISH COLUMBIA - Tomer, G. M., 1987, A 5000 year geomag­ UPLIFT ENGINEERING GEOLOGY netic palaeosecular variation record from western Canada. Brandon, M. T.; Davis, E. E.; Dragen, Herb; BRITISH COLUMBIA - SOILS, Umhoefer, P. J.; Dragovich, J. D.; Cary, J. Hudson, R. D., 1987, The potential for SEDIMENTS, AND geodetic monitoring of aseismic slip at A.; Engebretson, D. C., 1989, Refine­ STRATIGRAPHY the surface trace of the Vancouver Island ments of the "Baja British Columbia" Baxter, Sonny, 1987, Unusual folding and subduction thrust [abstract]. plate-tectonic model for nonhward rolling of glacio-lacustrine sediments, translation along the margin of western Clague, J. J., 1987, The use of geological upper Fraser Canyon, British Columbia Nonh America. evidence in reconstructing recent [abstract]. crustal movements in British Colum­ Umhoefer, P. J.; Magloughlin, J. F., 1990, Bazett, D. J.; McCammon, N. R., 1986, bia-Potential and problems [abstract]. Comment and reply on "Discordant pa­ Foundations of the Annacis cable-stayed leomagnetic poles from the Canadian Clague, J. J., 1989, Late Quaternary sea bridge. level change and crustal deformation, Coast Plutonic Complex-Regional tilt Brierley, G. J., 1991, Bar aedimentology of southwestern British Columbia. rather than large-scale displacement?"; the Squamish River, British Columbia­ Comment. Clague, J. J., 1989, Sea levels on Canada's Defmition and application of morpho­ Pacific coast-Past and future trends.• stratigraphic units. BRITISH COLUMBIA - RIVER Clague, J. J.; Bobrowsky, P. T., 1990, Holo­ MORPHOLOGY Brooks, G. R., 1990, The recognition of cene sea level change and crustal defor­ landslide damming, in alpine river val­ Brierley, G. J., 1991, Bar sedimentology of mation, southwestern British Columbia. leys from backwater sediments [ab­ the Squamish River, British Columbia­ Clague, J. J.; Uchti-Federovich, S.; Guil­ stract]. Definition and application of morpho­ bault, J.-P.; Mathewes, R. W., 1990, Bustin, R. M., 1990, Stratigraphy, sedimen­ stratigraphic units. Holocene sea level change, south­ tology, and petroleum source rock po­ Cruden, D. M.; Lu Z-Y., 1989, The geomor­ coastal British Columbia. tential of the Georgia Basin, southwest phic impact of the catastrophic October De Young, E. J.; Clark, J. A., 1990, Glacio­ British Columbia and northwest Wash­ 1984 flood on the planform of Squamish isostatic deformation caused by the Cor­ ington State. River, southwestern British Columbia­ dilleran ice sheet as an indicator of man­ England, T. D. J., 1988, Stratigraphy and Discusaion. tle viscosity in British Columbia [ab­ strucwre of the Nanaimo Basin, south­ Duggan, D. M.; Lutemauer, J. L., 1985, stract]. western British Columbia [abstract]. Development-induced tidal flat erosion, Dragen, Herb, 1987, Contemporary crustal England, T. D. J., 1989, Uthostratigraphy Fraser River delta, British Columbia. deformation measurements on central of the Nanaimo Group, Georgia Basin, Hickin, E. J.; Sichingabula, H. M., 1989, Vancouver Island. [abstract]. southwestern British Columbia. The geomorphic impact of the cata- l INDEX BRITISH COLUMBIA- STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY 91

England, T. D. J.; Hiscott, R. N., 1991, Williams, H.F. L.; Luternauer, J. L., 1990, Kostaschuk, R. A.; llenich, S. A.; Luter­ Upper Nanaimo Group and younger Shallow structure and growth of the nauer, J. L., 1990, Relationships be­ strata, outer Gulf Islands, southwestern southern Fraser River delta-Prelimi­ tween bed-material load and bedform British Columbia. nary field results. migration, Fraser River estuary, British Haggan, J. W., 1991, A new assessment of Willmer, Bruce; Middleton, Gerard, 1990, Columbia. the age of the basal Nanaimo Group, A sedimentological description of allu­ Kostaschuk, R. A.; Luternauer, J. L.; Mc­ Gulf Islands, British Columbia. vial fans of the Fraser River Valley, Brit­ Kenna, G. T.; Moslow, T. F., 1990, Mor­ Hamilton, T. S., 1991, Seismic stratigraphic ish Columbia [abstract]. phology and sediment transpon in a sub­ evidence for the distribution and facies BRITISH COLUMBIA - marine channel system-Fraser River of thick glaciomarine deposits beneath delta, British Columbia (abstract]. the Strait of Georgia and adjacent fjords STRAIT OF GEORGIA Kostaschuk, R. A.; Stephan, B. A.; Luter­ [abstract]. Hamilton, T. S., 1991, Seismic stratigraphic nauer, J. L., 1989, Sediment dynamics Hanna, R. L; Verosub, K. L, 1989, A re­ evidence for the distribution and facies and implications for submarine land­ view of lacustrine paleomagnetic re­ of thick glaciomarine deposits beneath slides at the mouth of the Fraser River, cords from western Nonh America- the Strait of Georgia and adjacent fjords British Columbia. 0-40,000 years BP. [abstract]. Luternauer, J. L.; Finn, W. D. L., 1983, Kostaschuk, R. A.; Ilenich, S. A.; Luter­ Hamilton, T. S.; Hart, B. S., 1991, The phys­ Stability of the Fraser River delta front. nauer, J. L., 1990, Relationships be­ iography, structure and growth of the Moslow, T. F.; Luternauer, J. L.; Kosta­ tween bed-material load and bedform Fraser Delta front-Strait of Georgia, schuk, R. A., 1991, Patterns and rates of migration, Fraser River estuary, British British Columbia [abstract]. sedimentation on the Fraser River delta Columbia. Hamilton, T. S.; Jewsbury, G.; Frydecky, I. slope, British Columbia.• Luternauer, J. L.; Oague, J. J.; Feeney, T. I., 1987, Single channel seismic data, Nobes, D. C.; Hamilton, T. S.; Canwright, D., 1991, A 367 m core from southwest­ for the Strait of Georgia-British Co­ P., 1990, Structure of the southwestern ern Fraser River delta, British Colum­ lumbia, Canada and Washington, U.S.A. Fraser River delta as determined from bia. Han, B. S.; Barrie, J. V.; Currie, R. G.; geoelectric sounding. Lynch, J. V. G., 1990, Georgia Basin proj­ Lutemauer, J. L.; Prior, D. B.; Macdon­ Robens, M. C.; Williams, H. F. L; Luter­ ect-Stratigraphy and structure of Gam­ ald, R. D., 1991, High resolution seis­ nauer, J. L.; Cameron, B. E. B., 1985, bier Group rocks in the Howe Sound­ mic and side-scan sonar mapping of the Sedimentary framework of the Fraser Mamquam River area, southwest Coast Fraser Delta front and adjacent Strait of River delta, British Columbia-Prelim­ Belt, British Columbia. Georgia, British Columbi!l. inary field and laboratory results. Maxon, J. A., 1991, 40Ar/39 Ar evidence for Muny, T. S.; Hebenstreit, G. T., 1989, Tsu­ Willmer, Bruce; Middleton, Gerard, 1990, the timing and tectonics of basin clo­ nami amplitudes from local eanhquakes A sedimentological description of allu­ sure-Tyaughton basin, southwest Brit­ in the Pacific Nonhwest region ofNonh vial fans of the Fraser River Valley, Brit­ ish Columbia [abstract]. America, Part 2-Strait of Georgia, ish Columbia (abstract]. Juan de Fuca Strait, and Puget Sound. Moslow, T. F.; Luternauer, J. L.; Kosta­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - schuk, R. A., 1991, Patterns and rates of Piu, P. L; Smith, R. D.; Sheffler, G. C.; sedimentation on the Fraser River delta Warren, R. D.; Clements, R. M.; Hamil­ STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND slope, British Columbia.• ton, T. S., 1988, A pulsed plasma jet TECTONICS [GENERAL WORKS] Mothenill, J. S., 1990, The paleomagnetic acoustic source for profiling the ocean Bobrowsky, P. T.; Clague, J. J., 1990, Neo- and tephra record of Mara Lake, floor. tectonic investigations on western Van­ southcentral British Columbia [ab­ Seemann, D. A.; Hamilton, T. S.; Halpenny, couver bland, British Columbia. stract]. J. F., 1990, A high resolution multipara­ Brandon, M. T., 1989, Deformational styles Mustard, P. S.; Monger, J. W. H., 1991, meter geophysical survey of the conti­ in a sequence of olistostromal melanges, Upper Cretaceous-Tertiary Georgia nental margin basin from Georgia Strait Pacific Rim Complex, western Vancou­ Basin, British Columbia-Forearc or to Puget Sound [abstract]. ver Island, Canada. foreland? [abstract]. White, D. J.; Oowes, R. M., 1984, Seismic Bustin, R. M., 1990, Stratigraphy, sedimen­ Mustard, P. S.; Rouse, G. E., 1990, Sedi­ investigation of the Coast Plutonic tology, and petroleum source rock po­ mentary outliers of the eastern Georgia Complex-Insular Belt boundary be­ tential of the Georgia Basin, southwest neath the Strait of Georgia. Basin, margin, British Columbia. British Columbia and nonhwest Wash­ Robena, M. C., 1990, Sedimentary frame­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - ington State. work of the nonhern section of Fraser STREAM SEDIMENTS Chiu, S. K. L.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Phadke, Suhas, 1986, Three-dimensional deter­ River delta, British Columbia [abstract]. Berger, G. W.; Luternauer, J. L; Oague, J. Robena, M. C.; Williams, H. F. L.; Luter­ mination of structure and velocity by J., 1990, Zeroing tests and application of seismic tomography. nauer, J. L.; Cameron, B. E. B., 1985, thermoluminescence dating to Fraser Clowes, R. M., 1984, Phase 1 LITHO­ Sedimentary framework of the Fraser River delta sediments.• River delta, British Columbia-Prelim­ PROBE-A coordinated national geo­ Hamilton, T. S.; Han, B. S., 1991, The phys­ science project. inary field and laboratory results. iography, structure and growth of the Oowes, R. M., 1985, Southern Vancouver Syvitski, J. P. M.; Smith, J. N.; Calabrese, Fraser Delta front-Strait of Georgia, Island-Seismic reflection imaging of E. A.; Boudreau, B. P., 1988, Basin sed­ British Columbia [abstract]. imentation and the growth of prograding Wrangellia and Tertiary undenhrusting Ilersich, S. A.; Kostaschuk, R. A.; Luter­ (abstract]. deltas. nauer, J. L., 1990, Relationships be­ Drew, J. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1987, The Van­ Thodtelson, D. J., 1989, Eocene sedimenta­ tween bed-material load and bedform couver bland (Canada) seismic refrac­ tion and volcanism in the Fig Laite gra­ migration-Fraser River estuary, Brit­ tion experiment-Reinterpretation ben, southwestern British Columbia. ish Columbia (abstract]. Turner, G. M., 1987, A 5000 year geomag­ using constraints from LITHOPROBE Kostaschuk, R. A.; Church, M. A.; Luter­ reflection data [abstract]. netic palaeosecular variation record nauer, J. L., 1991, Acoustic images of Drummond, K. J., chairman; and others, from western Canada. turbulent flow structures in Fraser River 1982, rev. 1984, Plate-tectonic map of estuary, British Columbia. the circum-Pacific region, Pacific Basin sheeL 92 BRITISH COLUMBIA- STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

England, T. D. J.; Calon, T. J., 1990, Late the Coast Belt, western Canadian Cor­ Wheeler, J. 0.; McFeely, P., 1989, New Cretaceous to Paleogene structural evo­ dillera [abstract]. edition of the tectonic assemblage map of lution of Georgia Basin, southwestern Monger, J. W. H.; Price, R. A., 1979, Geo­ the Canadian Cordillera and adjacent British Columbia [abstract). dynamic evolution of the Canadian Cor­ United States [abstract]. England, T. D. J.; Calon, T. J., 1991, The dillera-Progress and problems. Cowichan fold and thrust system, Van­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - Muller, J. E., 1977, Evolution of the Pacific STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND couver Island, southwestern British Co­ margin, Vancouver Island, and adjacent lumbia. regions. TECTONICS - ACCRETION Fuis, G. S.; Clowes,R. M., 1991, A compar­ Mustard, P. S.; Monger, J. W. H., 1991, AND ACCRETED TERRANES ison of deep continental -margin struc­ Upper Cretaceous-Tertiary Georgia Ave Lallemant, H. G.; Oldow, J. S., 1988, ture along transecu in southern Alaska, Basin, British Columbia-Forearc or Early Mesozoic southward migration of southern Vancouver Island, and central foreland? [abstract]. Cordilleran transpreuional terranes. California [abstract).• Nienaber, W.; Hibbs, R. D.; Dosso, H. W.; Brandon, M. T., 1986, Comment and reply Green, A. G., 198S, Phase I-Mapping deep Law, L. K., 1982, An estimate of the on "Comments on the growth of accre­ crustal structure beneath Vancouver ls­ conductivity structure for the Vancouver tionary wedges"-Comment. land [abstract). Island region from geomagnetic results. Calvert, A. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1990, Reflec­ Green, A. G., 1988, Tectonic and magmatic Parrish, R. R., 1982, Application of fission tions from the accreted margin western underplating as deduced from seismic track dating to the Cenozoic tectonic Canada-Evidence for the migration of reflection and refraction profiling [ ab­ and thennal history of the Coast Moun­ fluids and a major shear zone above the stract). tains of British Columbia, southwest 1ubducting plate [abstract]. Hamilton, T. S.; Monger, J. W. H., 1990, Canada [abstract]. Clowes, R. M., 1984, Transect B2-Utho- Georgia Basin-Regional geology, tec­ Phadke, Suhas, 1988, Imaging crustal dif­ 1pheric structure across an accretionary tonics and hydrocarbon potential [ab­ fraction zones and seismic tomography. margin off western Canada [abstract]. stract). Phadke, Suhas; Kanasewich, E. R., 1989, Davia, E. E.; Hyndman, R. D.; Villinger, Hawthorne, R., 1990, Reprocessing Van­ Tomographic detennination of crustal Heiner, 1989, Thennal structure, physi­ couver Island LITHOPROBE data. structure and velocity gradients [ab­ cal properties and fluid expulsion in the Irving, E.; Yole, R. W., 1987, Tectonic rota­ stract]. northern Cascadia accretionary prism tions and translations in western Can­ Phadke, Suhas; Kanasewich, E. R., 1990, off Vancouver Island [abstract]. ada-New evidence from Jurassic rocks Seismic tomography to obtain velocity Hyndman, R. D.; Davis, E. E., 1989, The of Vancouver Island. gradients and three-dimensional struc­ Cascadia accretionary prism at Vancou­ Journeay, J.M.; Csontos, L., 1989, Prelim­ ture and its application to reflection data ver Ialand-Thennal and pore pressure inary report on the structural setting on Vancouver Island. constraints on the zone of subduction along the southeast flank of the Coast Riddihough, R. P., 1987, Predicted present thrust earthquake failure [abstract]. Belt, British Columbia. plate motions in the Vancouver Island Hyndman, R. D.; Yorath, C. J.; Davis, E. E.; Kriens, B. J., 1988, Tectonic evolution of region [abstract]. Rohr, K. M. M.; Law, L. K., 1989, Van­ the Rou Lake area, northwest Washing­ Rogers, G. C., 1979, Earthquake fault plane couver Island accretionary sedimentary ton-southwest British Columbia.• solutions near Vancouver Island. prism [abstract]. Lowes, B. E., 1972, Metamorphic petrology Rogers, G. C., 1989, Geometry of the Juan Lambert, R. St J.; Chamberlain, V. E., 1988, and structural geology of the area east of de Fuca plate beneath Vancouver Island Cordilleria revisited, with a three-di­ Harrison Lake, British Columbia. from 1eismicity [abstract]. mensional model for Cretaceous teeton­ Lynch, J. V. G., 1990, Georgia Basin proj­ Rusmore, M. E.; Woodsworth, G. J., 1991, ics in British Columbia. ect-Stratigraphy and structure of Gam­ Coast Plutonic Complex-A mid-Creta­ Monger, J. W. H., 1988, Accretionary com­ bier Group rocks in the Howe Sound­ ceous contractional orogen. plexes-Structures forming Cordilleran Mamquam River area, southwest Coast Spence, G. D., 1981, VISP 80-A seismic crust [abstract]. Belt, British Columbia. project to study the oceanic/continental Rohr, K. M. M., 1989, Shale diapirism and 40 9 Maxon, J. A., 1991, Arl' Ar evidence for lithosphere transition across Vancouver thrusting in the accretionery [sic] front the timing and tectonics of basin clo­ Is. [abstract]. of Vancouver Island [abstract]. sure-'Iyaughton basin, southwest Brit­ Spence, G. D.; Ellis, R. M.; Clowes, R. M., Silver, E. A.; Breen, N. A.; Ellis, M. J.; ish Columbia [abstract). 1982, VISP ill-Ray tracing and itera­ Shipley, T. H., 1986, Comment and reply Millcereit, Bernd; Spencer, Carl; Mayrand, tive inversion of traveltimes for struc­ on "Comments on the growth of accre­ L. J., 1990, Migration and amplitude ture across the Juan de Fuca/America tionary wedges"-Reply. analysis of deep seismic reflection plate margin [abstract]. Umhoefer, P. J., 1987, Northward transl•· data-Processing results of CCSS data Valasek, P. A.; Finclch, P.; Demartin, M., lion of "Baja British Columbia" along a sets II and ill. 1990, Reprocessing of seismic reflec­ Late Cretaceous to Paleocene transform Monger, J. W. H., 1990, Georgia Basin proj­ tion data recorded on Vancouver Island, margin at the western edge of North ect-Structural evolution of parts of BC-CCSS data set ill. America [abstract]. southern Insular and southwestern Coast Van der Heyden, Peter; Woodworth, G. J., Yorath, C. J.; Davia, E. E., 1988, Cenozoic belts, British Columbia. 1988, Tectonic evolution of the coast accretion history of the Vancouver Ia­ Monger, J. W. H., 1990, Georgia Basin­ plutonic complex, British Columbia­ land continental margin [abstract]. Regional setting and adjacent Coast Implications of new U-Pb and K-Ar Yorath, C. J.; Hyndman, R. D.; Clowes, R. Mountains geology, British Columbia. dates [abstract]. M., 1987, Structure and accretion style Monger, J. W. H., 1990, Regional structural Walters, L. K., 1987, A geological interpre­ of the modem convergent margin of setting of Vancouver, British Columbia tation of LITHOPROBE seismic reflec­ western Canada [abstract]. [abstract]. tion profile 3, southern Vancouver Is­ Yorath, C. J.; Massey, N. W. D., 1989, Ter­ Monger, J. W. H.; Journeay, J. M.; Mustard, land, B.C. tiary accretion history of the Vancouver P. S.; Friedman, R. M., 1991, Nature of Island continental margin [abstract]. l INDEX BRITISH COLUMBIA- STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY 93

BRITISH COLUMBIA - Vanek, I. L.; Cook, F. A.; Clowes, R. M.; British Columbia determined from tele- STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND Spencer, C.; Kanasewich, E. R., 1989, 1ei1mic P-waveform analysis [abstract]. TECTONICS - FAULTS AND LITHOPROBE reflection traverse of Cassidy, 1. F.; Ellis, R. M., 1989, Teleseis­ LINEAMENTS southern British Columbia [abstract). mic P wave receiver function analysis in White, D. I.; Clowes, R. M., 1984, Seismic the Cascadia subduction zone [abstract]. Ague, I. I.; Brandon, M. T., 1990, Restora­ investigation of the Coast Plutonic Cassidy, I. F.; Ellis, R. M., 1990, The shear­ tion of offset along the Straight Creek­ Complex-Insular Belt boundary be­ velocity structure of the crust and upper Fraser fault system, Washington State neath the Strait of Georgia. mantle acro11 the northern Cascadia and British Columbia [abstract]. Wickens, A. 1., 1977, The upper mantle of subduction zone (abstract]. Clague, 1. 1., 1987, The use of geological southern British Columbia. Clowes, R. M., 1984, Transect 82-Litho­ evidence in reconstructing recent crust­ spheric structure across an accretionary al movemenu in British Columbia-Po­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - margin off western Canada [abstract]. tential and problems [abstract]. STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND Clowes, R. M., 1990, Structure and tectonic Coleman, M. E.; Parrish, R.R., 1990, Eo­ TECTONICS - STRESS AND evolution of the we1ternmo1t Canadian cene deformation in the Bridge River STRAIN Cordillera-A multidisciplinary ap­ terrane, B.C.-Constraints on dextral Dragen, Herb, 1986, A summary of recent proach [abstract). movement on the Fraser fault [abstract]. geodetic measurement of surface defor­ Clowes, R. M.; Brandon, M. T.; LITHO­ Fyfe, W. S.; Kerrich, R.; Hicock, S. R.; mation on central Vancouver Island, PROBE Team (Green, A. G.; Yorath, C. Colloza, F. C., 1987, LITHOPROBE­ British Columbia. I.; Kanuewich, E. R.; Sutherland Faults and fluids. Lisowski, Michael, 1985, Geodetic strain Brown, A.; Spencer, C.), 1986, LITHO­ Gilliland, I. M.; Coleborn, R. 1.; Brandon, measurements in central Vancouver Is­ PROBE-Vancouver Island-Cenozoic M. T., 1985, Magnetic models of the land. subduction complex imaged by deep geologic structure of southern Vancou­ seismic reflections [abstract]. ver bland near the Leech River fault BRITISH COLUMBIA - Clowes, R. M.; Brandon, M. T.; LITHO­ [abstract). STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND PROBE Team (Green, A. G.; Yorath, C. Journeay, 1. M., 1989, Late Mesozoic and TECTONICS - SUBDUCTION I.; Sutherland Brown, A.; Kanasewich, Cenozoic fault systems of the southern see also MARINE GEOWGY - E. R.; Spencer, C.), 1985, LITHO­ coast belt [abstract). SUBDUCTION - BRITISH PROBE-Southern Vancouver Island Mathews, W. H., 1987, Recent fault scarps COLUMBIA Cenozoic subduction complex imaged in southern British Columbia [abstract). Agarwal, A.; Dosso, H. W., 1990, A three by deep seismic reflections [abstract). Miller, M. G., 1988, Possible pre-Cenozoic dimensional thin sheet numerical model Clowes, R. M.; Ellis, R. M.; Spence, G. D., left-lateral slip on the Yalakom fault, study of EM induction in the Vancouver 1982, VISP I-The Vancouver Island southwestern British Columbia. Island region [abstract). Seismic Project-Reflections from the Rusmore, M. E.; Woodsworth, G.1., 1988, Armstrong, R. L.; Muller, I.E.; Harakal, I. subducting lithosphere [abstract]. Eastern margin of the Coast Plutonic E.; Muehlenbachs, K., 1985, The Neo­ Clowes, R. M.; Hyndman, R. D.; Yorath, C. Complex, Mount Waddington map area, gene Alen Bay volcanic belt of northern 1.; Davis, E. E., 1989, The structure of B.C. Vancouver Island, Canada-Descend­ the western Canada subduction zone­ Thorkelson, D. I., 1989, Eocene sedimenta­ ing-plate-edge volcanism in the arc­ Implications for the tectonic history of tion and volcanism in the Fig Lake gra­ trench gap. the Canadian Cordillera [abstract). ben, southwestern British Columbia. Brandon, M. T., 1984, Deformational pro­ Clowes, R. M.; LITHOPROBE Team BRITISH COLUMBIA - cesses affecting unlithified sedimenu at (Green, A. G.; Yorath, C. I.; Brandon, STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND active margins-A field study and a M. T.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Sutherland structural model. Brown, A.; Spencer, C.), 1985, LITHO­ TECTONICS - GEOPHYSICS Brandon, M. T., 1986, Comment and reply PROBE - Vancouver Island-Wrangel­ Clowes, R. M., 1984, Transect 82-Lithos- on "Commenu on the growth of accre­ lia and Cenozoic subduction complex pheric structure across an accretionary tionary wedges"-Comment. imaged by deep seismic reflections (ab­ margin off western Canada [abstract). Brandon, M. T.; Davis, E. E.; Dragert, Herb; stract). Cumming, W. B.; Clowes, R. M.; Ellis, R. Hudson, R. D., 1987, The potential for Clowes, R. M.; Spence, G.D.; Ellis, R. M.; M., 1979, Crustal structure from a seis­ geodetic monitoring of aseismic slip at Waldron, D. A., 1986, Structure of the mic refraction profile across southern the surface trace of the Vancouver Island lithosphere in a young subduction British Columbia. subduction thrust [abstract). zone-Results from reflection and re­ Dehler, S. A.; Clowes, R. M., 1987, Seismic Calven, A. 1.; Clowes, R. M., 1989, The fraction studies. refraction modelling of the Queen Char­ reflectivity of the accretionary complex Davis, E. E.; Hyndman, R. D.; Villinger, lone fault zone [abstract). of western Canada [abstract]. Heiner, 1989, Thermal structure, physi­ Monger, I. W. H., 1991, Continent-ocean Calven, A. I.; Clowes, R. M., 1990, Deep, cal propcnies and fluid expulsion in the interactions built Vancouver's founda­ high-amplitude reflections from a major northern Cascadia accretionary prism tions. shear zone above the subducting Iuan de off Vancouver Island [abstract). Monger, I. W. H.; Clowes, R. M.; Currie, R. Fuca plate. Dehler, S. A.; Clowes, R. M., 1989, Struc­ G.; Hoy, Trygve; Hyndman, R. D.; Calvert, A. I.; Clowes, R. M., 1990, Reflec­ tural models across the northern Casca­ Preto, V. A.; Price, R. A.; Riddihough, tions from the accreted margin western dia subduction zone-An integration of R. P.; Simony, P. S.; and others, 1982, Canada-Evidence for the migration of geophysical data [abstract). Southern Canadian Cordillera-Tran­ fluids and a major shear zone above the DcLaurier, I. M.; Kunz, R. D.; Gupta, I. C., sect 82 [abstract]. 1ubducting plate [abstract]. 1985, A magnetotelluric survey over the Morgan, Joanna; Warner, Mike, 1990, Inter­ Cassidy, I. F.; Ellis, R. M., 1989, Modelling subduction zone under Vancouver Is­ pretation of a combined refraction and of broadband teleseismic P-waveforms land, B.C. [abstract). reflection profile across the western Ca­ to obtain the subduction geometry be­ Dono, H. W.; Chen, I.; Nienaber, W., 1990, nadian active margin. neath southwestern British Columbia Comparison of analogue model and field Potter, C. 1., 1989, The deep structure of [abstract). station EM responses on southern Van­ North American accreted terranes from Cassidy, I. F.; Ellis, R. M., 1989, The sub­ couver Island. deep seismic reflection data. duction geometry beneath southwestern 94 BRITISH COLUMBIA - TSUNAMIS AND SEICHES OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Dosso, H. W.; Nienaber, W.; Hu, W. B., Kanasewich, E. R.; Burianyk, M. J. A., Weber, M. H., 1990, Application of the 1985, Electromagnetic modeling of 1990, Western Canadian LITHOPROBE Gaussian beam method to refraction coastal regions (abstract]. profiles and seismicity [abstract]. data from the subduction zone beneath Dragert, Herb; Kouba, J.; Lisowski, Mi­ Kurtz, R. D.; DeLaurier, J.M.; Gupta, J.C., Vancouver Island and the North Ameri­ chael, 1990, GPS measurement of 1990, The electrical conductivity distri­ can mainland. crustal deformation in the northern bution beneath Vancouver Island-A re­ Yorath, C. J.; Clowes, R. M.; Green, A.G.; Cascadia subduction zone (abstract]. gion of active plate subduction. Sutherland Brown, A.; Brandon, M. T.; Fowler, C. M. R.; Pandit, B. I., 1990, Anal­ Kurtz, R. D.; Gupta, J.C.; DeLaurier, J.M., Massey, N. W. D.; Kanasewich, E. R.; ysis of CCSS data set 1-Reflection-re­ 1985, A magnetotelluric survey over an Hyndman, R. D.; Spencer, C., 1985, fraction data from the Vancouver Island active subduction zone [abstract]. LITHOPROBE-Phase I-Southern continental margin of western Canada. Kunz, R. D.; Gupta, J. C.; DeLaurier, J. M., Vancouver Island-Integration of re­ Fyfe, W. S.; Kerrich, R.; Hicock, S. R.; 1987, The electrical conductivity struc­ flection seismic proflles with surface Colloza, F. C., 1987, LITHOPROBE­ ture in the active subduction zone be­ geological mapping (abstract). Faults and fluids. neath Vancouver Island (abstract). Yorath, C. J.; Clowes, R. M.; Green, A.G.; Gough, D. I., 1986, Magnetotelluric evi­ Langston, C. A., 1981, Evidence for the Sutherland Brown, A.; Brandon, M. T.; dence for subduction of seafioor sedi­ subducting lithosphere under southern Massey, N. W. D.; Spencer, C.; Kana­ ments. Vancouver Island and western Oregon sewich, E. R.; Hyndman, R. D., 1985, Green, A. G.; Clowes, R. M.; Ellis, R. M., from teleseismic P wave conversions. LITHOPROBE-Phase I-Southern 1990, Crustal studies across Vancouver Lewis, T. J.; Bentkowski, W. H.; Davis, E. Vancouver Island-Preliminary analy­ Island and adjacent offshore margin. E.; Hyndman, R. D.; Souther, J. G.; ses of reflection seismic profiles and Green, A. G.; Clowes, R. M.; Yorath, C. J.; Wright, J. A., 1989, Thermal structure of surface geological studies. Spencer, C.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Suther­ the northern (Canadian) Cascades. Yorath, C. J.; Davis, E. E., 1988, Cenozoic land Brown, A.; Brandon, M. T.; Mas­ Marshall, Jocelyn, 1985, LITHOPROBE accretion history of the Vancouver ls­ sey, N. W. D.; Hyndman, R. D., 1985, maps subduction zone. land continental margin [abstract). LITHOPROBE-Phase 3-Mapping of McKirdy, D. M.; Gough, D. I.; Woods, D. Yorath, C. J.; Hyndman, R. D.; Davis, E. E.; an active subduction zone (abstract]. V.; Geiger, H. D., 1987, Conductive Clowes, R. M., 1989, The northern Green, N. L, 1980, Spatial coexistence of structures beneath the EMSLAB land Cascadia subduction zone at Vancouver two distinct magmatic associations, array [abstract). Island-Seismic structure and tectonic S.W. British Columbia-Implications Mereu, R. F., 1990, An interpretation of history [abstract). for subduction zone magma genesis (ab­ CCSS data set I using the triangular BRITISH COLUMBIA - stract]. block model method. TSUNAMIS AND SEICHES Hyndman, R. D., 1988, Dipping seismic re­ Muller, J. E.; Armstrong, R. L; Harakal, J. Evans, S. G., 1989, The 1946 Mount Colo­ flectors, electrically conductive zones, E.; Muehlenbachs, K., 1982, The Neo­ nel Foster rock avalanches and auoci­ and trapped water in the crust over a gene Alen Bay volcanic belt of northern ated displacement wave, Vancouver Is­ 1ubducting plate. Vancouver Island [abstract). land, British Columbia. Hyndman, R. D.; Davis, E. E., 1989, The Nyland, E.; Li, Quin, 1986, Analysis of Hebenstreit, G. T.; Murty, T. S., 1989, Tsu­ Cascadia accretionary prism at Vancou­ seismic instability of the Vancouver Is­ nami amplitudes from local earthquakes ver bland-Thermal and pore pressure land LITHOPROBE transect. in the Pacific Northwest region of North constrainu on the zone of subduction Riddihough, R. P., 1985, A symposium on America; Part 1-The outer coast. thrust earthquake failure (abstract]. the deep structure of southern Vancou­ Murty, T. S.; Boilard, Lise, 1969, The tsu­ Hyndman, R. D.; Rogers, G. C.; Dragen, ver Island-Results of LITHOPROBE nami in Alberni Inlet caused by the Herb, 1989, Thermal, pore pressure and Phase 1-19 April 1985. Alaska earthquake of March 1964. vertical deformation limits on the zone Rogers, G. C., 1983, Seismotectonics of Murty, T. S.; Crean, P. B., 1986, Numerical of major thrust earthquake failure be­ British Columbia (abstract). neath the Vancouver Island subduction simulation of the uunami of June 23, Rogers, G. C., 1986, Seismotectonics of 1946 in British Columbia, Canada. zone (abstract). western Canada [abstract]. Hyndman, R. D.; Yorath, C. J.; Clowes, R. Murty, T. S.; Hebenstreit, G. T., 1989, Tsu­ Rogers, G. C.; Dragen, Herb, 1989, The nami amplitudes from local earthquakes M.; Davis, E. E., 1990, The northern current potential for major earthquakes in the Pacific Northwest region of North Cascadia subduction zone at Vancouver in southwest British Columbia (ab­ Island-Seismic structure and tectonic America, Part 2-Strait of Georgia, stract). Juan de Fuca Strait, and Puget Sound. history. Rohr, K. M. M., 1989, Shale diapirism and Obee, Bruce, 1989, Tsunami! Hyndman, R. D.; Yorath, C. J.; Davis, E. E.; thrusting in the accretionery [sic) front Clowes, R. M., 1989, The northern Sokolowski, T. J.; Fuller, G. W.; Blackford, of Vancouver Island [abstract). M. E.; Jorgensen, W. J., 1983, The Cascadia subduction zone at Vancouver Silver, E. A.; Breen, N. A.; Ellis, M. J.; Island-Structure, history and sediment Alaska Tsunami Warning Center'• auto­ Shipley, T. H., 1986, Comment and reply matic earthquake processing system. accretion processes (abstract). on "Commenu on the growth of accre­ Hyndman, R. D.; Yorath, C. J.; Davis, E. E.; White, W. R. H., 1966, The Alaska earth- tionary wedges"-Reply. quake-Ju effect in Canada. Rohr, K. M. M.; Law, L. K., 1989, Van­ Spence, G. D.; Clowes, R. M.; Ellis, R. M., couver Island accretionary sedimentary 1985, Seismic structure across the ac­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - prism (abstract). tive subduction zone of western Can­ VANCOUVER Iwasaki, Takaya; Shimamura, Hideki, 1990, ada.* Ashford, P. G., 1988, Geological hazard as­ Velocity structure model determined Thybo, Hans, 1990, Interpretation of coin­ seument of a residential development in from onshore-offshore seismic profiling cident seismic reflection and refraction West Vancouver, British Columbia. across Vancouver Island and adjacent profiles across the active subduction Bazett, D. J.; McCammon, N. R., 1986, continental margin. zone of western Canada. Foundations of the Annaci• cable-stayed Jones, A. G.; Kunz, R. D.; Gupta, J.C., Wahlstrom, Rutger; Rogers, G. C., 1990, bridge. 1988, Magnetotelluric studies across se­ Source parameters for earthquakes in Byrne, P. M.; Anderson, D. L; Atukorala, lected key targets in Canada (abstract]. the Vancouver Island region of the Upul; Joseph, Adrian, 1987, Seismic Cascadia subduction zone [abstract). risk at Vancouver International Airport. INDEX BRITISH COLUMBIA- VANCOUVER ISLAND 95

Danner, W. R., 1990, Clastic dykes exposed (Ms-7) and 1957 (Ms-6) Vancouver Is­ the Vancouver Island region of the at Point Grey, Vancouver, B.C. evidence land earthquakes [abstract]. Cascadia subduction zone [abstract]. for an ancient earthquake? [abstract]. Clague, J. J.; Shilts, W. W;, 1989, Evidence Wahlstrom, Rutger; Rogen, G. C.; Ellis, R. Laesecke, R. F., 1989, Factors causing in­ of paleoseismicity obtained by sub­ M., 1986, Reassessment of aeismicity stability of rock slopes along the Van­ bottom acoustic profiling of lakes [ab­ and seismotectonic implications for the couver-Squamish highway in south­ stract]. region west of Vancouver Island [ab­ western British Columbia. Clague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W.; Unden, R.H., stract). Monger, J. W. H., 1990, Regional structural 1989, Application of subbottom profil­ Wuorinen, Vilho, 1976, Seismic microzona­ setting of Vancouver, British Columbia ing to assessing seismic risk on Vancou­ tion of Victoria, a social response to [abstract]. ver Island, British Columbia. risk. Monger, J. W. H., 1991, Continent-ocean Evans, S. G., 1989, The 1946 Mount Colo­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - interactions built Vancouver's founda­ nel Foster rock avalanches and associ­ tions. ated displacement wave, Vancouver Is­ VANCOUVER ISLAND - Nicol, Doug, 1987, The feasibility and tech­ land, British Columbia. ENGINEERING GEOLOGY nical design of a proposed Squamish Foster, H. D.; Carey, R. F., 1976, The sim­ Byrne, P. M.; Vaziri, Hans; Atukorala, Upal; highway tunnel. ulation of eanhquake damage. Fraser, Donald, 1988, Model teats on Rainer, J. H.; Jablonski, A. M.; Law, K.. T.; Hasegawa, H. S.; Rogers, G. C., 1978, seismic stability of an approach fill em­ Allen, D. E., 1990, The San Francisco Quantification of the magnitude 7.3, bankment, Annacis Island Bridge Proj­ area earthquake of 1989 and im­ British Columbia earthquake of June 23, ect, Vancouver, Canada. plications for the Greater Vancouver 1946. Foster, H. D., 1976, Coastal erosion-A area. Hodgson, J. H.; Milne, W. G., 1951, Direc­ natural hazard of the Saanich Peninsula, Withers; N. J.; Howie, J.; Hughes, J.M. 0.; tion of faulting in cenain eanhquakes of Vancouver Island. Robenson, P. K.., 1989, Performance and the north Pacific. BRITISH COLUMBIA - analysis of cone pressuremeter tests in Hyndman, R. D.; Davis, E. E., 1989, The VANCOUVER ISLAND - sands. Cascadia accretionary prism at Vancou­ GEOCHRONOLOGY ver Island-Thermal and pore pressure BRITISH COLUMBIA - Armstrong, R. L.; Muller, J. E.; Harakal, J. VANCOUVER ISLAND - constraints on the zone of subduction thrust earthquake failure [abstract]. E.; Muehlenbachs, K.., 1985, The Neo­ gene Alen Bay volcanic belt of northern AREAL GEOLOGY Hyndman, R. D.; Rogen, G. C.; Dragen, Vancouver Island, Canada-Descend­ Howes, D. E., 1981, Terrain inventory and Herb, 1989, Thermal, pore pressure and ing-plate-edge volcanism in the arc­ geological hazards-Northern Vancou­ vertical deformation limits on the zone trench gap. ver Island. of major thrust earthquake failure be­ Muller, J. E., 1977, Evolution of the Pacific neath the Vancouver Island subduction Mothenill, J. S., 1987, The use of paleo­ margin, Vancouver Island, and adjacent zone [abstract]. magnetic logs in determining the post­ glacial history of Vancouver Island [ab­ regions. Mathews, W. H., 1979, Landslides of cen­ stract). Wuorinen, Vilho, 1976, Seismic microzona­ tral Vancouver Island and the 1946 tion of Victoria, a social response to earthquake. Mothenill, J. S., 1989, Paleomagnetic dat­ ing of poatglacial sediments, Vancouver risk. Murty, T. S.; Crean, P. B., 1986, Numerical Island, Canada. BRITISH COLUMBIA - simulation of the tsunami of June 23, VANCOUVER ISLAND 1946 in British Columbia, Canada. BRITISH COLUMBIA - EARTHQUAKES AND Nabelek, J. L, 1989, Rupture characteris­ VANCOUVER ISLAND - tics of large earthquakes along the Juan SEISMOLOGY GEOPHYSICS - ACOUSTIC de Fuca subduction zone using histori­ SURVEYS Bobrowsky, P. T.; Clague, J. J., 1990, Holo­ cal seismograms. cene sediments from Saanich Inlet, Brit­ Clague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W., 1989, Evidence Rogen, G. C., 1975, The Vancouver Island of paleo1ei1micity obtained by sub­ ish Columbia, and their neotectonic im­ earthquake of July 5, 1972 [abstract). plications. bottom acoustic profiling of lakes [ab­ Rogen, G. C., 1977, A second look at the stract). Bobrowsky, P. T.; Clague, J. J., 1990, Neo­ British Columbia earthquake of 23 June, tectonic investigations on western Van­ Clague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W.; Linden, R.H., 1946 [abstract]. 1989, Application of 1ubbottom profil­ couver Island, British Columbia. Rogen, G. C., 1979, Earthquake fault plane Brandon, M. T., 1984, Deformational pro­ ing to a11euing seismic risk on Vancou­ solutions near Vancouver Island. ver bland, British Columbia. ceues affecting unlithified sediments at Rogen, G. C., 1989, Geometry of the Juan active margins-A field study and a de Fuca plate beneath Vancouver Island BRITISH COLUMBIA - structural model. from seismicity [abstract). VANCOUVER ISLAND - Byrne, P. M.; Vaziri, Hans; Atukorala, Upal; Rogen, G. C.; Hasegawa, H. S., 1978, A GEOPHYSICS - ELECTRICAL Fraser, Donald, 1988, Model tests on second look at the British Columbia SURVEYS (Including electro­ 1ei1mic stability of an approach fill em­ earthquake of June 23, 1946. magnetic and magnetotellurlc) bankment, Annacis Island Bridge Proj­ Rogen, G. C.; Spindler, Christopher, 1989, ect, Vancouver, Canada. Agarwal, A.; Do110, H. W., 1990, A three The 1978 Brooks Peninsula, Vancouver dimensional thin sheet numerical model Cassidy, J. F.; Ellis, R. M., 1990, The shear­ Island earthquakes [abstract). velocity structure of the crust and upper study of EM induction in the Vancouver Slawson, W. F.; Savage, J. C., 1978, Geo­ Island region [abstract]. mantle acro11 the northern Cascadia detic deformation associated with the subduction zone [abstract). Auld, D. R.; Do110, S. E.; Oldenburg, D. 1946 Vancouver Island, Canada, earth­ W.; Law, L. K., 1990, Monitoring of Caaaidy, J. F.; Ellis, R. M.; Rogen, G. C., quake [abstract]. 1987, The 1918 (Ms=7) and 1957 temporal change in electrical conductiv­ Spindler, Christopher; Rogen, G. C., 1989, ity in an area with recurring large seis­ (Ms=6) Vancouver Island earthquake• The 1978 Brooks Peninsula, Vancouver [abstract). mic events-Central Vancouver Island Island earthquakes [abstract]. [abstract]. Cassidy, J. F.; Ellis, R. M.; Rogen, G. C., Wahlstrom, Rutger; Rogen, G. C., 1990, 1987, A re-examination of the 1918 Source parameters for earthquakes in l 96 BRITISH COLUMBIA- VANCOUVER ISLAND OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Del.aurier, J.M.; Kunz, R. D.; Gupta, J.C., 1946 Vancouver Island, Canada, eanh­ fluids and a major shear zone above the 1985, A magnetotelluric survey over the quake [abstract]. subducting plate [abstract). subduction zone under Vancouver Is­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - Cassidy, J. F.; Ellis, R. M., 1989, The sub­ land, B.C. [abstract]. duction geometry beneath southwestern Dono, H. W.; Chen, J.; Nienaber, W., 1990, VANCOUVER ISLAND - British Columbia determined from Comparison of analogue model and field GEOPHYSICS - GRAVITY teleseismic P-waveform analysis [ab­ station EM responses on southern Van­ SURVEYS stract]. couver Island. Dragen, Herb, 1986, A summary of recent Cassidy, J. F.; Ellis, R. M., 1989, Teleseis­ Dono, H. W.; Nienaber, W.; Hu, W. 8., geodetic measurement of surface defor­ mic P wave receiver function analysis in 1985, Electromagnetic modeling of mation on central Vancouver Island, the Cascadia subduction zone [abstract). coastal regions [abstract]. British Columbia. Chiu, S. K. L.; K.anasewich, E. R.; Phadke, Gough, D. I., 1986, Magnetotelluric evi­ Dragen, Herb; Lamben, A.; Liard, J ., 1979, Suhas, 1986, Three-dimensional deter­ dence for subduction of seafloor sedi­ Time variations in precise gravity mea­ mination of structure and velocity by ments. surements in Canada [abstract). seismic tomography. Hyndman, R. D., 1988, Dipping seismic re­ Dragen, Herb; Lamben, A.; Liard, J., 1981, Clowes, R. M., 1984, Phase 1 LITHO­ flectors, electrically conductive zones, Repeated precise gravity measurements PROBE-A coordinated national geo­ and trapped water in the crust over a on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. science project. subducting plate. BRITISH COLUMBIA - Clowes, R. M., 1985, Southern Vancouver Jones, A. G.; Kunz, R. D.; Gupta, J.C., VANCOUVER ISLAND - Island-Seismic reflection imaging of 1988, Magnetotelluric studies across se­ Wrangellia and Teniary undenhrusting lected key targets in Canada [abstract]. GEOPHYSICS - MAGNETIC [abstract]. Kunz, R. D.; Del.aurier, J.M.; Gupta, J.C., SURVEYS Clowes, R. M., 1990, Structure and tectonic 1990, The electrical conductivity distri­ Arkani-Hamed, J.; Strangway, D. W., 1988, evolution of the westernmost Canadian bution beneath Vancouver Island-A re­ Interpretation of the aeromagnetic Cordillera-A multidisciplinary ap­ gion of active plate subduction. anomalies of southern Vancouver Is­ proach [abstract). Kunz, R. D.; Gupta, J.C.; DeLaurier, J.M., land. Clowes, R. M.; Brandon, M. T.; LITHO­ 1985, A magnetotelluric survey over an Currie, R. G.; Macfarlane, W. T., 1982, PROBE Team (Green, A. G.; Yorath, C. active subduction zone [abstract]. Magnetic susceptibility and aero­ J.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Sutherland Kunz, R. D.; Gupta, J.C.; Del.aurier, J.M., magnetic anomalies on southern Van­ Brown, A.; Spencer, C.), 1986, LITHO­ 1987, The electrical conductivity struc­ couver Island [abstract]. PROBE-Vancouver bland-Cenozoic ture in the active subduction zone be­ Del.aurier, J. M.; Law, L. K.; Auld, D. R., subduction complex imaged by deep neath Vancouver Island [abstract]. 1972, A geomagnetic profile across the seismic reflections [abstract]. Nienaber, W.; Hibbs, R. D.; Dosso, H. W.; nonheastern continental margin of the Clowes, R. M.; Brandon, M. T.; LITHO­ Law, L. K., 1982, An estimate of the Pacific Ocean [abstract]. PROBE Team (Green, A. G.; Yorath, C. conductivity structure for the Vancouver Gilliland, J. M.; Colebom, R. J.; Brandon, J.; Sutherland Brown, A.; Kanasewich, Island region from geomagnetic results. M. T., 1985, Magnetic models of the E. R.; Spencer, C.), I 985, LITHO­ geologic structure of southern Vancou­ PROBE-Southem Vancouver bland BRITISH COLUMBIA - ver Island near the Leech River fault Cenozoic subduction complex imaged VANCOUVER ISLAND - [abstract). by deep seismic reflections [abstract). GEOPHYSICS - GEODESY Clowes, R. M.; Ellis, R. M.; Spence, G. D., AND GEODETIC SURVEYS BRITISH COLUMBIA - VANCOUVER ISLAND 1982, VISP I-The Vancouver Island Dragen, Herb, 1986, A summary of recent Seismic Project-Reflections from the geodetic measurement of surface defor­ GEOPHYSICS - subducting lithosphere [abstract). mation on central Vancouver Island, PALEO MAGNETISM Clowes, R. M.; LITHOPROBE Team British Columbia. Mothersill, J. S., 1987, The use of paleo­ (Green, A. G.; Yorath, C. J.; Brandon, Dragen, Herb, 1987, Contemporary crustal magnetic logs in determining the post­ M. T.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Sutherland deformation measurements on central glacial history of Vancouver Island [ab­ Brown, A.; Spencer, C.), 198S, LITHO­ Vancouver Island. [abstract]. stract). PROBE - Vancouver lsland-Wrangel­ Dragen, Herb, 1987, The fall (and rise) of Mothersill, J. S., 1989, Paleomagnetic dat­ lia and Cenozoic subduction complex central Vancouver lsland-1930-198S. ing of postglacial sediments, Vancouver imaged by deep seismic reflections [ab­ Dragen, Herb, 1989, Temporal changes in Island, Canada. stract). observed crustal strain in central Van­ Mothersill, J. S.; Fraser, J. D., 1989, The Clowes, R. M.; Spence, G.D.; Ellis, R. M.; couver Island, British Columbia [ab­ postglacial paleomagnetic record for Waldron, D. A., 1986, Structure of the stract]. Vancouver Island [abstract]. lithosphere in a young subduction Dragen, Herb; Duval, R.; Lisowski, Mi­ zone-Results from reflection and re­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - fraction studies. chael, 1990, GPS crustal strain networks VANCOUVER ISLAND - in coastal British Columbia [abstract]. Dehler, S. A.; Clowes, R. M., 1989, Struc­ GEOPHYSICS - SEISMIC tural models across the nonhern Casca­ Holdahl, S. R.; Faucher, Francois; Dragen, SURVEYS Herb, 1987, Recent venical crustal mo­ dia subduction zone-An integration of tion in the Pacific Nonhwest [abstract]. . Berastegui, X.; Banda, E., 1990, A research geophysical data [abstract) . Kouba, J.; Dragen, Herb, 1989, Crustal de­ note on the interpretation of seismic re­ Del.aurier, J.M.; Kurtz, R. D.; Gupta, J.C., formation measurements by satellite flection line 1 across Vancouver ls­ 198S, A magnetotelluric survey over the land-CCSS data set techniques on Canada's west coast [ab­ m. subduction zone under Vancouver b­ stract]. Calven, A. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1990, Deep, land, 8.C. [abstract). Lisowski, Michael, 1985, Geodetic strain high-amplitude reflections from a major Drew, J. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1987, The Van­ measurements in central Vancouver Is­ shear zone above the subducting Juan de couver Island (Canada) seismic refrac­ Fuca plate. land. tion experiment-Reinterpretation Calven, A. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1990, Reflec­ using constraints from UTHOPROBE Slawson, W. F.; Savage, J.C., 1978, Geo­ tions from the accreted margin western reflection data [abstract). detic deformation associated with the Canada-Evidence for the migration of INDEX BRITISH COLUMBIA - VANCOUVER ISLAND 97

Fowler, C. M. R.; Pandit, B. I., 1990, Anal­ Nyland, E.; Li, Quin, 1986, Analysis of Yorath, C. J.; Hyndman, R. D.; Davis, E. E.; ysis of CCSS data set I-Reflection-re­ seismic instability of the Vancouver Is­ Clowes, R. M., 1989, The northern fraction data from the Vancouver Island land UTHOPROBE transect. Cascadia subduction zone at Vancouver continental margin of western Canada. Phadke, Suhas, 1988, Imaging crustal dif­ Island-Seismic structure and tectonic Gough, D. I., 1986, Magnetotelluric evi­ fraction zones and seismic tomography. history (abstract}. dence for subduction of seafloor sedi­ Phadke, Suhas; Kanasewich, E. R., 1989, BRITISH COLUMBIA - ments. Tomographic determination of crustal VANCOUVER ISLAND - Green, A. 0., 1985, Phase I-Mapping deep structure and velocity gradients (ab­ crustal structure beneath Vancouver Is­ stract]. GEOPHYSICS - THERMAL land (abstract]. Phadke, Suhas; Kanasewich, E. R., 1990, SURVEYS Green, A.G., 1988, Tectonic and magmatic Seismic tomography to obtain velocity Lewis, T. J.; Bentkowski, W. H.; Davis, E. underplating as deduced from seismic gradients and three-dimensional struc­ E., 1983, The variation in measured heat reflection and refraction profiling (ab­ ture and its application to reflection data flow, Jervis Inlet, British Columbia (ab­ stract]. on Vancouver Island. stract}. Green, A.G.; Berry, M. J.; Spencer, C. P.; Riddihough, R. P., 1985, A symposium on Lewis, T. J.; Bentkowski, W. H.; Davis, E. Kanasewich, E. R.; Chiu, S.; Clowes, R. the deep structure of southern Vancou­ E.; Hyndman, R. D.; Souther, J. G.; M.; Yorath, C. J.; Stewart, D. B.; Unger, ver Island-Results of UTHOPROBE Wright, J. A., 1989, Thermal structure of J. D.; Poole, W. H., 1986, Recent seis­ Phase 1-19 April 1985. the northern (Canadian) Cascades. mic reflection studies in Canada. Rohr, K. M. M., 1989, Shale diapirism and Lewis, T. J.; Hyndman, R. D., 1981, Heat Green, A.G.; Clowes, R. M.; Yorath, C. J.; thrusting in the accretionery (sic] front flow in Jervis Inlet, southwestern Brit­ Spencer, C.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Suther­ of Vancouver bland (abstract]. ish Columbia (abstract}. land Brown, A.; Brandon, M. T.; Mas­ Spence, G.D., 1981, VISP 80-A seismic Lewis, Trevor, 1985, A heat flux prof'l.le sey, N. W. D.; Hyndman, R. D., 1985, project to study the oceanic/continental across southern Vancouver Island to the LITHOPROBE-Phase 3-Mapping of lithosphere transition across Vancouver Garibaldi Volcanic Belt (abstract}. an active subduction zone (abstract]. Is. (abstract]. BRITISH COLUMBIA - Green, A. G.; Milkereit, Bernd; Mayrand, Spence, G. D.; Clowes, R. M.; Ellis, R. M., VANCOUVER ISLAND - LAKE L. J.; Spencer, C.; Kurtz, R. D.; Clowes, 1985, Seismic structure across the ac­ R. M., 1987, UTHOPROBE seismic re­ tive subduction zone of western Can­ AND MARINE SEDIMENTS flection profiling across Vancouver Is­ ada.• Bobrowsky, P. T.; Clague, J. J., 1990, Holo- land-Results from reprocessing. Spence, G. D.; Ellis, R. M.; Clowes, R. M., cene sediments from Saanich Inlet, Brit­ Hawthorne, R., 1990, Reprocessing Van­ 1982, VISP ill-Ray tracing and itera­ ish Columbia, and their neotectonic im­ couver Island LITHOPROBE data. tive inversion of traveltimes for struc­ plications. Hyndman, R. D., 1988, Dipping seismic re­ ture across the Juan de Fuca/America Brandon, M. T., 1984, Deformational pro­ flectors, electrically conductive zones, plate margin (abstract]. ce11es affecting unlithified sediments at and trapped water in the crust over a Valasek, P. A.; Finckh, P.; Demartin, M., active margins-A field study and a subducting plate. 1990, Reprocessing of seismic reflec­ structural model. Hyndman, R. D.; Davis, E. E., 1989, The tion data recorded on Vancouver Island, Clague, J. J .; Shilts, W. W., 1989, Evidence Cascadia accretionary prism at Vancou­ BC-CCSS data set ill. of paleoseismicity obtained by sub­ ver Island-Thermal and pore pressure Walters, L. K., 1987, A geological interpre­ bottom acoustic profiling of lakes (ab­ constraints on the zone of subduction tation of LITHOPROBE seismic reflec­ stract}. thrust earthquake failure (abstract]. tion profile 3, southern Vancouver Is­ Clague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W.; Linden, R.H., Iwasaki, Takaya; Shimamura, Hideki, 1990, land, B.C. 1989, Application of subbottom prof'll­ Velocity structure model determined Weber, M. H., 1990, Application of the ing to assessing seismic risk on Vancou­ from onshore-offshore seismic profiling Gau11ian beam method to refraction ver Island, British Columbia. acro11 Vancouver Island and adjacent data from the subduction zone beneath Davis, E. E.; Hyndman, R. D.; Villinger, continental margin. Vancouver Island and the North Ameri­ Heiner, 1989, Thermal structure, physi­ Langston, C. A., 1981, Evidence for the can mainland. cal properties and fluid expulsion in the subducting lithosphere under southern Yorath, C. J.; Clowes, R. M.; Green, A. G.; northern Cascadia accretionary prism Vancouver Island and western Oregon Sutherland Brown, A.; Brandon, M. T.; off Vancouver Island (abstract}. from teleseismic P wave conversions. Massey, N. W. D.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Fyfe, W. S.; Kerrich, R.; Hicock, S. R.; Levato, L; Alioth, D.; Olivier, R.; Wagner, Hyndman, R. D.; Spencer, C., 1985, Colloza, F. C., 1987, LITHOPROBE­ J. J., 1990, Reflection seismic data from LITHOPROBE-Phase I-Southern Faults and fluids. Vancouver Island processed using Vancouver lsl~nd-Integration of re­ Gough, D. I., 1986, Magnetotelluric evi­ Geovecteur software package on a Cray flection seismic profiles with surface dence for subduction of seafloor sedi­ supercomputer (CCSS topic ill). geological mapping (abstract}. ments. Marshall, Jocelyn, 1985, UTHOPROBE Yorath, C. J.; Clowes, R. M.; Green, A. G.; Hyndman, R. D.; Yorath, C. J.; Davis, E. E.; maps subduction zone. Sutherland Brown, A.; Brandon, M. T.; Rohr, K. M. M.; Law, L K., 1989, Van­ Mayrand, L. J.; Milkereit, Bernd, 1988, Au­ Massey, N. W. D.; Spencer, C.; Kana­ couver Island accretionary sedimentary tomated editing and true-amplitude sewich, E. R.; Hyndman, R. D., 1985, prism (abstract]. stacking of seismic !lata. LITHOPROBE-Phase I-Southern LaCombe, J. L.; Schurer, P. J.; Mothersill, Mereu, R. F., 1990, An interpretation of Vancouver Island-Preliminary analy­ J. S., 1989, Mo11bauer effect study on CCSS data set I using the triangular ses of reflection seismic profiles and glacial and postglacial sediment in block model method. surface geological studies. Georgie Lake (abstract}. Milkereit, Bernd; Spencer, Carl; Mayrand, Yorath, C. J.; Green, A. G.; Clowes, R. M.; Linden, R. H.; Schurer, P. J., 1989, Sedi­ L. J., 1990, Migration and amplitude Sutherland Brown, A.; Brandon, M. T.; ment characteristics in offshore areas analysis of deep seismic reflection Kanasewich, E. R.; Hyndman, R. D.; close to Victoria, Vancouver Island (ab­ data-Processing results of CCSS data Spencer, C. P., 1985, LITHOPROBE, stract}. sets II and III. southern Vancouver Island-Seismic re­ flection sees through Wrangellia to the Juan de Fuca plate. 98 BRITISH COLUMBIA- VANCOUVER ISLAND OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Mothenill, J. S., 1987, The use of paleo­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - Phadke, Suhas; Kanasewich, E. R., 1990, magnetic logs in determining the post­ VANCOUVER ISLAND - Seismic tomography to obtain velocity glacial history of Vancouver Island [ab­ STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND gradients and three-dimensional struc­ stract]. TECTONICS [GENERAL ture and its application to reflection data on Vancouver Island. Mothenill, J. S., 1989, Paleomagnetic dat­ WORKS] ing of postglacial sediments, Vancouver Riddihough, R. P., 1987, Predicted present Island, Canada. Bobrowsky, P. T.; Clague, J. J., 1990, Neo­ plate motions in the Vancouver Island Mothenill, J. S.; Fraser, J. D., 1989, The tectonic investigations on western Van­ region [abstract). postglacial paleomagnetic record for couver Island, British Columbia. Rogen, G. C., 1979, Earthquake fault plane Vancouver Island [abstract]. Brandon, M. T., 1989, Deformational styles solutions near Vancouver Island. Prior, D. B.; Wiseman, W. J.; Bornhold, B. in a sequence of olistostromal melanges, Rogen, G. C., 1989, Geometry of the Juan D.; Lowe, D.R., 1987, Active, channel­ Pacific Rim Complex, western Vancou­ de Fuca plate beneath Vancouver Island ized sand flows and fan development, ver Island, Canada. from seismicity [abstract). Bute Inlet, British Columbia [abstract). Chiu, S. K. L.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Phadke, Spence, G. 0., 1981, VISP 80-A seismic Rohr, K. M. M., 1989, Shale diapirism and Suhas, 1986, Three-dimensional deter­ project to study the oceanic/continental thrusting in the accretionery [sic] front mination of structure and velocity by lithosphere transition across Vancouver of Vancouver Island [abstract]. seismic tomography. Is. [abstract). Clowes, R. M., 1984, Phase 1 LITHO­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - Spence, G. D.; Ellis, R. M.; Clowes, R. M., PROBE-A coordinated national geo­ 1982, VISP m-Ray tracing and itera­ VANCOUVER ISLAND - science project. tive invenion of traveltimes for struc­ LANDSLIDES AND SLOPE Clowes, R. M., 1985, Southern Vancouver ture across the Juan de Puca/America STABILITY Island-Seismic reflection imaging of plate margin [abstract). Bobrowsky, P. T.; Clague, J. J., 1990, Holo­ Wrangellia and Tertiary underthrusting Valasek, P. A.; Finckh, P.; Demartin, M., cene sediments from Saanich Inlet, Brit­ [abstract]. 1990, Reprocessing of seismic reflec­ ish Columbia, and their neotectonic im­ Drew, J. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1987, The Van­ tion data recorded on Vancouver Island, plications. couver Island (Canada) seismic refrac­ BC-CCSS data set m. Brandon, M. T., 1984, Deformational pro­ tion experiment-Reinterpretation Walters, L. K., 1987, A geological interpre­ cesses affecting unlithified sediments at using constraints from LITHOPROBE tation of LITHOPROBE seismic reflec­ active margins-A field study and a reflection data [abstract). tion profile 3, southern Vancouver Is­ structural model. England, T. D. J.; Calon, T. J., 1991, The land, B.C. Clague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W., 1989, Evidence Cowichan fold and thrust system, Van­ of paleoseismicity obtained by sub­ couver Island, southwestern British Co­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - bottom acoustic profiling of lakes [ab­ lumbia. VANCOUVER ISLAND - stract]. Fuis, G. S.; Clowes,R. M., 1991, A compar­ STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND Clague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W.; Linden, R.H., ison of deep continental-margin struc­ TECTONICS - ACCRETION 1989, Application of subbottom profil­ ture along transects in southern Alaska, Brandon, M. T., 1986, Comment and reply ing to assessing seismic risk on Vancou­ southern Vancouver Island, and central on "Comments on the growth of accre­ ver Island, British Columbia. California [abstract].• tionary wedges"-Comment. Evans, S. G., 1989, The 1946 Mount Colo­ Green, A. G., 1985, Phase I-Mapping deep Calven, A. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1990, Reflec­ nel Foster rock avalanches and associ­ crustal structure beneath Vancouver Is­ tions from the accreted margin western ated displacement wave, Vancouver Is­ land [abstract). Canada-Evidence for the migration of land, British Columbia. Green, A.G., 1988, Tectonic and magmatic fluids and a major shear zone above the Howes, D. E., 1981, Terrain inventory and underplating as deduced from seismic subducting plate [abstract]. geological hazards-Northern Vancou­ reflection and refraction profiling [ab­ Davis, E. E.; Hyndman, R. O.; Villinger, ver Island. stract). Heiner, 1989, Thermal structure, physi­ Mathews, W. H., 1979, Landslides of cen­ Hawthorne, R., 1990, Reprocessing Van­ cal properties and fluid expulsion in the tral Vancouver Island and the 1946 couver Island LITHOPROBE data. northern Cascadia accretionary prism earthquake. Irving, E.; Yole, R. W., 1987, Tectonic rota­ off Vancouver Island [abstract]. tions and translations in western Can­ Hyndman, R. D.; Davis, E. E., 1989, The BRITISH COLUMBIA - ada-New evidence from Jurassic rocks Cascadia accretionary prism at Vancou­ VANCOUVER ISLAND - SEA of Vancouver Island. ver Island-Thermal and pore pressure LEVEL Milkereit, Bernd; Spencer, Carl; Mayrand, constraints on the zone of subduction Clague, J. J., 1989, Late Quaternary sea L. J., 1990, Migration and amplitude thrust earthquake failure [abstract). level change and crustal deformation, analysis of deep seismic reflection Hyndman, R. D.; Yorath, C. J.; Davis, E. E.; southwestern British Columbia. data-Processing results of CCSS data Rohr, K. M. M.; Law, L. K., 1989, Van­ Clague, J. J., 1989, Sea levels on Canada's sets n andm. couver Island accretionary sedimentary Pacific coast-Past and future trends.• Muller, J. E., 1977, Evolution of the Pacific prism [abstract]. Hebda, R. J., 1987, Holocene sea-level margin, Vancouver Island, and adjacent Rohr, K. M. M., 1989, Shale diapirism and change, Barkley Sound, Vancouver Is­ regions. thrusting in the accretionery [sic] front land, British Columbia [abstract). Nienaber, W.; Hibbs, R. D.; Dosso, H. W.; of Vancouver Island [abstract). Howes, D. E., 1987, Holocene sea levels­ Law, L. K., 1982, An estimate of the Silver, E. A.; Breen, N. A.; Ellis, M. J.; West coast of Vancouver Island [ab­ conductivity structure for the Vancouver Shipley, T. H., 1986, Comment and reply stract). Island region from geomagnetic results. on "Comments on the growth of accre­ Phadke, Suhas, 1988, Imaging crustal dif­ tionary wedges"-Reply. fraction zones and seismic tomography. Yorath, C. J.; Davis, E. E., 1988, Cenozoic Phadke, Suhas; Kanasewich, E. R., 1989, accretion history of the Vancouver Is­ Tomographic determination of crustal land continental margin (abstract). structure and velocity gradients [ab­ Yorath, C. J.; Massey, N. W. 0., 1989, Ter­ straci). tiary accretion history of the Vancouver Island continental margin [abstract). INDEX BRITISH COLUMBIA- VANCOUVER ISLAND 99

BRITISH COLUMBIA - Cassidy, J. F.; Ellis, R. M., 1990, The shear­ Green, A. G.; Clowes, R. M.; Ellis, R. M., VANCOUVER ISLAND - velocity structure of the crust and upper 1990, Crustal studies acro11 Vancouver Island and adjacent offshore margin. STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND mantle across the northern Cascadia subduction zone [abstract]. Green, A. G.; Clowes, R. M.; Yorath, C. J.; TECTONICS - FAULTS AND Clowes, R. M., 1990, Structure and tectonic Spencer, C.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Suther­ LINEAMENTS evolution of the westernmost Canadian land Brown, A.; Brandon, M. T.; Mas­ Fyfe, W. S.; Kerrich, R.; Hicock, S. R.; Cordillera-A multidisciplinary ap­ sey, N. W. D.; Hyndman, R. D., 1985, Colloza, F. C., 1987, LITHOPROBE­ proach [abstract]. LITHOPROBE-Phase 3-Mapping of Faults and fluids. Clowes, R. M.; Brandon, M. T.; LITHO­ an active subduction zone [abstract]. Gilliland, J. M.; Coleborn, R. J.; Brandon, PROBE Team (Green, A.G.; Yorath, C. Hyndman, R. D., 1988, Dipping seismic re­ M. T., l 98S, Magnetic models of the J.; Kanuewich, E. R.; Sutherland flectors, electrically conductive zones, geologic structure of southern Vancou­ Brown, A.; Spencer, C.), 1986, LITHO­ and trapped water in the crust over a ver Island near the Leech River fault PROBE-Vancouver lsland--Cenozoic subducting plate. [abstract). subduction complex imaged by deep Hyndman, R. D.; Davis, E. E., 1989, The BRITISH COLUMBIA - seismic reflections [abstract). Cascadia accretionary prism at Vancou­ VANCOUVER ISLAND - Clowes, R. M.; Brandon, M. T.; LITHO­ ver Island-Thermal and pore pressure constrainu on the zone of subduction STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND PROBE Team (Green, A. G.; Yorath, C. J.; Sutherland Brown, A.; Kanasewich, thrust earthquake failure [abstract). TECTONICS - STRESS AND E. R.; Spencer, C.), 1985, LITHO­ Hyndman, R. D.; Rogers, G. C.; Dragert, STRAIN PROBE-Southern Vancouver Island Herb, 1989, Thermal, pore pressure and Dragert, Herb, 1986, A summary of recent Cenozoic subduction complex imaged vertical deformation limits on the zone geodetic measurement of surface defor­ by deep seismic reflections [abstract). of major thrust earthquake failure be­ mation on central Vancouver Island, Clowes, R. M.; Ellis, R. M.; Spence, G. D., neath the Vancouver Island subduction British Columbia. 1982, VISP I-The Vancouver Island zone [abstract). Lisowski, Michael, 198S, Geodetic strain Seismic Project-Reflections from the Hyndman, R. D.; Yorath, C. J.; Clowes, R. measurements in central Vancouver Is­ subducting lithosphere [abstract). M.; Davis, E. E., 1990, The northern land. Clowes, R. M.; LITHOPROBE Team Cascadia subduction zone at Vancouver BRITISH COLUMBIA - (Green, A. G.; Yorath, C. J.; Brandon, Island-Seismic structure and tectonic M. T.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Sutherland history. VANCOUVER ISLAND - Brown, A.; Spencer, C.), 1985, LITHO­ Hyndman, R. D.; Yorath, C. J.; Davis, E. E.; STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND PROBE - Vancouver Island-Wrangel­ Clowes, R. M., 1989, The northern Cas­ TECTONICS - SUBDUCTION lia and Cenozoic subduction complex cadia subduction zone at Vancouver Is­ Agarwal, A.; Dosso, H. W., 1990, A three imaged by deep seismic reflections [ab­ land-Structure, history and sediment dimensional thin sheet numerical model stract). accretion processes [abstract]. study of EM induction in the Vancouver Clowes, R. M.; Spence, G. D.; Ellis, R. M.; Hyndman, R. D.; Yorath, C. J.; Davis, E. E.; Island region [abstract). Waldron, D. A., 1986, Structure of the Rohr, K. M. M.; Law, L. K., 1989, Van­ Armstrong, R. L.; Muller, J. E.; Harakal, J. lithosphere in a young subduction couver Island accretionary sedimentary E.; Muehlenbachs, K., 1985, The Neo­ zone-Results from reflection and re­ prism [abstract). gene Alert Bay volcanic belt of northern fraction studies. Iwasaki, Takaya; Shlmamura, Hideki, 1990, Vancouver Island, Canada-Descend­ Davia, E. E.; Hyndman, R. D.; Villinger, Velocity structure model determined ing-plate-edge volcanism in the arc­ Heiner, 1989, Thermal structure, physi­ from onshore-offshore seismic profiling trench gap. cal properties and fluid expulsion in the acrou Vancouver Island and adjacent Brandon, M. T., 1984, Deformational pro­ northern Cascadia accretionary prism continental margin. cesses affecting unlithified sedimenu at off Vancouver Island [abstract). Jones, A. G.; Kurtz, R. D.; Gupta, J. C., active margins-A field study and a Dehler, S. A.; Clowes, R. M., 1989, Struc­ 1988, Magnetotelluric studies across se­ structural model. tural models across the northern Casca­ lected key targets in Canada [abstract). Brandon, M. T., 1986, Comment and reply dia subduction zone-An integration of Kurtz, R. D.; DeLaurier, J.M.; Gupta, J.C., on "Commenu on the growth of accre­ geophysical data [abstract). 1990, The electrical conductivity distri­ tionary wedges"--Comment. DeLaurier, J.M.; Kurtz, R. D.; Gupta, J.C., bution beneath Vancouver Island-A re­ Brandon, M. T.; Davis, E. E.; Dragert, Herb; 198S, A magnetotelluric survey over the gion of active plate subduction. Hudson, R. D., 1987, The potential for subduction zone under Vancouver Is­ Kurtz, R. D.; Gupta, J.C.; DeLaurier, J.M., geodetic monitoring of aseismic slip at land, B.C. [abstract). 198S, A magnetotelluric survey over an the surface trace of the Vancouver Island Dono, H. W.; Chen, J.; Nienaber, W., 1990, active subduction zone [abstract). subduction thrust [abstract]. Comparison of analogue model and field Kurtz,R. D.; Gupta,J. C.; DeLaurier, J.M., Calvert, A. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1990, Deep, station EM responses on southern Van­ 1987, The electrical conductivity struc­ high-amplitude reflections from a major couver Island. ture in the active subduction zone be­ shear zone above the subducting Juan de Douo, H. W.; Nienaber, W.; Hu, W. B., neath Vancouver Island [abstract]. Fuca plate. l 98S, Electromagnetic modeling of Langston, C. A., 1981, Evidence for the Calvert, A. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1990, Reflec­ coastal regions [abstract). subducting lithosphere under southern tions from the accreted margin western Fowler, C. M. R.; Pandit, B. I., 1990, Anal­ Vancouver Island and western Oregon Canada-Evidence for the migration of ysis of CCSS data set 1-Reflection-re­ from teleseismic P wave conversions. fluids and a major shear zone above the fraction data from the Vancouver Island Lewis, T. J.; Bentkowski, W. H.; Davis, E. subducting plate [abstract). continental margin of western Canada. E.; Hyndman, R. D.; Souther, J. G.; Cassidy, J. F.; Ellis, R. M., 1989, The sub­ Fyfe, W. S.; Kerrich, R.; Hicock, S. R.; Wright, J. A., 1989, Thermal structure of duction geometry beneath southwestern Colloza, F. C., 1987, LITHOPROBE­ the northern (Canadian) Cascades. British Columbia determined from tele­ Faults and fluids. Marshall, Jocelyn, l 98S, LITHOPROBE seismic P-waveform analysis [abstract). Gough, D. I., 1986, Magnetotelluric evi­ maps subduction zone. Cassidy, J. F.; Ellis, R. M., 1989, Teleseis­ dence for subduction of seafloor sedi­ Mereu, R. F., 1990, An interpretation of mic P wave receiver function analysis in ments. CCSS data set I using the triangular the Cascadia subduction zone [abstract]. block model method. 100 BRITISH COLUMBIA- VANCOUVER ISLAND OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Muller, I.E.; Armstrong, R. L.; Harakal, J. Holdahl, S. R.; Faucher, Francois; Dragen, gravity and magnetic anomalies [ab­ E.; Muehlenbachs, K., 1982, The Neo­ Herb, 1987, Recent venical crustal mo­ stract]. gene Alen Bay volcanic belt of nonhern tion in the Pacific Nonhwest [abstract]. Iyer, H. M.; Rite, Alan; Kollman, Auriel; Vancouver Island [abstract]. BRITISH COLUMBIA - Knapp, David, 1983, Seismic monitor­ Nyland, E.; Li, Quin, 1986, Analysis of ing, Oregon and California volcanoes seismic instability of the Vancouver Is­ VANCOUVER ISLAND - (abstract]. land UTHOPROBE transect. TSUNAMIS AND SEICHES Iyer, H. M.; Rite, Alan; Kollman, Auriel; Riddihough, R. P., 1985, A symposium on Evans, S. G., 1989, The 1946 Mount Colo­ Knapp, David, 1983, Seismicity in the the deep structure of southern Vancou­ nel Foster rock avalanches and associ­ Cascades of Oregon and California [ab­ ver Island-Results of UTHOPROBE ated displacement wave, Vancouver Is­ stract). Phase 1-19 April 1985. land, British Columbia. Lilligren, S. P., 1988, Unusual landslide Rohr, K. M. M., 1989, Shale diapirism and Murty, T. S.; Boilard, Lise, 1969, The tsu­ features, Cascade geologic province, thrusting in the accretionery [sic] front nami in Alberni Inlet caused by the Klamath National Forest, Siskiyou of Vancouver Island [abstract]. Alaska eanhquake of March 1964. County, California (abstract]. Silver, E. A.; Breen, N. A.; Ellis, M. J.; Muny, T. S.; Crean, P. B., 1986, Numerical Muffler, L. J. P.; and others, 1989, South Shipley, T. H., 1986, Comment and reply simulation of the tsunami of June 23, Cascades arc volcanism, California and on "Comments on the growth of accre­ 1946 in British Columbia, Canada. southern Oregon-Red Bluff to Red­ tionary wedges"-Reply. Obee, Bruce, 1989, Tsunami! ding, California, July 20-26, 1989. Spence, G. D.; Clowes, R. M.; Ellis, R. M., White, W. R. H., 1966, The Alaska eanh- Stauber, D. A.; Berge, P. A., 1985, Compar­ 1985, Seismic structure across the ac­ quake-Its effect in Canada. ison of the P-velocity structures of Mt. tive subduction zone of western Can­ BRITISH COLUMBIA - Shasta, California, and Newberry Vol­ ada.• cano, Oregon [abstract]. VICTORIA Wahlstrom, Rutger; Rogers, G. C., 1990, Wolfe, E. W.; Miller, C. D., 1990, Volcano Source parameters for eanhquakes in Foster, H. D., 1976, Coastal erosion-A hazards in the Pacific Nonhwest (ab­ the Vancouver Island region of the Cas­ natural hazard of the Saanich Peninsula, stract]. cadia subduction zone (abstract]. Vancouver Island. Weber, M. H., 1990, Application of the Foster, H. D.; Carey, R. F., 1976, The sim­ CALIFORNIA - COAST Gaussian beam method to refraction ulation of earthquake damage. MOUNTAINS data from the subduction zone beneath Linden, R. H.; Schurer, P. J., 1989, Sedi­ Berge, P.A.; Stauber, D. A., 1985, Seismic Vancouver Island and the Nonh Ameri­ ment characteristics in offshore areas refraction profile across Lassen Peak can mainland. close to Victoria, Vancouver Island [ab­ [abstract]. Yorath, C. J.; Clowes, R. M.; Green, A. G.; stract]. Blake, M. C., Jr.; Jones, D. L.; Wentwonh, Sutherland Brown, A.; Brandon, M. T.; Wuorinen, Vilho, 1976, Seismic microzona­ C. M., 1984, Continent-ocean transects Massey, N. W. D.; Kanasewich, E. R.; tion of Victoria, a social response to C-1 and C-2-Accretionary history of Hyndman, R. D.; Spencer, C., 1985, risk. the California coast ranges [abstract]. LITHOPROBE-Phase I-Southern BRITISH COLUMBIA - Coleman, R. G.; Manning, C. E.; Monimer, N.; Donato, M. M.; Hill, L.B., 1988, Vancouver Island-Integration of re­ VOLCANISM flection seismic profiles with surface Tectonic and regional metamorphic geological mapping (abstract]. Green, N. L, 1980, Spatial coexistence of framework of the Klamath Mountains Yorath, C. J.; Clowes, R. M.; Green, A. G.; two distinct magmatic associations, and adjacent Coast Ranges, California Sutherland Brown, A.; Brandon, M. T.; S.W. British Columbia-Implications and Oregon. Massey, N. W. D.; Spencer, C.; Kana­ for subduction zone magma genesis [ab­ stract). CALIFORNIA - sewich, E. R.; Hyndman, R. D., 1985, EARTHQUAKES AND LITHOPROBE-Phase I-Southern Hickson, C. J., 1990, Can it happen here? A Vancouver Island-Preliminary analy­ major volcanic eruption could occur in SEISMOLOGY ses of reflection seismic profiles and the Canadian Cordillera-It might sig­ Atwater, B. F., 1991, Holocene paleoseis­ surface geological studies. nificantly affect our environmenL mology, western Washington. Yorath, C. J.; Davis, E. E., 1988, Cenozoic Hickson, C. J., 1991, Holocene volcanism Benz, H. M.; Zandt, G., 1991, Lithospheric accretion history of the Vancouver Is­ in the Canadian Cordillera (abstract]. structure and seismicity of nonhern Cal­ land continental margin (abstract]. Thorkelson, D. J., 1989, Eocene sedimenta­ ifornia-Evolution of the crustal margin Yorath, C. J.; Hyndman, R. D.; Davis, E. E.; tion and volcanism in the Fig Lake gra­ with passage of the Mendocino triple Clowes, R. M., 1989, The nonhern ben, southwestern British Columbia. junction [abstract].• Cascadia subduction zone at Vancouver Sherrod, D.R.; Smith, I. G., 1990, Quater­ Bolt, B. A.; Lomnitz, C.; McEvilly, T. V., Island-Seismic structure and tectonic nary extrusion rates of the Cascade 1968, Seismological evidence on the history (abstract]. Range, nonhwestern United States and tectonics of central and nonhern Cali­ southern British Columbia. fornia and the Mendocino escarpment. BRITISH COLUMBIA - Wood, C. A.; Kienle, Juergen, compilers Burke, R. M.; Carver, G. A., 1989, The VANCOUVER ISLAND - and editors, 1990, Volcanoes of Nonh degree of soil development from buried SUBSIDENCE AND UPLIFT America-United States and Canada. soils formed in fault-generated colluvi­ Brandon, M. T.; Davis, E. E.; Dragen, Herb; Buildings and building standards, ums reflect interaeismic time, nonhem California [abstract].• Hudson, R. D., 1987, The potential for see EARTHQUAKES AND geodetic monitoring of aseismic slip at SEISMOLOGY - BUILDINGS, Byerly, Perry, 1940, Seismicity of the the surface trace of the Vancouver Island BUILDING CODES, AND nonhem Pacific Coast of the United subduction thrust (abstract]. ENGINEERING States. Dragen, Herb, 1987, Contemporary crustal Carver, G. A., 1989, Paleoseismicity of the deformation measurements on central CALIFORNIA - CASCADE southern part of the Cascadia subduction Vancouver Island. (abstract]. RANGE zone [abstract]. Dragen, Herb, 1987, The fall (and rise) of Blakely, R. J.; Wells, R. E., 1990, Cascade central Vancouver Island-1930-1985. Range evolution-Constraints from l INDEX CALIFORNIA- OFFSHORE AREAS 101

Carver, G. A., 1991, Active subduction tec­ Lester, F. W., 1991, Nonhem and central deformed marine terraces, nonhern Cal­ tonics nonh of the Mendocino triple California seismic network processing. ifornia (abstract]. junction, northwestern California (ab­ McPherson, B. C., 1989, Focal mechanisms Berger, G. W.; Easterbrook, D. J., 1988, stract].• and seismicity at the southem end of the Dating marine terrace deformation nonh Carver, G. A.; Burke, R. M.. 1987, Late Cascadia subduction zone (abstract]. of the Mendocino triple junction.• Holocene paleoseismicity of the south­ McPherson, B. C., 1989, Seismicity and Burke, R. M.; Carver, G. A., 1989, The ern end of the Cascadia subduction zone focal mechanisms near the southern end degree of soil development from buried (abstract]. of the Cascadia subduction zone (ab­ soils formed in fault-generated colluvi­ Carver, G. A.; Burke, R. M., 1987, Late stract]. ums reflect interseismic time, nonhern Pleistocene and Holocene paleoseismic­ McSweeney, T. J.; Smith, S. W., 1991, California (abstract].• ity of Little Salmon and Mad River Space-time clustering of seismicity at Carver, G. A.; Burke, R. M., 1987, Late thrust systems, N.W. California-Im­ Cape Mendocino (abstract]. Holocene paleoseismicity of the south­ plications to the seismic potential of the Nason, Robert; Harp, E. L.; La Gene, ern end of the Cascadia subduction zone Cascadia subduction zone (abstract]. Harry; Maley, ·R. P., 1975, Investiga­ (abstract]. Clarke, S. H., Jr.; Carver, G. A., 1989, On­ tions of the 7 June 1975 eanhquake in Jacoby, G. C.; Sheppard, P. R.; Carver, G. shore-offshore characteristics and seis­ Humboldt County, California. A., 1989, Dating of eanhquake-induced mic potential of structures along the Rinehart, V. J., 1964, Investigation of landslides using tree-ring analysis [ ab­ Gorda segment of the Cascadia subduc­ twelve eanhquakes off the Oregon and stract]. tion zone (abstract]. nonhern California coasts. CALIFORNIA - GEOPHYSICS Clarke, S. H., Jr.; Carver, G. A., 1991, Tec­ Rogers, G. C., compiler, 1979, Seismicity Benz, H. M.; Zandt, G.; Oppenheimer, D., tonics and late Hoiocene paleoseismic­ to the end of 1977. 1990, Seismic imaging of the subduc­ ity of the southern Cascadia subduction Shedlock, K. M.; Weaver, C. S., 1991, Pro­ zone, nonhwestem California continen­ tion plate and the alabless window be­ gram for earthquake hazards a11essment neath nonhern California (abstract]. tal margin [abstract]. in the Pacific Nonhwest. Berge, P.A.; Stauber, D. A., 1985, Seismic Eaton, J.P., 1989, Dense microeanhquake Shivelle, C. D.; Carver, G. A.; Valentine, D. refraction profile across Lassen Peak network study of nonhern California W., 1991, Foraminiferid stratigraphy as (abstract]. eanhquakes. • evidence for great earthquakes on the Blakely, R. J.; Wells, R. E., 1990, Cascade Field, M. E., 1983, Sediment failure of No­ Cascadia subduction zone in nonhern vember 1980, Klamath River Delta, California (abstract].• Range evolution-Constraints from northern California (abstract]. gravity and magnetic anomalies (ab­ Sokolowski, T. J.; Fuller, G. W.; Blackford, stract]. Heam, Thomas; Beghoul, Noureddine; Bar­ M. E.; Jorgensen, W. J., 1983, The Helferty,M. G.; Booker,J.R., 1990, A three azangi, Muawia, 1991, Tomography of Alaska Tsunami Warning Center's auto­ dimensional study of geoelectric struc­ the western United States from regional matic eanhquake processing system. ture in nonhem California (abstract]. arrival times. Stephens, Ernest, Jr., 1958, Intensity distri­ Stauber, D. A.; Berge, P.A., 1985, Compar­ Iyer, H. M.; Rite, Alan; Kollman, Auriel; bution study and fault plan solution for ison of the P-velocity structures of ML Knapp, David, 1983, Seismic monitor­ the Cape Mendocino, California, eanh­ ing, Oregon and California volcanoes quake of October 11, 1956. Shasta, California, and Newberry Vol­ cano, Oregon (abstract]. (abstract]. Stover, C. W.; Brewer, L. R., 1991, United Iyer, H. M.; Rite, Alan; Kollman, Auriel; States eanhquakes, 1985. CALIFORNIA - GUIDEBOOKS Knapp, David, 1983, Seismicity in the Uhrhammer, R. A., 1991, Nonhem and cen­ Muffler, L. J. P.; and others, 1989, South Cascades of Oregon and California (ab­ tral California eanhquakes, 1985. Cascades arc volcanism, California and stract]. Valera, J. E.; Seed, H. B.; Tsai, C. F.; Lys­ southern Oregon-Red Bluff to Red­ Jacoby, G. C.; Sheppard, P. R.; Carver, G. mer, J., 1977, Soil-structure interaction ding, California, July 20-26, 1989. A., 1989, Dating of eanhquake-induced effects at the Humboldt Bay power plant landslides using tree-ring analysis Iab­ in the Ferndale eanhquake of June 7, CALIFORNIA - LANDSLIDES stract]. 1975. AND SLOPE STABILITY Kelsey, H. M.; Carver, G. A., 1986, Studies Vick, G. S.; Carver, G. A., 1988, Late Holo­ Field, M. E., 1983, Sediment failure of No­ of Quaternary faulting through the anal­ cene paleoseismicity, nonhem Hum­ vember 1980, Klamath River Delta, ysis of small faults and fractures, north boldt Bay, California (abstract]. nonhern California (abstract]. coastal California. Youd, T. L; Hoose, S. N., 1978, Historic Jacoby, G. C.; Sheppard, P. R.; Carver, G. Knapp, J. S., Jr., 1976, Velocity changes ground failures in nonhern California A., 1989, Dating of earthquake-induced associated with the Ferndale earth­ triggered by eanhquakes. landslides using tree-ring analysis (ab­ quake. stract]. Knapp, J. S., Jr., 1982, Seismicity, crustal CALIFORNIA - ENGINEERING Lilligren, S. P., 1988, Unusual landslide structure, and tectonics near the nonh­ GEOLOGY features, Cascade geologic province, ern termination of the San Andreas fault. Valera, J. E.; Seed, H. B.; Tsai, C. F.; Lys­ Klamath National Forest, Siskiyou Knapp, J. S., Jr., 1989, Seismic activity at mer, J., 1977, Soil-structure interaction County, California (abstract]. the southern end of the Cascadia subduc­ effects at the Humboldt Bay power plant Youd, T. L; Hoose, S. N., 1978, Historic tion zone (abstract]. in the Ferndale eanhquake of June 7, ground failures in nonhern California Knapp, J. S., Jr.; McPherson, R.; Smith, S. 1975. triggered by eanhquakes. W., 1988, Seismicity near Cape Men­ CALIFORNIA - CALIFORNIA - OFFSHORE docino, California, 1974-1984 (ab­ GEOCHRONOLOGY stract]. AREAS Lajoie, K. R., 1986, Rapid tectonic uplift Atwater, B. F., 1991, Holocene paleo­ Abbott, D. H., 1986, Heat flow results from near the Mendocino triple junction re­ seismology, western Washington. the Gorda Ridge. corded by emergent marine strandlines Berger, G. W.; Burke, R. M.; Carver, G. A.; Bibee, L D., 1986, Ocean bouom seismom­ (abstract]. Easterbrook, D. J., 1988, Thermolumi­ eter measurements on the Gorda Ridge. Lajoie, K. R.; Keefer, D. K., 1981, Investi­ nescence analyses and paleomagnetic gations of the 8 November 1980 eanh­ signatures-Techniques for establishing quake in Humboldt County, California. numerical age estimates on tectonically 102 CALIFORNIA- OFFSHORE AREAS OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Bolt, B. A.; Lomnitz, C.; McEvilly, T. V., Johnson, D. A. L., 1987, Crustal structure Phipps, J. B., 197 4, Sediments and tectonics 1968, Seismological evidence on the and seismicity of the northern Gorda of the Gorda-Juan de Fuca plate.• tectonics of central and northern Cali­ Ridge. Rea, D. K.; Heath, G. R., 1983, Oceanogra­ fornia and the Mendocino escarpment. Johnson, S. H.; Shimamura, Hideki; Shi­ phy and geology of Pacific low-level Cacchione, D. A.; Drake, D. E.; Clarke, S. buya, K.; Takano, K.; Asada, T., 1978, waste disposal study area W-N (ab­ H., Jr.; Masson, D. G., 1984, Long-range OBS study of Gorda basin seismicity stract]. side-1can-1onar studies of the northern (abstract]. Rea, D. K.; Neu, G. E.; Heath, G. R.; California and southern Oregon EEZ Jones, P. R., m, 1975, Microearthquake Lopez, C.; Pisias, N. G., 1983, Tectonic [abstract]. studies of the Blanco fracture zone and implications of recent geological and Cacchione, D. A.; Drake, D. E.; Clartc:e, S. Gorda Ridge using sonobuoy arrays. geophysical field investigations of the H., Jr.; Masaon, D. G., 1984, Physiogra­ Klitgord, K. D., 1974, Near-bottom geo­ Pacific low-level waste disposal study phy of the sea-floor off northern Califor­ physical surveys and their implications area-Offshore northern California [ab­ nia and southern Oregon [abstract]. on the crustal generation process, sea stract]. Care11, D. W., 1989, Some aspects of the floor spreading history of the Pacific Shoemaker, C. A., 1984, A relocation of structure and evolution of oceanic and the geomagnetic time 1cale-O to 6 earthquakes in the area of the Gorda spreading centers. M.y.b.p.• Rise. Clague, D. A.; Holmes, M. L., 1987, Geol­ Koryakin, Y. D., 1989, Anomalii sily Solano, A.; Bibee, L D., 1985, Seismicity ogy, petrology, and mineral potential of tyazhesti i stroyeniye podvodnykh gor of the Gorda Ridge (abstract]. the Gorda Ridge. severo-vostochnoy chaati Tikhogo oke­ Solano-Borrego, A. E., 1982, Microseis­ Clague, D. A.; Rona, P.A., 1990, Geology ana (Gravity anomalies and structure of micity on the Gorda Ridge. of the GR14 site on northern Gorda aeamounts of the Northeast Pacific]. Solano-Borrego, A. E., 1984, Crustal struc­ Ridge. LaBreque, John; Cande, Steve, 1974, Tiny ture and 1eismicity of the Gorda Ridge. Clarke, S. H., Jr., 1987, Geology of the wiggles and paleomagnetic field behav­ Stephens, Ernest, Jr., 1958, Intensity distri­ California continental margin north of ior (abstract]. bution study and fault plan solution for Cape Mendocino. Lyle, Mitchell; Fisk, M. R.; Abbott, D. H.; the Cape Mendocino, California, earth­ Clarke, S. H., Jr.; Carver, G. A., 1989, Late Karlin, Robert; Morton, J. L.; Holmes, quake of October 11, 1956. Cenozoic structure and seismic poten­ M. L, 1986, High resolution studies of Stoddard, P. 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W., 1969, Syn­ Ridge inferred from aidescan sonar im­ tion of the Gorda rise-A kinematic thesis of geophysical results in the Juan ages. model (abstract]. de Fuca and Gorda Ridge areas (north­ McMurray, G. R., editor, 1990, Gorda Stoddard, P. R.; Jurdy, D. M., 1987, A kine­ east Pacific Ocean) (abstract). Ridge-A seafloor spreading center in matic model for the evolution of the Dupras, Don, 1987, A thumbnail 1ketch­ the United States' Exclusive Economic Gorda Rise (abstract]. Zone. California 's marine geology. Stoddard, P.R.; Woods, M. T., 1990, Master Eaton, J. P., 1986, Denae microearthquake Miller, K. L.; Rona, P.A., 1989, Bathymet· event relocation of Gorda Block earth­ network study of northern California ric comparison of three mid-ocean ridge quakes-Implications for deformation.• earthquakes. areas with slow-spreading characteris­ Sverdrup, Keith; Macdonald, K. C.; Pro­ Field, M. E., 1983, Sediment failure of No­ tics. thero, W. A.; Reid, Ian, 1977, Ocean vember 1980, Klamath River Delta, Moore, G. W., 1970, Sea-floor spreading at bottom seismometer measurements of northern California (abstract]. the junction between Gorda Rise and earthquakes on the Gorda Rise (ab­ Field, M. E., 1984, The submarine landslide Mendocino Ridge. stract]. of 1980 off northern California. Morton, J. L.; Normartc:, W. R.; Clague, D. Thrasher, G. P., 1977, Median valley crustal · Field, M. E.; Gardner, J. V.; Jennings, A. E.; A.; Holmes, M. L, 1987, Fine-scale seg • structure and sea floor spreading at the Edwards, B. D., 1981, Seafloor failures mentation of the sedimented southern Gorda Ridge, 42°N latitude. caused by the November 8, 1980 earth­ Gorda Ridge, offshore northern Califor­ Thrasher, G. P.; Johnson, S. H., 1977, Ve­ nia (abstract]. quake off northern California. locity structure of the Gorda Ridge me­ Fisk, M. R.; Howard, K. J., 1990, Geology Northrop, John, 1970, Accuracy of earth­ dian valley at 42.3°N, 127.0°W (ab­ and geophysics of Gorda Ridge. quake epicenten on the Gorda Ridge. stract].• Fox, C. G., 1990, Acoustic techniques for Northrop, John; Menard, H. W.; Duenneb­ Vallier, T. L.; Harold, P. J.; Girdley, W. A., imaging 1eafloor. ier, F. K., 1968, Seismic and bathymet· 1973, Provenances and dispersal pat­ Helferty, M. G.; Booker, J. R., 1990, A three ric evidence of a fracture zone on Gorda terns of turbidite sand in Escanaba dimensional study of geoelectric struc­ Ridge. trough, northeastern Pacific Ocean. ture in northern California (abstract]. Odegard, M. E., 1978, Upper mantle struc­ Vine, F. J., 1968, Proof of ocean-floor Holmes, M. L.; Morton, J. L.; Clague, D. ture of the Gorda-Juan de Fuca Ridge spreading? (abstract]. system (abstract]. A.; Embley, R. W.; Cacchione, D. A.; Wilson, D. S., 1989, Deformation of the Abbott, D. H., 1986, Morphology and Oregon Geology, 1991, Significant Oregon so-called Gorda plate. mineral resources of Gorda Ridge and earthquakes in 1991. Wilson, D. S., 1990, Kinematics of overlap· Blanco fracture zone, northeast Pacific Payton, W. H.; Lavin, P. M., 1987, Spatial ping rift propagation with cyclic rift Ocean (abstract]. coherence of Juan de Fuca aeamount failure. Huang, P. Y.; Solomon, S. C., 1988, Cen­ magnetic anomalies and modeled anom­ Wong, F. L., 1989, Mineralogy of sand in alies derived from bathymetry and grav­ troid depths of mid-ocean ridge earth­ turbidites from Escanaba trough, north­ quakes-Dependence on spreading rate. ity data (abstract]. east Pacific Ocean. INDEX CALIFORNIA- STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND TECTONICS 103

Wrolstad, K. H.; Johnson, S. H., 1977, So­ coastal California nonh of the Men­ waste disposal study area W-N (ab­ nobuoy velocity profile from the conti­ docino triple junction (abstract). stract). nental shelf to the Gorda Ridge [ab­ Carver, G. A.; Vick, G. S.; Burke, R. M., Rinehart, V. J., 1964, Investigation of stract). 1989, Late Holocene paleoseismicity of twelve earthquakes off the Oregon and Zervas, C. E., 1988, A finite element inves­ the Gorda segment of the Cascadia sub­ northern California coasts. tigation of topographic variation at mid­ duction zone (abstract). Shivelle, C. D.; Carver, G. A.; Valentine, D. ocean ridges spreading at the same rate. Clarke, S. H., Jr.; Carver, G. A., 1989, On­ W., 1991, Foraminiferid stratigraphy as CALIFORNIA - PACIFIC shore-offshore characteristics and seis­ evidence for great earthquakes on the mic potential of structures along the Cascadia subduction zone in northern COAST Gorda segment of the Cascadia subduc­ California [abstract].• Atwater, B. F., 1991, Holocene paleoseis­ tion zone Iabstract J. Vick, G. S.; Carver, G. A., 1988, Late Holo­ mology, western Washington. Clarke, S. H., Jr.; Carver, G. A., 1991, Tec­ cene paleoaeiamicity, northern Hum­ Benz, H. M.; Zandt, G., 1991, Lithospheric tonics and late Holocene paleoseismic­ boldt Bay, California [abstract]. structure and aeismicity of northern Cal - ity of the southern Cascadia 1~bduction Wllson, D. S., 1986, Deformation of lhe ifornia-Evolution of the crustal margin zone, northwestern California continen­ Juan de Fuca plate near the Mendocino with panage of the Mendocino triple tal margin (abstract). triple junction (abstract). junction [abstract).• Dupras, Don, 1987, A thumbnail sketch­ Benz, H. M.; Zandt, G.; Oppenheimer, D., California's marine geology. CALIFORNIA - SEA LEVEL, 1990, Seismic imaging of the subduc­ Field, M. E., 1984, The submarine landslide SUBSIDENCE AND UPLIFT tion plate and the slable11 window be­ of 1980 off northern California. Atwater, B. F., 1991, Holocene paleo1ei1- neath northern California [abstract). Grant, W. C.; Atwater, B. F.; Carver, G. A.; mology, western Washington. Berger, G. W.; Burke, R. M.; Carver, G. A.; Darienzo, M. E.; Nelson, A. R.; Peter­ Berger, G. W.; Burke, R. M.; Carver, G. A.; Easterbrook, D. J., 1988, Thermolumi­ son, C. D.; Vick, G. S., 1989, Radiocar­ Easterbrook, D. J., 1988, Thermolumi­ nescence analyses and paleomagnetic bon dating of late Holocene coastal sub­ nescence analyses and paleomagnetic signatures-Techniques for establishing sidence above the Cascadia Subduction signatures-Techniques for establishing numerical age estimates on tectonically zone-Compilation for Washington, Or­ numerical age estimates on tectonically deformed marine terraces, northern Cal­ egon, and northern California (abstract). deformed marine terraces, northern Cal­ ifornia [abstract). Helfeny, M. G.; Booker, J. R., 1990, A three ifornia [abstract). Berger, G. W.; Easterbrook, D. J., 1988, dimensional study of geoelectric struc­ Berger, G. W.; Easterbrook, D. J., 1988, Dating marine terrace deformation north ture in northern California [abstract). Dating marine terrace deformation north of the Mendocino triple junction.• Jacoby, G. C.; Sheppard, P. R.; Carver, G. of the Mendocino triple junction.• Blake, M. C., Jr.; Jones, D. L.; Wentworth, A., 1989, Dating of earthquake-induced Carver, G. A., 1989, Paleo1ei1micity of the C. M., 1984, Continent-ocean transects landslides using tree-ring analysis [ab­ southern pan of the Caacadia subduction C-1 and C-2-Accretionary history of stract). zone [abstract). the California coast ranges [abstract). Kelsey, H. M.; Carver, G. A., 1986, Studies Carver, G. A., 1991, Active subduction tec­ Breen, N. A.; Lisowski, Michael; Prescott, of Quaternary faulting through the anal­ tonics north of the Mendocino triple W. H., 1987, Spatially varying pattern of ysis of small faults and fractures, nonh junction, northwestern California [ab­ crustal strain near the Mendocino triple coastal California. stract].• junction, California [abstract). Knapp, J. S., Jr., 1989, Seismic activity at Lajoie, K. R., 1986, Rapid tectonic uplift Burke, R. M.; Carver, G. A., 1989, The the southern end of the Cascadia subduc­ near the Mendocino triple junction re­ degree of soil development from buried tion zone [abstract). corded by emergent marine strandlines soils formed in fault-generated colluvi­ Knapp, J. S., Jr.; McPhenon, R.; Smith, S. [abstract). ums reflect interseismic time, nonhern W., 1988, Seismicity near Cape Men­ Merritts, Dorothy, 1986, Late Quaternary California [abstract). docino, California, 1974-1984 [ab­ tectonism in coastal northern Califor­ Carver, G. A., 1988, Seismic potential of stract). nia-A geomorphic approach (abstract). the Gorda segment of the Cascadia sub­ Lajoie, IC. R., 1986, Rapid tectonic uplift Vick, G. S.; Carver, G. A., 1988, Late Holo­ duction zone [abstract). near the Mendocino triple junction re­ cene paleoseismicity, northern Hum­ Carver, G. A., 1989, Paleoaeismicity of the corded by emergent marine strandlines boldt Bay, California [abstract]. southern pan of the Cascadia subduction [abstract). CALIFORNIA - SOILS, zone [abstract). McPherson, B. C., 1989, Focal mechanisms Carver, G. A., 1991, Active subduction tec­ SEDIMENTS, AND and seismicity at the southern end of the STRATIGRAPHY tonics north of the Mendocino triple Cascadia subduction zone [abstract). Burke, R. M.; Carver, G. A., 1989, The junction, northwestern California [ab­ McPherson, B. C., 1989, Seismicity and degree of soil development from buried stract].• focal mechanisms near the southern end soils formed in fault-generated colluvi­ Carver, G. A.; Burke, R. M., 1986, Investi­ of the Cascadia subduction zone [ab­ ums reflect interseilmic time, northern gations oflate Pleistocene and Holocene stract). California [abstract].• thrust faulting in coastal California McSweeney, T. J.; Smith, S. W., 1991, Shivelle, C. D.; Carver, G. A.; Valentine, D. north of Cape Mendocino. Space-time clustering of 1ei1micity at W., 1991, Foraminiferid stratigraphy as Carver, G. A.; Burke, R. M., 1987, Late Cape Mendocino [abstract). evidence for great earthquakes on the Holocene paleoseismicity of the south­ Merritts, Dorothy, 1986, Late Quaternary ern end of the Cascadia subduction zone Cascadia subduction zone in northern tectonism in coastal northern Califor­ California [abstract).• [abstract). nia-A geomorphic approach (abstract]. Carver, G. A.; Burke, R. M., 1987, Late O'Dea, IC. M., 1989, Terrace formation and CALIFORNIA - STRUCTURAL Pleistocene and Holocene paleoseisrnic­ deformation on Yager Creek-Late GEOLOGY AND TECTONICS ity of Little Salmon and Mad River Pleistocene fluvial and tectonic activity Benz, H. M.; Zandt, G., 1991, Lithospheric thrust systems, N.W. California-Im­ at the soulhern end of lhe Cascadia sub­ structure and seismicity of northern Cal­ plications to the seismic potential of the duction zone [abstract). ifornia-Evolution of.the crustal margin Caacadia subduction zone [abstract). Rea, D. IC.; Heath, G. R., 1983, Oceanogra­ with pa11age of the Mendocino triple Carver, G. A.; Burke, R. M.; Kelsey, H. M., phy and geology of Pacific low-level junction [abstract).• 1986, Late Quaternary tectonics of 104 CALIFORNIA - TSUNAMIS OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Benz, H. M.; Zandt, G.; Oppenheimer, D., Mooney, W. D.; Weaver, C. S., 1989, Re­ Evans, R. C.; Ashley, R. P., 1989, Geology 1990, Seismic imaging of the subduc­ gional crustal structure and tectonics of of the Cascade volcanic arc near Mount tion plate and the slabless window be­ the Pacific coastal states; California, St. Helens, southwestern Washington neath northern California [abstract]. Oregon, and Washington. [abstract]. Berge, P.A.; Stauber, D. A., 1985, Seismic O'Dea, K. M., 1989, Terrace formation and Hammond, P. E., 1973, Geological frame­ refraction profile across Lassen Peak deformation on Yager Creek-Late work of Washington's southern Cascade [abstract). Pleistocene fluvial and tectonic activity Range [abstract]. Blake, M. C., Jr.; Jayko, A. S., 1986, Tec­ at lhe soulhem end of lhe Cascadia sub­ Hammond, P. E., 1989, Guide to geology of tonic evolution of northwest California duction zone [abstract]. the Cascade Range-Portland, Oregon and southwest Oregon. O'Dea, K. M.; Vick, G. S.; Craven, G. F.; to Seattle, Washington. Blake, M. C., Jr.; Jones, D. L.; Wentworth, Linberg, D. N., 1987, An analysis of Haugerud, R. A., 1989, Geology of the C. M., 1984, Continent-ocean transects style of deformation and surface expres­ metamorphic core of the North Cas­ C-1 and C-2-Accretionary history of sion of late Quaternary thrust faults, cades. the California coast ranges [abstract]. coastal northern California [abstract]. Kriens, B. J., 1988, Tectonic evolution of Bit, B. A.; Lomnitz, C.; McEvilly, T. V., Wilson, D. S., 1986, Deformation of lhe the Ross Lake area, northwest Washing· 1968, Seismological evidence on the Juan de Fuca plate near the Mendocino ton-southwest British Columbia.• tectonics of central and northern Cali­ triple junction [abstract]. McGroder, M. F., 1988, Structural evolu­ fornia and the Mendocino escarpment. CALIFORNIA - TSUNAMIS tion of the eastern Cascades foldbelt­ Breen, N. A.; Lisowski, Michael; Prescott, Implications for late Mesozoic accre­ W. H., 1987, Spatially varying pattern of Sokolowski, T. J.; Fuller, G. W.; Blackford, tionary tectonics in the Pacific North· M. E.; Jorgensen, W. J., 1983, The Alas­ crustal strain near the Mendocino triple west.• ka Tsunami Warning Center's automatic junction, California [abstract]. McGroder, M. F.; Miller, R. B., 1989, Geol· earthquake processing system. Carver, G. A.; Burke, R. M., 1986, Investi­ ogy of the eastern North Cascades. gations oflate Pleistocene and Holocene CALIFORNIA - VOLCANISM McGroder, M. F.; Miller, R. B.; Haugerud, thrust faulting in coastal California Blakely, R. J.; Wells, R. E., 1990, Cascade R. A.; Brandon, M. T., 1989, Elements north of Cape Mendocino. Range evolution-Constraints from of the Cascades 'collisional' orogen-A Carver, G. A.; Burke, R. M., 1987, Late gravity and magnetic anomalies [ab­ transect from the Methow Basin to the Holocene paleoseismicity of the south­ stract). San Juan Islands. ern end of the Cascadia subduction zone Muffler, L. J. P.; and others, 1989, South Miller, R. B., 1989, The Mesozoic Rimrock [abstract). Cascades arc volcanism, California and Lake inlier, southern Washington Cas· Carver, G. A.; Burke, R. M., 1987, Late southern Oregon-Red Bluff to Red­ cades-Implications for lhe basement to Pleistocene and Holocene paleoseismic­ ding, California, July 20-26, 1989. the Columbia Embayment. ity of Little Salmon and Mad River Wolfe, E. W.; Miller, C. D., 1990, Volcano Muffler, L. J.P., 1990, Introduction to spe­ thrust systems, N.W. California-Im­ hazards in lhe Pacific Northwest [ab­ cial section on the geological, geophys­ plications to the seismic potential of the stract]. ical, and tectonic setting of the Cascade Cascadia subduction zone [abstract). Range. Canals, IIH ENGINEERING GEOLOGY - Carver, G. A.; Burke, R. M.; Kelsey, H. M., Muffler, L. J.P.; Weaver, C. S.; Blackwell, PORT FACILITIES 1986, Late Quaternary tectonics of D. D., editors, 1989, Proceedings of coastal California north of the Men­ Carbon dating, 11t111 workshop XLIV-Geological, geophys­ docino triple junction [abstract]. GEOCHRONOLOGY - ical, and tectonic setting of the Cascade Oarke, S. H., Jr.; Carver, G. A., 1989, On­ RADIOCARBON DATING Range. shore-offshore characteristics and seis­ CASCADE RANGE Pistrang, M. A., 1981, Bedrock and boot· mic potential of structures along the soles-An introduction to the geology Note: Materials on the Cascade Gorda segment of the Cascadia subduc­ of lhe Issaquah Alps. Range of British Columbia, tion zone [abstract]. Smilh, J. G., 1989, Geologic map of upper Oregon, and California are Coleman, R. G.; Manning, C. E.; Mortimer, listed here and under lhe states Eocene to Holocene volcanic and re· N.; Donato, M. M.; Hill, L.B., 1988, and the province. Specific lated rocks in lhe Cascade Range, Wash­ Tectonic and regional metamorphic materials for lhe Cascade Range ington. framework of the Klamath Mountains of Washington are also listed Stewart, R. J., 1990, Geology of lhe Chi­ and adjacent Coast Ranges, California under lhese counties: waukum region in central Washington, and Oregon. U.S.A. CHELAN CO., WASH. Crum, S. V., 1987, The mechanics of sub­ Stoffel, K. L; Joseph, N. L.; Waggoner, S. KING CO., WASH. duction zone topography-A study of Z.; Gulick, C. W.; Korosec, M. A.; Bun­ age effect in the Pacific Northwest. KITTITAS CO., WASH. ning, B. B., 1991, Geologic map of Heam, Thomas; Beghoul, Noureddine; OKANOGAN CO., WASH. Washington-Northeast quadrant. Barazangi, Muawia, 1991, Tomography PIERCE CO., WASH. Swanson, D. A.; Cameron, K. A.; Evarts, R. of lhe western United States from re· SKAGIT CO., WASH. C.; Pringle, P. T.; Vance, J. A., 1989, gional arrival times. SKAMANIA CO., WASH. Excursion lA--Cenozoic volcanism in Kelsey, H. M.; Carver, G. A., 1986, Studies SNOHOMISH CO., WASH. the Cascade Range and Columbia Pla­ of Quaternary faulting through the anal­ WHATCOM CO., WASH. teau, southern Washington and northern­ ysis of small faults and fractures, north YAKIMA CO., WASH. most Oregon. coastal California. Tabor, R. W.; Haugerud, R. A.; Brown, E. Knapp, J. S., Jr., 1982, Seismicity, crustal CASCADE RANGE - AREAL H.; Babcock, R. S.; Miller, R. B., 1989, structure, and tectonics near the north­ GEOLOGY Accreted terranes of lhe North Cascades ern termination of the San Andreas fault. Brandon, M. T., 1989, Geology of the San Range, Washington--Spokane to Seat· Merritts, Dorothy, 1986, Late Quaternary Juan-Cascade nappes, northwestern tie, Washington July 21-29, 1989. tectonism in coastal northern Califor­ Cascade Range and San Juan Islands. nia-A geomorphic approach [abstract). Brown, E. H., 1990, Geology of lhe Skagit crystalline core and northwest Cascades system. l INDEX CASCADE RANGE - GEOPHYSICS 105

CASCADE RANGE deformation, and plutonism in the Huck­ depressions in the Cascade Range of EARTHQUAKES AND leberry Mountain area, North Cascades, central Oregon [abstract). SEISMOLOGY WA [abstract]. Dancl, z. F., 1982, An analytic method for Haugcrud, R. A.; Tabor, R. W.; Stacey, J. S.; Achaucr, Ulrich; Evans, J. R.; Stauber, D. the determination of distant terrain cor­ Van dcr Heyden, Peter, 1988, What is in A., 1988, High-resolution seismic rections. the core of the North Cascades, Wash­ tomography of compre11ional wave ve­ Finn, Carol, 1988, Structure of the Wash­ ington?-A new look at the structure locity structure at Newberry Volcano, ington convergent margin, implications and metamorphic history of the Skagit Oregon Cascade Range. for other subduction zones and for con­ Gneiss of Misch (1966) [abstract]. Gcomatrix Consultants, Inc., 1988, Scis­ tinental growth processes. Hurlow, H. A.; Nelson, K., 1991, Late motcctonic evaluation-Catalog of his­ 8. Finn, Carol; Williams, D. L, 1983, Gravity torical 1ci1micity, nonhcm Cascade Cretaceous-Eocene dcxtral transprcs­ studies in the Cascade Range. mountains gcomorphic province. sion in the Nonh Cascades metamorphic Gettings, M. B.; Griscom, Andrew, 1988, core, Washington-Structural styles, U­ Gravity model studies of Newberry Vol· Gcomatrix Consultants, Inc., 1988, Scis­ Pb chronologic constraints, and relation motcctonic evaluation of the nonhcrn cano, Oregon. to plate motions [abstract]. Cascade mountains gcomorphic prov­ Sprenkc, K. F., 1989, Efficient terrain cor- ince for Bumping Lake, Ticton, Kcc­ Miller, R. B.; Bowring, S. A.; Hoppe, W. J., rections-A geostatistical analysis. 1989, Paleocene plutonism and ill tec­ chclus, Kachcss, Cle Blum, and Clear CASCADE RANGE - Lake dams. tonic implications, Nonh Cascades, Washington. GEOPHYSICS - MAGNETIC Iyer, H. M.; Rite, Alan, 1981, Tclcscismic P-wavc delays in the Oregon Cascades Sherrod, D.R.; Pickthorn, L. 8. G., 1989, AND MAGNETOTELLURIC [abstract). Some notes on the Neogene structural SURVEYS evolution of the Cascade Range in Ore· Iyer, H. M.; Rite, Alan; Kollman, Auricl; Blakely, R. J.; Wells, R. E., 1990, Cascade gon. Knapp, David, 1983, Seismic monitor­ Range evolution-Constraints from ing, Oregon and California volcanoes Walker, N. W.; Brown, E. H., 1990, Zircon gravity and magnetic anomalies [ab­ [abstract]. U/Pb gcochronomctry of mid-Crcta· stract]. ccous plutonic rocks in the western crys­ Iyer, H. M.; Rite, Alan; Kollman, Auricl; Finn, Carol, 1988, Structure of the Wash­ talline core, Nonh Cascades, Washing· Knapp, David, 1983, Scismicity in the ington convergent margin, implications ton-Implications for timing and nature Cascades of Oregon and California [ab­ for other subduction zones and for con· of orogcncsis [abstract). stract). tincntal growth processes. Walker, N. W.; Brown, E. H., 1991, Is the Kollman, Auricl; Zollwcg, J.E., 1985, Ore­ Hermance, J. F.; Lusi, S.; Slocum, W.; Neu­ southeast Coast Plutonic Complex the gon Cascades canhquakc catalog-Au­ mann, G. A.; Green, A. W., Jr.; Stanley, consequence of accretion of the Insular gust l, 1980-0ctober 31, 1982 [ab­ W. D.; Jones, A. G.; Filloux, J. H.; Law, supcncrranc? Evidence from U-Pb zir­ stract]. L. K.; Auld, D.R.; Booker, J.R., 1987, con gcochronomctry in the nonhcrn Tectonic implications of a generalized Weaver, C. S., 1989, Scismicity of the Cas­ Washington Cascades. cade Range and adjacent areas. 2-D inversion of magnetotelluric and Weaver, C. S., 1989, What controls the seg­ CASCADE RANGE - magnetic variation data for an cast-west transect across the Oregon Coast Range mentation of the Cascade volcanic arc? GEOPHYSICS - ELECTRICAL and High Cascades [abstract]. [abstract]. SURVEYS Livclybrooks, D. W.; Clingman, W. W.; Weaver, C. S.; Norris, R. D.; Jonicntz­ Fiucrman, D. V.; Stanley, W. D.; Bisdorf, R. Rygh, J. T.; Urquhart, S. A.; Waff, H. S., Trislcr, Chris, 1990, Results of seismo­ J., 1988, Electrical structure of New­ 1989, A magnetotelluric study of the logical monitoring in the Cascade berry Volcano, Oregon. High Cascades grabcn in central Ore­ Range, 1962-1989-Eanhquakcs, erup­ Stanley, W. D., 1989, Comparison of gon. tions, avalanches and other curiosities.• gcoclcctrical/tectonic models for suture Rygh, J. T.; Livelybrooks, p. W.; Urquhart, Wcsthusing, J. K., 1974, Reconnaissance zones in the western U.S.A. and eastern S. A.; Waff, H. S.; Clingman, W. W., surveys of near-event seismic activity in Europe-Arc black shales a possible 1986, A magnetotclluric study of the the volcanoes of the Cascade Range, Or­ source of high conductivities? High Cascades graben, Oregon [ab­ egon. stract]. Zollwcg, J. B.; Johnson, P. A., 1989, The CASCADE RANGE - Stanley, W. D., 1989, Comparison of Darrington seismic zone of nonhwcst­ GEOPHYSICS - GRAVITY geoelectrical/tectonic models for suture crn Washington. SURVEYS zones in the western U.S.A. and eastern Blackwell, D. D.; Steele, J. L; Frohmc, M. CASCADE RANGE Europe-Are black shales a possible K.; Murphey, C. F.; Priest, G. R.; Black, source of high conductivities? ENGINEERING GEOLOGY G. L, 1989, Heat flow in the Oregon Stanley, W. D.; Fuis, G. S.; Mooney, W. D., Gcomatrix Consultants, Inc., 1988, Cascade Range and its correlation with 1989, Details of crustal structure in the Scismotcctonic evaluation of the north­ regional gravity, magnetic, and geologic Cascade Range and surrounding regions ern Cascade mountains gcomorphic patterns. from seismic and magnetotelluric data. province for Bumping Lake, Tieton, Blakely, R. J .; Jachcns, R. C., 1990, Volcan­ Stanley, W. D.; Mooney, W. D.; Fuis, G. S., Kccchclus, Kachcss, Cle Blum, and ism, isostatic residual gravity, and re­ Clear Lake dams. gional tectonic setting of the· Cascade 1990, Deep crustal structure of the Cas­ cade Range and surrounding regions volcanic province.• CASCADE RANGE - from seismic refraction. and mag­ GEOCHRONOLOGY Blakely, R. J.; Wells, R. B., 1990, Cascade netotclluric data. Range evolution-Constraints from Sternberg, B. K.; Washburnc, J. C.; Pel­ Beget, J. E., 1980, Tcphrochronol~gy ~f gravity and magnetic anomalies [ab­ lerin, Louise, 1988, Correction for the late-glacial and Holocene moraines m stract). the central north Cascade Range, Wash­ static shift in rnagnetotellurics using Couch, R. W.; Foote, R. W., 1985, The Shu­ ington State [abstract). transient electromagnetic soundings. kash and Lapine basins-Pleistocene Bittenbender, P. E.; Walker, N. W., 1990, Constraints on timing of metamorphism, 106 CASCADE RANGE - GE~PHYSICS OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

CASCADE RANGE - Friedman, J. D.; Realmuto, V. J.; Frank, D. McGrodcr, M. F.; Miller, R. B.; Haugcrud, GEOPHYSICS - SEISMIC G., 1991, Comparison of thermal fea­ R. A.; Brandon, M. T., 1989, IDcments tures of Cordillcran volcanoes using air­ of the Cascades 'collisional' orogen-A SURVEYS borne sensing systems, with special ref­ transect from the Mcthow Basin to the Achaucr, Ulrich; Evans, J. R.; Stauber, D. erence to Mount St. Helens, WA [ab­ San Juan Islands. A., 1988, High-resolution seismic to­ stract].• Muffler, L. J. P.; and others, 1989, South mography of compressional wave veloc­ Cascades arc volcanism, California and ity structure at Newberry Volcano, Ore­ CASCADE RANGE - southern Oregon-Red Bluff to Red­ gon Cascade Range. GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES ding, California, July 20-26, 1989. Berge, P. A., 1985, Tclcscismic P-wavc Blackwell, D. D.; Steele, J. L; Frohmc, M. Stewart, R. J ., 1990, Geology of the travcltimc residuals across the Cascade K.; Murphey, C. F.; Priest, G. R.; Black, Chiwaukum region in central Washing­ Range in southern Oregon. G. L, 1989, Heat flow in the Oregon ton, U.S.A. Catchings, R. D.; Mooney, W. D., 1988, Cascade Range and its correlation with Swanson, D. A.; and others, 1989, Cenozoic Crustal structure of cast central Ore­ regional gravity, magnetic, and geologic volcanism in the Cascade Range and Co­ gon-Relation between Newberry Vol­ patterns. lumbia Plateau, southern Washington cano and regional crustal structure. Finn, Carol; Williams, D. L, 1983, Gravity and nonhcrnmost Oregon, Seattle, Cotton, J. A.; Catchings, R. D., 1989, Data studies in the Cascade Range. Washington to Ponland, Oregon, July report for the 1983 U.S. Geological Sur­ Ingcbritscn, S. E.; Sherrod, D. R.; Mariner, 3-8, 1989. vey cast-central Oregon seismic refrac­ R. H., 1989, Heat flow and hydrother­ Swanson, D. A.; Cameron, K. A.; Evarts, R. tion experiment. mal circulation in the Cascade Range, C.; Pringle, P. T.; Vance, J. A., 1989, Crampin, Stuart; McGoniglc, Robert; Ando, north-central Oregon. Excursion IA-Cenozoic volcanism in Masataka, 1986, Extcnsivc-dilatancy Priest, G. R., 1986, A program for scientific the Cascade Range and Columbia Pla­ anisotropy beneath Mount Hood, Ore­ drilling in the Cascades, northern Cali­ teau, southern Washington and northern­ gon and the effect of aspect ratio on fornia, Oregon, and Washington. most Oregon. seismic velocities through aligned Priest, G. R., 1987, Investigation of the Tabor, R. W.; Haugerud, R. A.; Brown, E. cracks. thermal regime and geologic history of H.; Babcock, R. S.; Miller, R. B., 1989, Keach, R. W., ll; Oliver, J.E.; Brown, L. D.; the Cascade volcanic arc-First phase Accreted terrancs of the North Cascades Kaufman, Sidney, 1989, Cenozoic ac­ of a program for scientific drilling in the Range, Washington-Spokane to Scat· tive margin and shallow Cascades struc­ Cascade Range. tle, Washington July 21-29, 1989. turc-COCORP results from western Oregon. CASCADE RANGE - CASCADE RANGE - Keach, R. W., Il; Potter, C. J.; Oliver, J.E.; GLACIERS AND GLACIAL LANDSLIDES, LAHARS, AND Brown, L. D., 1986, Cenozoic active GEOLOGY SLOPE STABILITY margin and shallow Cascades struc­ Beget, J. E., 1980, Tcphrochronology of Benda, L. E.; Cundy, T. W., 1990, Predict­ ture-COCORP results from western late-glacial and Holocene moraines in ing deposition of debris flows in moun­ Oregon (abstract]. the central north Cascade Range, Wash­ tain channels. Leaver, D. S.; Mooney, W. D.; Kohler, W. ington State [abstract). Benda, L. E.; Dunne, Thomas, 1988, Varia­ M., 1983, Seismic studies between Cra­ Beget, J. E., 1988, Comment on "Age of tion of channel morphology controlled ter Lake and Mount Hood (abstract]. pre-Neoglacial cirque moraines in the by the frequency and magnitude of mass Stanley, W. D.; Fuis, G. S.; Mooney, W. D., central North American Cordillera," by wasting [abstract). 1989, Details of crustal structure in the P. T. Davis and G. Osborn. Benda, L. E.; Zhang, Wcihua, 1989, Hydro­ Cascade Range and surrounding regions Davis, P. T.; Osborn, Gerald, 1987, Age of logic and gcomorphic characteristics of from seismic and magnctotclluric data. pre-Neoglacial cirque moraines in the landslide/dam-break floods in the Cas­ Stanley, W. D.; Mooney, W. D.; Fuis, G. S., central North American Cordillera.• cade mountains of Washington [ab­ 1989, Model of the midcrust in the Cas­ Porter, S. C., 1989, Some geological im­ stract). cade Range region from seismic and plications of average Quaternary glacial Brunengo, M. J., 1990, A method of model­ magnctotclluric data [abstract]. conditions. ing the frequency characteristics of Stanley, W. D.; Mooney, W. D.; Fuis, G. S., CASCADE RANGE - daily snow amount, for stochastic simu­ 1990, Deep crustal structure of the Cas­ lation of rain-on-1nowmelt events. GUIDEBOOKS cade Range and surrounding regions Gowan, M. E., 1989, Slope failures and from seismic refraction and mag- Brandon, M. T., 1989, Geology of the San channclimd debris flows-The effect of nctotclluric data. · Juan-Cascade nappcs, nonhwcstcrn geology, hydrology or man? [abstract).• Stauber, D. A.; Berge, P. A., 1985, Compar­ Cascade Range and San Juan Islands. Lilligren, S. P., 1988, Unusual landslide ison of the P-vclocity structures of Mt. Brown, E. H., 1990, Geology of the Skagit features, Cascade geologic province, Shasta, California, and Newberry Vol­ crystalline core and northwest Cascades Klamath National Forest, Siskiyou cano, Oregon [abstract]. system. County, California [abstract). Stauber, D. A.; Green, S. M.; Iyer, H. M., Hammond, P. E., 1989, Guide to geology of Parka, D.S.; Rcutcbuch, S. E., 1990, Land­ 1988, Three-dimensional P velocity the Cascade Range-Portland, Oregon slide mapping and analysis from aerial structure of the crust below Newberry to Seattle, Washington. photographs with a PC-based analytical Volcano, Oregon. Haugcrud, R. A., 1989, Geology of the 1tcrcoploucr [abstract). metamorphic core of the North Cas­ Thonen, G. W., 1989, Splitting and sagging CASCADE RANGE - cades. GEOPHYSICS - THERMAL mountains. McGrodcr, M. F., 1989, mcments of the Weaver, C. S.; Norris, R. D.; Jonicntz­ SURVEYS Cascades 'collisional' orogcn-Intro­ Tri1lcr, Chris, 1990, Rc1ult1 of 1ci1mo­ Fournier, R. 0., 1989, Maximum depths of duction to a transect from the Mcthow logical monitoring in the Cascade earthquakes as an aid in evaluating con­ Basin to the San Juan Islands, Washing­ Range, 1962-1989-Earthquakes, erup­ vective and conductive heat fluxes from ton. tions, avalanches and other curiosities.• the Cascade province and adjacent re­ McGrodcr, M. F.; Miller, R. B., 1989, Geol­ gions. ocy of the eastern North Cascades. INDEX CASCADE RANGE - STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY 107

Wiberg, E. J., 1990, The probability distri­ Wells, R. E., 1990, Paleomagnetic rotations lapse of the Cretaceous orogen? [ab­ bution of snowmelt in clearcuts from a and the Cenozoic tectonics of the Cas­ stract]. rain-on-snow event in the central Cas­ cade arc, Washington, Oregon, and Cal­ Haugerud, R. A.; Tabor, R. W.; Stacey, J. S.; cades of Washington. ifornia.• Van der Heyden, Peter, 1988, What is in the core of the North Cascades, Wash­ CASCADE RANGE - MAPS - CASCADE RANGE - SOILS, ington?-A new look at the structure GEOLOGIC SEDIMENTS, AND and metamorphic history of the Skagit Geomatrix Consultants, Inc., 1988, Seis­ SEDIMENTOLOGY Gneiss of Misch (1966) [abstract]. motectonic evaluation of the northern Dragovich, J. D.; Cary, J. A.; Brown, E. H., Hughes, S. S., 1990, Mafic magmatism and Cascade mountains geomorphic prov­ 1989, Stratigraphic and structural rela­ associated tectonism of the central High ince for Bumping Lake, Tieton, Kee­ tions of the Cascade River Schist, North Cascade Range, Oregon.• chelus, Kacheu, Ce Elum, and Oear Cascades, Washington (abstract]. Hurban, G. K., 1991, Fabric study and Lake dams. Evans, J. E., 1986, Influence of syn­ structural history of deformed plutonic Kriens, B. J., 1988, Tectonic evolution of depositional tectonics on fluvial faciea and metamorphic rocks in the Holden the Ross Lake area, northwest Washing­ in a Tertiary wrench-fault basin, Chum­ area, North Cascades, Washington. ton-southwest British Columbia.• stick Formation, Cascades Range, Kriens, B. J., 1988, Tectonic evolution of Kriens, B. J.; Wemicke, B. P., 1990, Nature Washington (abstract]. the Ross Lake area, northwest Washing­ of the contact zone between the North Smith, G. A.; Vincent, K. R.; Snee, L. W., ton-southwest British Columbia.• Cascades crystalline core and the Met· 1989, An isostatic model for basin for­ Kriens, B. J., 1991, Constraints on mid-Cre­ how sequence in the Ross Lake area, mation in and adjacent to the central taceous thrust displacements in NW Washington-Implications for Cordille­ Oregon High Cascade Range. Washington based on identification of a ran tectonics. CASCADE RANGE - foredeep in the Methow region (ab­ McGroder, M. F., 1988, Structural evolu­ stract]. tion of the eastern Cascades foldbelt­ STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND TECTONICS [GENERAL Kriens, B. J.; Wernicke, B. P., 1987, Char­ lmplications for late Mesozoic accre­ acteristics of a continental margin mag· WORKS] tionary tectonics in the Pacific North­ matic arc with depth-The Skagit-Met· west.• Babcock, R. S.; Misch, Peter, 1988, Evolu­ how crustal section (abstract]. Sherrod, D.R., 1987, New compilation map tion of the crystalline core of the north Kriens, B. J.; Wemicke, B. P., 1990, Nature of the Cascade Range in Oregon. Cascade Range. of the contact zone between the North Smith, J. G., 1989, Geologic map of upper Bacon, C. R., 1983, Eruptive history of Cascades crystalline core and the Met· Eocene to Holocene volcanic and re­ Mount Mazama and Crater Lake cal­ how sequence in the Ross Lake area, lated rocks in the Cascade Range, Wash­ dera, Cascade Range, U.S.A. Washington-Implications for Cordille· ington. Brown, E. H., 1988, Metamorphic and ran tectonics. Stoffel, K. L; Joseph, N. L.; Waggoner, S. structural history of the northwest Cas­ Lawrence, R. D., 1973, Plate tectonic inter­ Z.; Gulick, C. W.; Korosec, M. A.; Bun­ cades, Washington and British Colum­ pretation of major structures, northern ning, B. B., 1991, Geologic map of bia. Cascade Range, Washington [abstract]. Washington-Northeast quadrant. Brown, E. H.; Talbot, J. L., 1989, Late Leaver, D.S., 1984, Mixed stochastic and Tabor, R. W.; Haugerud, R. A.; Brown, E. Mesozoic kinematic history ofthe North deterministic modeling of the crustal H.; Babcock, R. S.; Miller, R. B., 1989,. Cascades, Washington, and southern structure in the vicinity of Mt. Hood, Accreted terranes of the North Cascades Coast Mountains, British Columbia (ab­ Ore. (abstract]. Range, Washington-Spokane to Seat­ stract]. Leeman, W. P.; Smith, D.R.; Hildreth, Wes; tle, Washington July 21-29, 1989. Brown, E. H.; Talbot, J. L., 1989, Orogen­ Palacz, Zen; Rogen, Nick, 1990, Com­ CASCADE RANGE - parallel extension in the North Cascades positional divenity of late Cenozoic ba­ crystalline core, Washington. PALEO MAGNETISM salts in a transect across the southern Dragovich, J. D.; Cary, J. A.; Brown, E. H., Washington Cascades-Implications for Butler, R. F.; Dickinson, W. R.; Gehrels, G. 1989, Stratigraphic and structural rela· subduction zone magmatism. • E.; McOelland, W. C.; May, S. R.; Kle­ tions of the Cascade River Schist, North Lowes, B. E., 1972, Metamorphic petrology packi, D. W., 1990, Comment and reply Cascades, Washington (abstract]. and structural geology of the area east of on "Discordant paleomagnetic poles Duncan, R. A.; Kulm, L. D., 1989, Plate Harrison Lake, British Columbia. from the Canadian Coast Plutonic Com­ tectonic evolution of the Cascades arc­ Magloughlin, J. F., 1990, Late-metamor­ plex-Regional tilt rather than large dis­ subduction complex. placement?"; Reply. phic non-coaxial regional deforma­ Evans, J. E., 1986, Influence of syn­ tion-Evidence for Cretaceous tectonic Butler, R. Gehrels, G. E.; McOelland, F.; depositional tectonics on fluvial facies unroofing of the Nason terrane? (ab­ W. C.; May, S. R.; Klepacki, D. W., in a Tertiary wrench-fault basin, Chum­ stract]. 1989, Discordant paleomagnetic poles stick Formation, Cascades Range, Magloughlin, J. F., 1990, The Rock Lake from the Canadian Coast Plutonic Com­ Washington (abstract]. plex-Regional tilt rather than large­ shear zone-A partial solution to the Geomatrix Consultants, Inc., 1988, Seis­ geologic split personality of the Nason scale displacement?• motectonic evaluation of the northern terrane (abstract]. Miller, R. B.; Johnson, S. Y.; McDougall, J. Cascade mountains geomorphic prov­ W., 1990, Comment and reply on "Dis­ Magloughlin, J. F.; McEwan, R. F., 1988, ince for Bumping Lake, Tieton, Kee­ The White River shear zone-A major cordant paleomagnetic poles from the chelus, Kachess, Ce Elum, and Oear North Cascades terrane boundary and Canadian Coast Plutonic Complex-Re· Lake dams. compressional structure (abstract]. gional tilt rather than large displace­ Guffanti, Marianne; Weaver, C. S., 1988, ment?"; Comment. McGroder, M. F., 1988, Structural evolu­ Distribution of late Cenozoic volcanic tion of the eastern Cascades foldbelt­ Umhoefer, P. J.; Magloughlin, J. F., 1990, vents in the Cascade Range (USA)­ lmplications for late Mesozoic accre­ Comment and reply on "Discordant pa­ Volcanic arc segmentation and regional leomagnetic poles from the Canadian tionary tectonics in the Pacific North­ tectonic considerations.• west.• Coast Plutonic Complex-Regional tilt Haugerud, R. A., 1989, Middle Eocene oro­ rather than large-scale displacement?"; geny in the northern Chelan block, north Comment. Cascades Range-Gravitational col- 108 CASCADE RANGE - STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

McGroder, M. F., 1989, IDements of the Taylor, E. M., 1989, Volcanic history and CASCADE RANGE - Cascades 'collisional' orogen-Intro­ tectonic development of the central STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND duction to a transect from the Methow High Cascade Range, Oregon. TECTONICS - GEOPHYSICS Basin to the San Juan Islands, Washing­ Walker, N. W.; Brown, E. H., 1990, Zircon Blakely, R. J.; Jachens, R. C., 1990, Volcan- ton. U/Pb geochronometry of mid-Creta­ ism, isostatic residual gravity, and re­ McGroder, M. F., 1989, Structural geome­ ceous plutonic rocks in the western crys­ gional tectonic setting of the Cascade try and kinematic evolution of the talline core, North Cascades, Washing­ volcanic province.• eastern Cascades foldbelt, Washington ton-Implications for timing and nature and British Columbia. of orogenesis (abstract]. Butler, R. F.; Dickinson, W. R.; Gehrels, G. E.; McClelland, W. C.; May, S. R.; Kle­ McGroder, M. F., 1989, Where does the Weaver, C. S., 1988, Geometry of the Juan packi, D. W., 1990, Comment and reply Shukaan thrust root? (abstract). de Fuca plate from seismicity and seg­ on "Discordant paleomagnetic poles McGroder, M. F., 1991, Reconciliation of mentation of the Cascade Range based from the Canadian Coast Plutonic Com­ on the distribution of volcanic vents. two-sided thrusting, burial metamor­ plex-Regional tilt rather than large dis­ phism, a.nd diachronous uplift in the Weaver, C. S.; Guffanti, Marianne, 1990 placement?"; Reply. Cascades of Washington and British Co­ The fabric of late Cenozoic volcanism U: Butler, R. F.; Gehrels, G. E.; McClelland, lumbia. the Cascade Range, Mount Rainier to W. C.; May, S. R.; Klepacki, D. W., Mount Hood-Crustal blocks, crustal Miller, R. B., 1989, Evolution of the north­ 1989, Discordant paleomagnetic poles tectonics and subduction zone consider­ eastern margin of the crystalline core of from the Canadian Coast Plutonic Com­ ations (abstract the North Cascades (abstract]. J. plex-Regional tilt rather than large­ Miller, R. B., 1990, Reverse slip shear Whitney, D. L., 1989, Geobarometry of the scale displacement?* Skagit Gneiss, Nonh Cascades-Tec­ zones in the crystalline core of the North Catchings, R. D.; Mooney, W. D., 1988, tonic implications (abstract]. Cascades (abstract). Crustal structure of east central Ore­ Miller, R. B.; Bowring, S. A.; Hoppe, W. J., Whitney, D. L; McGroder, M. F., 1989, gon-Relation between Newberry Vol­ 1989, Paleocene plutonism and iu tec­ Cretaceous crustal section through the cano and regional crustal structure. proposed lnsular-lntennontane suture tonic implications, Nonh Cascades, Cotton, J. A.; Catchings, R. D., 1989, Data Washington. north Cascades, Washington. ' repon for the 1983 U.S. Geological Sur­ Misch, Peter, 1988, Tectonic and metamor­ CASCADE RANGE - vey east-central Oregon seismic refrac­ phic evolution of the North Cascades­ STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND tion experiment. An overview. Finn, Carol, 1988, Structure of the Wash­ Monger, J. W. H.; Price, R. A., 1979, TECTONICS - ACCRETED TERRANES ington convergent margin, implications Geodynamic evolution of the Canadian for other subduction zones and for con­ Cordillera-Progress and problems. Tabor, R. W.; Haugerud, R. A.; Brown, E. tinental growth processes. Muf~er, L. ~- P., 1990, Introduction to spe­ H.; Babcock, R. S.; Miller, R. B., 1989, Accreted terranes of the North Cascades Fournier, R. 0., 1989, Maximum depths of ~al secuon on the geological, geophys­ earthquakes as an aid in evaluating con­ ical, and tectonic setting of the Cascade Range, Washington--Spokane to Seat­ tle, Washington July 21-29, 1989. vective and conductive heat fluxes from Range. the Cascade province and adjacent re­ Priest, G. R., 1989, Model for volcanic arc CASCADE RANGE - gions. migration and uplift in the Cascades (ab­ STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND Irving, E., 1989, Towards an answer to stract]. TECTONICS - FAULTS AND Beck's question (abstract]. Priest, G. R., 1989, Volcanic and tectonic LINEAMENTS Keach, R. W., Il; Oliver, J.E.; Brown, L. D.; evolution of the Cascade volcanic arc Kaufman, Sidney, 1989, Cenozoic ac­ 44° 00' to 44° 52' 30* N. ' Ague, J. J.; Brandon, M. T., 1990, Restora­ tion of offset along the Straight Creek­ tive margin and shallow Cascades struc­ Rubin, C. M.; Saleeby, J. B.; Cowan, D. S.; ture-COCORP results from western Brandon, M. T.; McGroder, M. F., 1989, Fraser fault system, Washington State and British Columbia [abstract). Oregon. Regionally extensive mid-Cretaceous Keach, R. W., Il; Potter, C. J.; Oliver, J.E.; west-vergent thrust system in the north­ DiLeonardo, C. G., 1991, Tuning and kine­ matics of bounding structures of the Brown, L D., 1986, Cenowic active western Cordillera-Implications for margin and shallow Cascades struc­ continent-margin tectonism. Nonh Creek block, northeastern Cas­ cades Washington-Implications for the ture-COCORP results from western Sevigny, J. H.; Brown, E. H., 1989, Geo­ Oregon [abstract). chemistry and tectonic interpretation of evolution of the southern Ross Lake fault zone [abstract). Leaver, D. S.; Mooney, W. D.; Kohler, W. some metavolcanic rock units of the M., 1983, Seismic studies between Cra­ western North Cascades, Washington. Hurlow, H. A.; Nelson, B. K., 1991, Late Cretaceous-Eocene dextral transpres­ ter Lake and Mount Hood [abstract]. Sherrod, D.R.; Pickthorn, L. B. G., 1989, Mille~, R. B.; Johnson, S. Y.; McDougall, J. Some notes on the Neogene structural sion in the Nonh Cascades metamorphic core, Washington--Structural styles, U­ W., 1990, Comment and reply on "Dis­ evolution of the Cascade Range in Ore­ Pb chronologic constraints, and relation cordant paleomagnetic poles from the gon. to plate motions [abstract]. Canadian Coast Plutonic Complex-Re­ Smith, G. A.; Vincent, K. R.; Snee, L. W., Journeay, J. M., 1989, Late Mesozoic and gional tilt rather than large displace­ 1989, An isostatic model for basin for­ Cenozoic fault systems of the southern ment?"; Comment. mation in and adjacent to the central coast belt [abstract). Stanley, W. D.; Fuis, G. S.; Mooney, W. D., Oregon High Cascade Range. Miller, M. G., 1988, Possible pre-Cenozoic 1989, Details of crustal structure in the Smith, M. ·T., 1988, Deformational geome­ left-lateral slip on the Yalakom fault, Cascade Range and surrounding regions try and tectonic significance of a portion southwestern British Columbia. from seismic and magnetotelluric data. of the Chilliwack Group, northwestern Stanley, W. D.; Mooney, W. D.; Fuis, G. S., Cascades, Washington. Miller, R. B., 1988, Possible role of ductile shear zones in linking overstepping 1989, Model of the midcrust in the Cas­ Talbot, J. L.; Hurban, G. K., 1990, Transi­ strike-slip faults, Ross Lake fault zone, cade Range region from seismic and tion from orogen-normal contraction to North Cascades, Washington [abstract). magnetotelluric data [abstract). orogen-parallel shear in the Cascade core, WA, and the southern Coast Plu­ Zollweg, J. E.; Johnson, P. A., 1989, The tonic Complex, BC [abstract]. Darrington seismic zone of nonhwest­ ern Washington. INDEX CASCADIA BASIN 109

Stanley, W. D.; Mooney, W. D.; Fuis, G. S., Hickson, C. J., 1990, Can it happen here? A in volcanic rocks near Crater Lake, Or­ 1990, Deep crustal structure of the Cas­ major volcanic eruption could occur in egon, and their bearing on arc magma­ cade Range and surrounding regions the Canadian Cordillera-It might sig­ tism. from seismic refraction and magneto­ nificantly affect our environment. Carlson, R. W.; Han, W. K., 1990, West­ telluric data. Hickson, C. J., 1991, Holocene volcanism ward migration of calc-alkaline basaltic Stauber, D. A.; Berge, P. A., 1985, Compar­ in the Canadian Cordillera [abstract]. volcanism and the nature of the Cas­ ison of the P-vclocity structures of Mt. Hughes, S.S., 1990, Mafic magmatism and cade-Basin and Range boundary [ab­ Shasta, California, and Newberry Vol­ associated tectonism of the central High stract]. cano, Oregon [abstract]. Cascade Range, Oregon. Clayton, G. A., 1989, The Goat Rocks vol­ Stauber, D. A.; Green, S. M.; Iyer, H. M., Miller, C. D., 1988, Development of volca­ canic complex (GRVC)-Influence of a 1988, Three-dimensional P velocity nic-hazard-zonation maps for the Cas­ complex tectonic environment on calc­ structure of the crust below Newberry cade Range, nonhwestern United States. alkaline magmatism [abstract]. Volcano, Oregon. Miller, C. D., 1990, Volcanic hazards in the Duncan, R. A.; Kulm, L D., 1989, Plate Umhoefer, P. J.; Magloughlin, J. F., 1990, Pacific Nonhwest. • tectonic evolution of the Cascades arc­ Comment and reply on "Discordant pa­ Muffler, L. J.P., 1990, Introduction to spe­ subduction complex. leomagnetic poles from the Canadian cial section on the geological, geophys­ Hughes, S.S., 1989, Mafic magmatism and Coast Plutonic Complex-Regional tilt ical, and tectonic setting of the Cascade auociated tectonism of the central High rather than large-scale displacement?"; Range. Cascades Range, Oregon. Comment. Scott, W. E., 1990, Patterns of post-15-ka Leeman, W. P.; Smith, D.R.; Hildreth, Wes; Wells, R. E., 1990, Paleomagnetic rotations volcanism in the Cascade arc [abstract]. Palacz, Zen; Rogen, Nick, 1990, Com­ and the Cenozoic tectonics of the Cas­ Sherrod, D.R., 1987, New compilation map positional divenity of late Cenozoic ba­ cade arc, Washington, Oregon, and Cal­ of the Cascade Range in Oregon. salts in a transect across the southern ifornia.• Sherrod, D.R.; Smith, J. G., 1990, Quater­ Washington Cascades-Implications for CASCADE RANGE nary extrusion rates of the Cascade subduction zone magmatism. • VOLCANISM Range, nonhwestern United States and Morris, I., 1989, Geomorphology and evo­ lution of the Quaternary stratovolcanoes see also southern British Columbia.• Smith, J. G.; Sherrod, D.R., 1989, Changes in the High Cascades and Japan [ab­ GLACIER PEAK in Quaternary extrusion rate and volcan­ stract]. MOUNT ADAMS ic style along the Cascade arc from Muffler, L. J. P.; and others, 1989, South MOUNT BAKER to Lassen Peak [ab­ Cascades arc volcanism, California and MOUNT HOOD stract]. southern Oregon-Red Bluff to Red­ MOUNT MAZAMA Swanson, D. A., 1989, Tumtum-Badger ding, California, July 20-26, 1989. MOUNT RAINIER Ridge line of Quaternary vents, southern Priest, G. R., 1989, Model for volcanic arc MOUNT ST. HELENS Cascades of Washington [abstract]. migration and uplift in the Cascades [ab­ MOUNT SHASTA Swanson, D. A.; and others, 1989, Cenozoic stract]. NEWBERRY VOLCANO volcanism in the Cascade Range an·d Co­ Priest, G. R., 1989, Volcanic and tectonic Armstrong, R. L.; Ward, Peter, 1991, Evolv­ lumbia Plateau, southern Washington evolution of the Cascade volcanic arc, ing geographic patterns of Cenozoic and northernmost Oregon, Seattle, 44° 00' to 44° 52' 30"' N. magmatism in the Nonh American Cor­ Washington to Portland, Oregon, July Taylor, E. M., 1989, Volcanic history and dillera-The temporal and spatial asso­ 3-8, 1989. tectonic development of the central ciation of magmatism and metamorphic Weaver, C. S., 1988, Geometry of the Juan High Cascade Range, Oregon. core complexes. de Fuca plate from seismicity and seg­ Verplanck, E. P.; Duncan, R. A., 1985, Tem­ Beget, J. E., 1980, Tephrochronology of mentation of the Cascade Range based poral geochemical variations in the late-glacial and Holocene moraines in on the distribution of volcanic vents. western Cascades and the effect of slow­ the central nonh Cascade Range, Wash­ Weaver, C. S.; Guffanti, Marianne, 1990, ing convergence rate [abstract]. ington State [abstract]. The fabric of late Cenozoic volcanism in Weaver, C. S., 1989, What controls the seg­ Blakely, R. J.; Jachens, R. C., 1990, Volcan­ the Cascade Range, Mount Rainier to mentation of the Cascade volcanic arc? ism, isostatic residual gravity, and re­ Mount Hood-Crustal blocks, crustal [abstract]. gional tectonic setting of the Cascade tectonics and subduction zone consider­ CASCADIA BASIN ations [abstract]. volcanic province.• Adams, John, 1989, Turbidites off the Ore­ Westhusing, J. K., 1974, Reconnaissance Blakely, R. J.; Wells, R. E., 1990, Cascade gon-Washington margin record paleo­ surveys of near-event seismic activity in Range evolution-Constraints from eanhquakes on the Cascadia subduction the volcanoes of the Cascade Range, Or­ gravity and magnetic anomalies [ab­ zone.• egon. stract]. Hampton, M. A.; Karl, H. A.; Kenyon, N. Wolfe, E. W.; Miller, C. D., 1990, Volcano Evans, R. C.; Ashley, R. P., 1989, Geology H.,.1989, Sea-floor drainage features of hazards in the Pacific Nonhwest [ab­ of the Cascade volcanic arc near Mount Cascadia Basin and the adjacent conti­ stract]. St. Helens, southwestern Washington nental slope, nonheast Pacific Ocean. Wolfe, E. W.; Miller, T. P.; Wright, T. L, [abstract]. Karl, H. A.; Hampton, M. A.; Kenyon, N. 1991, The status of volcano monitoring Friedman, J. D.; Realmuto, V. J.; Frank, D. H., 1989, Lateral migration of Cascadia and hazards assessment in the western G., 1991, Comparison of thermal fea­ Channel in response to accretionary tec­ United States [abstract]. tures of Cordilleran volcanoes using air­ tonics. borne sensing systems, with special ref­ CASCADE RANGE - Lee, Kiehwa, 1981, An eanhquake swarm erence to Mount SL Helens, WA [ab­ VOLCANISM RELATED TO west of Vancouver Island and its tec­ stract].• SUBDUCTION tonic implications. Guffanti, Marianne; Weaver, C. S., 1988, Bacon, C. R., 1983, Eruptive history of Moran, J. E., 1986, Heat flow and the ther­ Distribution of late Cenozoic volcanic mal evolution of Cascadia Basin. vents in the Cascade Range (USA)­ Mount Mazama and Crater Lake cal­ Volcanic arc segmentation and regional dera, Cascade Range, U.S.A. Ca1cadla Channel, see CASCADIA tectonic considerations.• Bacon, C.R.; Lanphere, M.A.; O'Neil, J. BASIN R., 1989, Strontium and oxygen isotopes 110 CENOZOIC OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Cascadla subduction zone, Yorath, C. J.; Davis, E. E., 1988, Cenozoic CHELAN CO., WASH. - He accretion history of the Vancouver Is­ GLACIAL GEOLOGY land continental margin [abstract). EARTHQUAKES AND SEISMOLOGY Long, W. A., 1989, A probable sixth Leav­ MARINE GEOLOGY - CHELAN CO., WASH. - enworth glacial substage in the Icicle­ EARTHQUAKES AND AREAL GEOLOGY Chiwaukum Creeks area, north Cascade SEISMOLOGY Range, Washington. MARINE GEOLOGY - GEOPHYSICS Coombs, H. A., 1989, Rocky Reach Dam. Evans, J. E.; Johnson, S. Y., 1989, Paleo- Long, W. A., 1989, Reinterpretation of the MARINE GEOLOGY - STRUCTURES alpine glacial sequence in the Leaven­ AND TECTONICS gene strike-slip basins of central Wash­ ington--Swauk Formation and Chum­ worth area, Washington [abstract). MARINE SEDIMENTS - stick Formation. SUBDUCTION ZONE CHELAN CO., WASH. - Galster, R. W., 1989, Rock Island Dam. DEFORMATION GUIDEBOOKS Gualtieri, J. L; Simmons, G. C., 1989, Ge­ PACIFIC COAST Evans, I. E.; Johnson, S. Y., 1989, Paleo­ ology of the Alpine Lakes study area and gene strike-slip basins of central Wash· STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND additions, Washington. TECTONICS - CASCADIA ington--Swauk Formation and Chum­ Kriens, B. J., 1988, Tectonic evolution of SUBDUCTION ZONE stick Formation. the Ross Lake area, northwest Washing­ SUBSIDENCE AND UPLIFT ton-southwest British Columbia.• CHELAN CO., WASH. - MAPS - CENOZOIC Stoffel, K. L; Joseph, N. L.; Waggoner, S. GEOLOGIC Applegate, J. D.R.; Brandon, M. T., 1989, Z.; Gulick, C. W.; Korosec, M. A.; Bun­ Geomatrix Consultants, Inc., 1989, Seismo­ An upper plate origin for basalt blocks ning, B. B., 1991, Geologic map of tectonic evaluation-Northwest Rocky in the Cenozoic subduction complex of Washington-Northeast quadrant. Mountains-Okanogan Uplands geomor­ the Olympic Mountains, northwest Tabor, R. W.; Booth, D. B.; Vance, J. A.; phic province; Final report. Washington State [abstract). Ford, A. B.; Ort, M. H., 1988, Prelimi­ Kriens, B. J., 1988, Tectonic evolution of Armstrong, R. L.; Ward, Peter, 1991, Evolv­ nary geologic map of the Sauk River 30 the Ross Lake area, northwest Washing­ ing geographic patterns of Cenozoic by 60 minute quadrangle, Washington. ton-southwest British Columbia.• magmatism in the North American Cor­ U.S. Geological Survey; U.S. Bureau of Stoffel, K. L; Joseph, N. L.; Waggoner, S. dillera-The temporal and spatial asso­ Mines, 1989, Mineral resources of the Z.; Gulick, C. W.; Korosec, M. A.; Bun­ ciation of magmatism and metamorphic Alpine Lakes study area and additions, ning, B. B., 1991, Geologic map of core complexes. Chelan, King, and Kittitas Counties, Washington-Northeast quadrant. Clarke, S. H., Jr.; Carver, G. A., 1989, Late Washington. Tabor, R. W.; Booth, D. B.; Vance, J. A.; Cenozoic structure and seismic poten­ CHELAN CO., WASH. - Ford, A. B.; On, M. H., 1988, Prelimi­ nary geologic map of the Sault River 30 tial of the southern Cascadia subduction BIBLIOGRAPHY zone [abstract). by 60 minute quadrangle, Washington. Clowes, R. M.; Brandon, M. T.; UTHO­ Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliogra­ U.S. Geological Survey; U.S. Bureau of PROBE Team (Green, A. G.; Yorath, C. phy of the geology and mineral re­ Mines, 1989, Mineral resources of the J.; Kanasewich, E. R.; Sutherland sources of Chelan County, Washington. Alpine Lakes study area and additions, Brown, A.; Spencer, C.), 1986, LITHO­ CHELAN CO., WASH. - Chelan; King, and Kittitas Counties, PROBE-Vancouver Island-Cenozoic EARTHQUAKES AND Washington. subduction complex imaged by deep SEISMOLOGY CHELAN CO., WASH. - SOILS seismic reflections [ abstract J. • AND SEDIMENTS Guffanti, Marianne; Weaver, C. S., 1987, Bor, S.-S., 1977, Scaling for seismic source Late Cenozoic volcanism in the Pacific spectra and energy attenuation in the Evans, J. E., 1988, Depositional environ­ Northwest--Cascade arc segmentation, Chelan region, eastem Washington. ments, basin evolution and tectonic sig­ subducting-plate geometry, and basin­ Bor, S.-S.; Malone, S. D.; Smith, S. W., nificance of the Eocene Chumstick For­ range extension [abstract). 1978, A spectral ratio technique for esti­ mation, Cascade Range, Washington. mating the characteristics of seismic at· Guffanti, Marianne; Weaver, C. S., 1988, tenuation for eastern Washington [ab­ CHELAN CO., WASH. - Distribution of late Cenozoic volcanic stract). STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND vents in the Cascade Range (USA)­ TECTONICS Volcanic arc segmentation and regional Geomatrix Consultants, Inc., 1989, Seismo­ Evans, J. E., 1988, Depositional environ­ tectonic considerations. tectonic evaluation-Northwest Rocky Mountains-Okanogan Uplands geomor­ ments, basin evolution and tectonic sig­ Sherrod, D.R., 1987, New compilation map phic province; Final report. nificance of the Eocene Chumstick For­ of the Cascade Range in Oregon. mation, Cascade Range, Washington. CHELAN CO., WASH. - Swanson, D. A.; and others, 1989, Cenozoic Geomatrix Consultants, Inc., 1989, Seismo­ volcanism in the Cascade Range and Co­ ENGINEERING GEOLOGY tectonic evaluation-Northwest Rocky lumbia Plateau, southern Washington Bauhof, F. C., 1989, Construction history of Mountains-Okanogan Uplands geomor­ and northernmost Oregon, Seattle, the Cascade Railroad Tunnel. phic province; Final report. Washington to Portland, Oregon, July Coombs, H. A., 1989, Rocky Reach Dam. Hurban, G. K., 1991, Fabric study and 3-8, 1989. Galster, R. W., 1989, Rock Island Dam. structural history of deformed plutonic Weaver, C. S.; Guffanti, Marianne, 1990, Geomatrix Consultants, Inc., 1989, Seismo- and metamorphic rocks in the Holden The fabric of late Cenozoic volcanism in tectonic evaluation-Northwest Rocky area, North Cascades, Washington. the Cascade Range, Mount Rainier to Mountains-Okanogan Uplands geomor­ Hurban, G. K.; Talbot, J. L, 1990, Middle Mount Hood--Crustal blocks, crustal phic province; Final report. to Late Cretaceous change from con­ tectonics and subduction zone consider­ tractional to strike-parallel shear defor­ ations [abstract]. CHELAN CO., WASH. - mation in the Holden area, North Cas­ Wernicke, B. P.; Christiansen, R. L.; En­ GEOPHYSICS cades, Washington [abstract]. gland, P. C.; Sonder, L. J., 1987, Tecto­ Davis, W. E., 1989, Aeromagnetic interpre­ Kriens, B. J., 1988, Tectonic evolution of nomagmatic evolution of Cenozoic ex­ tation of the Alpine Lakes study area and the Ross Lake area, northwest Washing­ tension in the North American Cordil­ additions, Washington. ton-southwest British Columbia.• lera. INDEX CLARK CO., WASH. - ENGINEERING GEOLOGY 111

CLALLAM CO., WASH. - CLALLAM CO., WASH. - Green, A. G.; Clowes, R. M.; Ellis, R. M., AREAL GEOLOGY MAPS - GEOLOGIC 1990, Crustal studies across Vancouver Applegate, J. D. R., 1989, An upper plate Pessl, Fred, Jr.; Dethier, D. P.; Booth, D. B.; Island and adjacent offshore margin. origin for basalt blocks in the Cenozoic Minard, J. P., 1989, Surficial geologic Orange, D. L.; Geddes, Duncan; Moore, J. subduction complex of the Olympic map of the Pon Townsend 30- by 60- C., 1991, Integrated structural and fluid Mountains, northwest Washington minute quadrangle, Puget Sound region, evolution of a young accretionary com­ State. Washington. plex-The Hoh rock assemblage of the Bliton, W. S., 1989, Elwha River dams. Snavely, P. D., Jr.; Kvenvolden, K. A., western Olympic Peninsula, Washing­ ton (abstract]. Einarsen, J. M., 1987, The petrography and 1989, Geology and hydrocarbon poten­ tectonic significance of the Blue Moun­ tial. CLALLAM CO., WASH. - tain unit, Olympic Peninsula, Washing­ Snavely, P. D., Jr.; Niem, A. R.; MacLeod, TSUNAMIS ton. N. S., 1989, Geology ofthe coastal area Heaton, T. H.; Snavely, P. D.,Jr., 1985, repr. Pessl, Fred, Jr.; Dethier, D. P.; Booth, D. B.; between Cape Flattery and Cape Aiava, 1988, Possible tsunami along the nonh­ Minard, J. P., 1989, Surficial geologic nonhwest Washington. westem coast of the United States in­ map of the Pon Townsend 30- by 60- Whetten, J. T.; Carroll, P. I.; Gower, H. D.; ferred from Indian traditions. minute quadrangle, Puget Sound region, Brown, E. H.; Pessl, Fred, Jr., 1988, Washington. Bedrock geologic map of the Pon CLARK CO., WASH. - AREAL Snavely, P. D., Jr.; Kvenvolden, K. A., Townsend 30- by 60-minute quadrangle, GEOLOGY 1989, Geology and hydrocarbon poten- . Puget Sound region, Washington. Bliton, W. S., 1989, Lewis River projects. tial. CLALLAM CO., WASH. - Evans, R. C.; Ashley, R. P., 1990, Prelimi- Snavely, P. D., Jr.; Kvenvolden, K. A.; and REMOTE SENSING nary geologic map of the Cougar quad­ others, 1989, Preliminary evaluation of rangle, Cowlitz and Clark Counties, the petroleum potential of the Teniary Ungar, S. G.; Merry, C. J.; Irish, Richard; Washington. accretionary terrane, west side of the McKim, H. L.; Miller, M. S., 1988, Ex­ Jacksha, Jerry; Roth, L. H.; Harwood, traction of topography from side-look­ Olympic Peninsula, Washington. Allen, 1989, Subsurface conditions and ing satellite systems-A case study with Snavely, P. D., Jr.; Niem, A. R.; MacLeod, load testing for the Glenn Jackson SPOT simulation data. N. S., 1989, Geology of the coastal area Bridge (Interstate Highway 205) across between Cape Flattery and Cape Aiava, CLALLAM CO., WASH. - the Columbia River. nonhwest Washington. RIVER MORPHOLOGY Madin, I. P., 1989, Distribution of poten­ Whetten, J. T.; Carroll, P. I.; Gower, H. D.; Johnson, A. C., 1991, Effects oflandslide­ tially responsive Quaternary deposits in Brown, E. H.; Pesal, Fred, Jr., 1988, dam-break floods on channel morphol­ Ponland. Bedrock geologic map of the Pon Town­ ogy. Madin, I. P., 1990, Eanhquake-hazard geol­ send 30- by 60-minute quadrangle, ogy maps of the Ponland metropolitan Puget Sound region, Washington. CLALLAM CO., WASH. - area, Oregon-Text and map explana­ CLALLAM CO., WASH. - SOILS AND SEDIMENTS tion. BIBLIOGRAPHY De Chant, J. H., 1989, Sedimentary petrol­ Phillips, W. M., 1991, Geology of the Ya- ogy, depositional environment and pa­ colt Bum State Forest. Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliogra­ leogeographic significance of the upper phy of the geology and mineral re­ Hoko River Formation, nonhem Olym­ CLARK CO., WASH. - sources of Clallam County, Washington. pic Peninsula, Washington. BIBLIOGRAPHY CLALLAM CO., WASH. - Niem, A. R.; Snavely, P. D., Jr.; Chen, Y"mg; Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliogra­ ENGINEERING GEOLOGY Nicm, W. A., 1989, Jansen Creek Mem­ phy of the geology and mineral re­ sources of Clark County, Washington. Bliton, W. S., 1989, Elwha River dams. ber of the Makah Formation-A major Oligocene submarine landslide or slump Galster, R. W., 1989, Ediz Hook-A case CLARK CO., WASH. - deposit from the Vancouver shelf in the history of coastal erosion and mitiga­ EARTHQUAKES AND Juan de Fuca deep margin basin, NW tion. Olympic Peninsula, Washington (ab­ SEISMOLOGY CLALLAM CO., WASH. - stract]. Madin, I. P., 1989, Distribution of poten­ GEOPHYSICS tially responsive Quaternary deposits in CLALLAM CO., WASH. - Ponland. Calven, A. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1990, Deep, STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND Madin, I. P., 1990, Eanhquake-hazard geol­ high-amplitude reflections from a major TECTONICS ogy maps of the Ponland metropolitan shear zone above the subducting Juan de Applegate, J. D. R., 1989, An upper plate area, Oregon-Text and map explana­ Fuca plate. origin for basalt blocks in the Cenozoic tion. Green, A. G.; Clowes, R. M.; Ellis, R. M., subduction complex of the Olympic Oregon Geology, 1991, Significant Oregon 1990, Crustal studies across Vancouver Mountains, northwest Washington eanhquakes in 1991. Island and adjacent offshore margin. State. Wong, I. G.; Silva, W. J.; Madin, I. P., 1990, Kluesberg, Alfred; Georgiadou, Yola; Dra­ Cady, W. M.; Tabor, R. W., 1972, Olympic Preliminary aueument of potential gen, Herb, 1988, Establishment of Peninsula in the light of plate tectonics strong eanhquake ground shaking in the crustal deformation networks using (abstract]. Ponland, Oregon, metropolitan area. OPS-A case study. Calven, A. J.; Clowes, R. M., 1990, Deep, Yelin, T. S.; Patton, H. J., 1991, Seismo­ CLALLAM CO., WASH. high-amplitude reflections from a major tectonics of the Ponland, Oregon, re­ LANDSLIDES AND SLOPE shear zone above the subducting Juan de gion. STABILITY Fuca plate. CLARK CO., WASH. - Johnson, A. C., 1991, Effects of landslide­ Einarsen, J.M., 1987, The petrography and tectonic significance of the Blue Moun­ ENGINEERING GEOLOGY dam-break floods on channel morphol­ Bliton, W. S., 1989, Lewis River projects. ogy. tain unit, Olympic Peninsula, Washing­ ton. 112 CLARK CO., WASH. - GEOPHYSICS OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Jacksha, Jerry; Roth, L. H.; Harwood, CLAYS Hodge, E.T., 1932, Report of dam sites on Allen, 1989, Subsurface conditions and Sherif, M. A., 1964, Flow and fracture prop­ lower Columbia River. load testing for the Glenn Jackson erties of Seattle clays. Sager, J. W., 1989, Bonneville Dam. Bridge (Interstate Highway 205) across Sherif, M. A.; Wu, M.-J., 1968, The residual Continental margin, the Columbia River. strength of Seattle clays during triaxial see Ramage, John; Roth, L. H., 1975, 1-205 Co­ testing. MARINE BIOLOGY lumbia River bridge foundation load test Sherif, M. A.; Wu, M.-J., 1968, The short program. MARINE GEOLOGY tenn failure criterion for Seattle clays. MARINE SEDIMENTS CLARK CO., WASH. - Sherif, M.A.; Wu, M.-J., 1969, Creep limit also see heading OFFSHORE AREAS GEOPHYSICS and residual strength relationship. under specific states, e.g., Beeson, P. T., 1990, Gravity maps, models Sherif, M. A.; Wu, M.-J., 1971, The dy­ CALIFORNIA - OFFSHORE AREAS and analysis of the greater Portland namic shear behavior of Seattle clays. Coos Bay, Oregon, see OREGON - area, Oregon. Sherif, M. A.; Wu, M.-J., 1971, Summary PACIFIC COAST Davis, S. A., 1988, An analysis of the and practical implications of the Univer­ eastern margin of the Portland basin sity of Washington soil engineering re­ CORDILLERIA using gravity surveys. search. Lambert, R. StJ.; Chamberlain, V. E., 1988, Johnson, A.G.; Beeson, P. T., 1989, Analy­ Squires, G. H., 1985, An experimental in­ Cordilleria revisited, with a three-di­ sis of gravity data for the greater Port­ vestigation of the consolidation and mensional model for Cretaceous tecton­ land area.• shear strength characteristics of a Seat­ ics in British Columbia. Rigby, F. A.; McEuen, R. B., 1980, Final tle clay. report--Camas, Washington resistivity COWLITZ CO., WASH. - Cleft segment, see JUAN DE FUCA AREAL GEOLOGY study. RIDGE - CLEFT SEGMENT Evans, R. C.; Ashley, R. P., 1990, Prelimi­ CLARK CO., WASH. - MAPS - CLIMATE AND CLIMATOLOGY nary geologic map of the Cougar quad­ GEOLOGIC Peterson, C. D.; Darienzo, M. E., 1988, Dis­ rangle, Cowlitz and Clark Counties, Evarts, R. C.; Ashley, R. P., 1990, Prelimi­ crimination of flood, stonn and tectonic Washington. nary geologic map of the Cougar quad­ events in coastal marsh records of the Evarts, R. C.; Ashley, R. P., 1990, Prelimi­ rangle, Cowlitz and Clark Counties, southern Cascadia margin. nary geologic map of the Goat Mountain Washington. Wiberg, E. J., 1990, The probability distri­ quadrangle, Cowlitz County, Washing­ Madin, I. P., 1989, Distribution of poten­ bution of snowmelt in clearcuts from a ton. tially responsive Quaternary deposits in rain-on-snow event in the central Cas­ Evans, R. C.; Ashley, R. P., 1991, Prelimi­ Portland. cades of Washington. nary geologic map of the Lakeview Peak Madin, I. P., 1990, Earthquake-hazard geol­ Coast Mountains, California, see quadrangle, Cowlitz County, Washing­ ogy maps of the Portland metropolitan CALIFORNIA - COAST MOUNTAINS ton. area, Oregon-Text and map explana­ COWLITZ CO., WASH. - tion. Coast Mountains and Coast Plutonlc Complex (British Columbia), sH BIBLIOGRAPHY CLARK CO., WASH. - MAPS - BRITISH COLUMBIA - COAST Manson, C. J., compiler, 1990, Bibliogra­ GEOPHYSICAL MOUNTAINS AND COAST phy of the geology and mineral re­ Beeson, P. T., 1990, Gravity maps, models PLUTONIC COMPLEX sources of Cowlitz County, Washington. and analysis of the greater Portland Coastal marshes, SH PACIFIC COAST - COWLITZ CO., WASH. - area, Oregon. MARSH STRATIGRAPHY and ENGINEERING GEOLOGY SUBSIDENCE AND UPLin CLARK CO., WASH. - Burk, R. L.; Moser, K. R.; McCreath, MUDFLOWS AND LAHARS Cobb Offset and Cobb Ridge, see Dougal; Norrish, N. I.; Plum, R. L., Major, J. J.; Scott, K. M., 1988, Volcani­ JUAN DE FUCA RIDGE - COBB 1989, Engineering geology of a portion clastic sedimentation in the Lewis River OFFSET AND COBB RIDGE of the Spirit Lake Memorial Highway. valley, Mount St. Helens, Washington­ COLUMBIA RIVER Golder Associates, 1987, Cow Creek bridge Proce11es, extent, and hazards. geotechnical report, Spirit Lake Memo­ Note: Includes Columbia River rial Highway, State Route 504, Cowlitz estuary and Columbia River CLARK CO., WASH. - SOILS County, Washington. Gorge. AND SEDIMENTS Golder Associates, 1987, Materials source Coombs, H. A., 1989, Rocky Reach Dam. Madin, I. P., 1989, Distribution of poten­ investigation, Elk North site, Spirit tially responsive Quaternary deposits in Galster, R. W., 1989, Rock Island Dam. Lake Memorial Highway, State Route Portland. Galster, R. W.; Imrie, A. S.; and others, SR-504, Cowlitz County, Washington. 1989, Engineering geology of major Golder Associates, Inc., 1987, Bear Creek CLARK CO., WASH. - dams on the Columbia River-Puget STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND Bridge report, Spirit Lake Memorial Sound basin to northern Rocky Moun­ Highway, State Route 504, Cowlitz TECTONICS tains, July 21-30, 1989. County, Washington. Davis, S. A., 1988, An analysis of the Galster, R. W.; Sager, J. W., 1989, Dams of Golder Associates, Inc., 1987, Elk Creek eastern margin of the Portland basin the lower Columbia River-Geologic Bridge report, Spirit Lake Memorial using gravity surveys. setting. Highway, State Route 504, Cowlitz CLARK CO., WASH. - Giese, B. S.; Jay, D. A., 1989, Modelling County, Washington. tidal energetics of the Columbia River Golder Associates, Inc., 1987, Geotechnical VOLCANISM estuary. Swanson, D. A., 1989, Tumtum-Badger report, segment 1, station 1439+00 to Hanson, L. G., 1989, The Columbia Valley station 1576+35, Spirit Lake Memorial Ridge line of Quaternary vents, southern and Columbia River Gorge, with a dis­ Cascades of Washington [abstract). Highway, State Route 504, Cowlitz cussion of Wallula Gap, by V. R. Baker. County, Washington. i INDEX CRETACEOUS 113

Golder A11ociate1, Inc., 1987, Geotechnical COWLITZ CO., WASH. - Oregon-Washington Coast Range (ab­ report, segment 2, station 1602+00 to GEOPHYSICS stract]. station 1770+00, Spirit Lake Memorial Beeson, P. T., 1990, Gravity maps, models Cady, W. M.; Tabor, R. W., 1972, Olympic Highway, State Route 504, Cowlitz and analysis of the greater Portland Peninsula in the light of plate tectonics County, Washington. area, Oregon. [abstract]. Golder Associates, Inc., 1987, Geotechnical Clark, K. P., 1989, The stratigraphy and report, segment 3, station 1770+00 to COWLITZ CO., WASH. - geochemistry of the Crescent Formation station 1900+00, Spirit Lake Memorial GUIDEBOOKS basalts and the. bedrock geology of aaao­ Highway, State Route 504, Cowlitz Doukas, M. P., 1990, Road guide to volca­ ciatcd igneous rocks near Bremerton, County, Washington. nic deposits of Mount St. Helens and Washington. Golder A11ociate1, Inc., 1987, Geotechnical vicinity, Washington. Einanen, J.M., 1987, The pctrography and report, segment 6, station 2209+50 to tectonic significance of the Blue Moun· station 2317+95, Spirit Lake Memorial COWLITZ CO., WASH. - tain unit, Olympic Peninsula, Washing­ Highway, State Route 504, Cowlitz MAPS - GEOLOGIC ton. County, Washington. Evans, R. C.; Ashley, R. P., 1990, Prelimi­ Engebretson, D. C.; Warnock, A.; Burmes­ Golder A11ociate1, Inc., 1987, Materials nary geologic map of the Cougar quad­ ter, R. F.; Kelley, K.; Beck, M. E., Jr., source investigations site #30, Spirit rangle, Cowlitz and Clark Countiei, 1988, Paleomagnetic results from the Lake Memorial Highway, State Route Washington. Crescent Formation on the Olympic SR-504, Cowlitz County, Washington. Evans, R. C.; Ashley, R. P., 1990, Prelimi­ Peninsula, Washington-A progre11 re· Golder A11ociates, Inc., 1987, Preliminary nary geologic map of the Goat Mountain pon (abstract}. assessment of geological conditions, quadrangle, Cowlitz County, Washing· segment 1, station 1439+00 to station ton. CRETACEOUS 1581+00, Spirit Lake Memorial High­ Evan,, R. C.; Ashley, R. P., 1991, Prelimi­ Bittenbender, P. E., 1991, Mid-Cretaceous way, SR-504, Cowlitz County, WA. nary geologic map of the Lakeview Peak orogene1i1 in the Huckleberry Mountain Golder A11ociate1, Inc., 1988, Geotcchnical quadrangle, Cowlitz County, Washing­ area, North Cascades, Washington. report, segment 4--Station 1900+00 to ton. Brandon, M. T.; Cowan, D. S.; Vance, J. A., 1988, The Late Cretaceous San Juan station 2050+00, Spirit Lake Memorial COWLITZ CO., WASH. - Highway, State Route 504, Cowlitz thrust system, San Juan hlands, Wash· County, Washington. MAPS - GEOPHYSICAL ington. Golder Associates, Inc., 1988, Geotechnical Beeson, P. T., 1990, Gravity maps, models Bustin, R. M., 1990, Stratigraphy, aedimen· report, segment 5, station 2050+00 to and analysis of the greater Portland tology, and petroleum source rock po· station 2210+00, Spirit Lake Memorial area, Oregon. tential of the Georgia Basin, southwest Highway, State Route 504, Cowlitz COWLITZ CO., WASH. - British Columbia and northwest Wash­ County, Washington. ington State. RIVER MORPHOLOGY AND Cowan, D. S.; Brandon, M. T., 1990, New Golder Associates, Inc., 1988, Hoffstadt MUDFLOWS AND LAHARS Bluffs Bridge report, station 1467+62 to techniques for determining the slip di­ station 1472+06, Spirit Lake Memorial Major, J. J.; Scott, K. M., 1988, Volcan­ rection in brittle fault zones-An appli· Highway, State Route 504, Cowlitz iclastic sedimentation in the Lewis cation to the Late Cretaceous nappes of County, Washington. River valley, Mount St. Helens, Wash­ the San Juan hlands, WA [abstract}. ington-Procc11cs, extent, and hazards. Golder A11ociates, Inc., 1988, Maratta Elison, M. W., 1991, lntracontinental con­ Creek bridge geotechnical repon, Spirit Packard, F. A., 1990, Influence of sediment traction in western North America­ Lake Memorial Highway, State Route from the 1980 Mount St. Helens Continuity and episodicity. 504, Cowlitz County, Washington. mudflow1 on the ground-water 1y1tem England, T. D. J., 1989, Uthostratigraphy in the lower Cowlitz River valley, Wash­ Golder A11ociates, Inc., 1988, Unnamed of the Nanaimo Group, Georgia Basin, ington. creek bridge no. 8 report, Spirit Lake southwestern British Columbia. Memorial Highway, State Route 504, Paine, A. D. M., 1984, Canyon and terrace England, T. D. J.; Hiscott, R. N., 1991, Cowlitz County, Washington. formation near Mount St. Helens, Wash­ Upper Nanaimo Group and younger ington. Golder A11ociates, Inc., 1988, Unnamed strata, outer Gulf Ialands, southwestern creek bridge no. 10 report, Spirit Lake Scott, K. M., 1988, Origins, behavior, and British Columbia. Memorial Highway, State Route 504, 1edimentology of lahars and lahar-run­ Haggan, J. W., 1991, A new a11e11ment of Cowlitz County, Washington. out flows in the Toutle-Cowlitz River the age of the basal Nanaimo Group, system. Golder Associates, Inc., 1989, Design mem­ Gulf Islands, British Columbia. orandum, Hoffstadt Bluffs to Hoffstadt Scott, K. M., 1989, Magnitude and fre­ Hurban, G. K.; Talbot, J. L, 1990, Middle Creek, nailed retaining wall, station quency of lahan and lahar-runout flows to Late Cretaceous change from con­ 1438+47 to station 1442+64, SR-504, in the Toutle-Cowlitz River 1y1tem. tractional to strike-parallel shear dcfor· Washington. Cowlitz Co., Wash. - Soll mechanics, mation in the Holden area, North Cas­ Laenen, Antonius; Orzol, L. L, 1987, Flood see COWUTZ CO., WASH. - cades, Washington (abstract}. hazards along the Toutle and Cowlitz ENGINEERING GEOLOGY Hurlow, H. A.; Nelaon, B. K., 1991, Late Cretaceous-Eocene dextral tran1pres- Riven, Washington, from a hypothetical CRESCENT FORMATION failure of Castle Lake blockage. 1ion in the North Cascades metamorphic Meyer, William; Sabol, M. A., 1989, Hy­ see also OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS core, Washington-Structural styles, U­ AND OLYMPIC PENINSULA drology of the Castle Lake blockage, Pb chronologic constraints, and relation Mount St. Helena, Washington. Applegate, J. D.R., 1989, An upper plate to plate motions [abstract}. origin for basalt blocks in the Cenozoic Tilford, N. R.; Sullivan, J. G., 1981, Lewis Lambert, R. St J.; Chamberlain, V. E., 1988, 1ubduction complex of the Olympic River hydroelectric developments. U.S. Cordilleria revisited, with a three-di­ Mountains, northwest Washington Army Corps of Engineen, 1989, Mount menaional model for Cretaceous tecton· St. Helens protective works-Mount St. State. ica in British Columbia. Helens, Washington-Castle Lake mon· Babcock, R. S.; Engebretson, D. C., 1991, Maekawa, Hirokazu; Brown, E. H., 1991, itoring plan. Kula-Farallon-North America plate in­ Kinematic analysis of the San Juan teractions and basalt extrusion in the thrust 1y1tem, Washington. i 114 EARTHQUAKE PREDICTION OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

McGroder, M. F., 1991, Reconciliation of Brown, D.; Li, Quin; Nyland, E.; Weichen, Clague, J. J., 1987, The use of geological . two-sided thrusting, burial metamor­ D. H., 1989, Premonitory seismicity pat­ evidence in reconstructing recent phism, and diachronous uplift in the terns near Vancouver Island, Canada. crustal movements in British Colum­ Cascades of Washington and British Co­ Coppersmith, K. J.; Youngs, R. R., 1990, bia-Potential and problems [abstract]. lumbia. Probabilistic seismic-hazard analysis Clague, J. J., 1989, Research on eanh­ Monger, J. W. H.; Journeay, J.M.; Mustard, using expen opinion-An example from quake-induced ground failures in south­ P. S.; Friedman, R. M., 1991, Nature of the Pacific Nonhwest. western British Columbia (abstract]. the Coast Belt, western Canadian Cor­ Heaton, T. H.; Hartzell, S. H., 1987, repr. Clague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W., 1989, Evidence dillera (abstract]. 1988, Eanhquake hazards on the Casca­ of paleoseismicity obtained by sub­ Mustard, P. S.; Monger, J. W. H., 1991, dia subduction zone. bottom acoustic profiling of lakes (ab­ Upper Cretaceous-Tertiary Georgia HeatQn, T. H.; Kanamori, Hiroo, 1984, repr. stract]. Basin, British Columbia-Forearc or 1988, Seismic potential associated with Clague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W.; Linden, R.H., foreland? (abstract]. subduction in the northwestern United 1989, Application of subbottom profll­ Palumbo, G. T. X.; Brandon, M. T., 1990, States. ing to assessing seismic risk on Vancou­ Gravity modeling of the geometry of the Kerr, R. A., 1991, Big squeeze points to a ver Island, British Columbia. frontal thrust to the Late Cretaceous San big quake. Cornforth, D. H., 1990, Earthquake-in­ Juan nappes, NW Washington State (ab­ Lutemauer, J. L., 1988, Geoarchitecture, duced landslides. stract]. evolution, and seismic risk assessment Evans, S. G., 1989, Earthquake-induced Rusmore, M. E.; Woodsworth, G. J., 1988, of the southern Fraser River delta, B.C. landslides in the Canadian Cordillera Eastern _margin of the Coast Plutonic Rogers, G. C., 1987, Megathrust potential [abstract]. Complex, Mount Waddington map area, of the Cascadia subduction zone (ab­ Evans, S. G., 1989, The 1946 Mount Colo­ B.C. stract]. nel Foster rock avalanches and auoci­ Rusmore, M. E.; Woodsworth, G. J., 1991, Rogers, G. C., 1988, An assessment of the ated displacement wave, Vancouver Is­ Coast Plutonic Complex-A mid-Creta­ megathrust earthquake potential of the land, British Columbia. ceous contractional orogen. Cascadia subduction zone. Field, M. E., 1983, Sediment failure of No­ Walker, N. W.; Brown, E. H., 1991, ls the Savage, J. C.; Lisowski, Michael, 1991, vember 1980, Klamath River Delta, southeast Coast Plutonic Complex the Strain measurements and the potential northern California (abstract]. consequence of accretion of the Insular for a great subduction earthquake off the Field, M. E.; Gardner, J. V.; Jennings, A. E.; superterrane? Evidence from U-Pb zir­ coast of Washington. Edwards, B. D., 1981, Seafloor failures con geochronometry in the northern Savage, J. C.; Lisowski, Michael, 1991, caused by the November 8, 1980 earth­ Washington Cascades. Strain measurements imply potential for quake off northern California. Dams, a great subduction eanhquake off the Jacoby, G. C.; Sheppard, P.R.; Carver, G. see coast of Washington (abstract]. A., 1989, Dating of earthquake-induced EARTHQUAKES AND DAMS AND Shearer, C. F., compiler, 1988, Minutes of landslides using tree-ring analysis (ab­ RESERVOIRS the National Earthquake Prediction stract]. ENGINEERING GEOLOGY - DAMS Evaluation Council, April 2 and 3, 1987. Jacoby, G. C.; Williams, P. L., 1990, Use of AND RESERVOIRS Spence, William, 1989, Stress origins and temporal correlation to test a proposed earthquake potentials in Cascadia. seismic origin for giant landslides in Se­ Dellwood Knolls, Ht JUAN DE FUCA Sykes, L. R.; Byrne, D. E.; Davis, D. M., attle, Washington.• RIDGE - DELLWOOD KNOLLS 1987, Seismic and aseismic subduction, Jacoby, G. C.; Williams, P. L; Buckley, B. Dendrochronology, 1ee Pan 2-Aseismic slip at zones of mas­ M., 1990, Timing and distribution of GEOCHRONOLOGY - sive sediment supply and nature of great landslides in Lake Washington, Seat­ DENDROCHRONOLOGY asperities at convergent margins (ab­ .tle--Geohazards of possible seismic or­ igin (abstract]. Disaster planning, He GEOLOGIC stract]. HAZARDS U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Madole, R. F.; Schuster, R. L.; Chleborad, 1991, Draft safety evaluation by the Of­ A. F., 1988, Earthquake-induced land­ Dredging, 1ee ENGINEERING fice of Nuclear Reactor Regulation re­ slides and liquefaction in western Wash­ GEOLOGY - DREDGING AND lating to geology and seismology, Wash­ ington.• DREDGED MATERIALS ington Public Power Supply System Mathews, W. H., 1979, Landslides of cen­ Drilling logs, He STRATIGRAPHY Washington nuclear project no. 3 (WNP- tral Vancouver Island and the 1946 3), docket no. 50-508. earthquake. Earth tides, 6H MOUNT ST. HELENS - Schuster, R. L.; Chleborad, A. F., 1988, EARTH TIDES EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED Earthquake-induced ground failure in Earthquake preparedness, see LANDSLIDES western Washington. EARTHQUAKES AND SEISMOLOGY - Algermissen, S. T., 1988, Regional and na­ Schuster, R. L.; Chleborad, A. F., 1989, His­ PLANNING AND POLICY - tional seismic hazard and risk assess­ toric earthquake-induced landslides in PREPAREDNESS ment. western Washington (abstract]. EARTHQUAKE PREDICTION Bobrowsky, P. T.; Clague, J. J., 1990, Holo­ Schuster, R. L.; Chleborad, A. F., 1990, cene sediments from Saanich Inlet, Brit­ Adams, John, 1990, Paleoseismicity of the Ground failure caused by the 1949 and ish Columbia, and their neotectonic im­ 1965 Puget Sound earthquakes, western Cascadia subduction zone-Evidence plications. from turbidites off the Oregon-Wash­ Washington (abstract). Chleborad, A. F.; Schuster, R. L., 1989, Weichert, D. H.; Homer, R. B.; Evans, S. ington margin.• Characteristics of slope failures induced Atkinson, G. M.; Charlwood, R. G., 1983, G., 1990, Earthquakes and the 1965 by the April 13, 1949, and April 29, Hope landslide? (abstract]. Uncenainties in probabilistic seismic 1965, Puget Sound area, Washington, hazard assessment as a function of prob­ Wetmiller, R. J.; Evans, S. G., 1989, Anal­ earthquakes. ysis of the earthquakes associated with ability level-A case history for Van­ Chleborad, A. F.; Schuster, R. L., 1990, couver, British Columbia. the 1965 Hope landslide and their ef. Ground failure associated with the fects on slope stability at the site. Puget Sound region earthquakes of April 13, 1949, and April 29, 1965. INDEX EARTHQUAKES AND SEISMOLOGY 115

Williams, P. L.; Jacoby, G. C., 1989, Eval­ Shulene, J. A., 1990, Evidence of liquefac­ Sirles, P. C., 1988, Shear wave velocity uation of possible seismic triggering of tion in the Puyallup Valley during the measurements in embankment dams. giant landslides in Seattle, Washington 1949 and 196S Puget Sound earth­ Wen, Y.-K., 1983, Seismic risk and cost (abstract]. quakes.• benefit analysis of the spillway tower, Youd, T. L; Hoose, S. N., 1978, Historic Wang, L. R. L.; Wang, J. C. C.; Ishibashi, Toll River dam safety improvement ground failures in northern California lsao; Ballantyne, D. B.; Elliott, W. M., project. triggered by earthquakes. 1989, Development of inventory and EARTHQUAKES AND EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED seismic loss estimation model for Port· land, Oregon water and sewer systems. NUCLEAR POWER-PLANTS LIQUEFACTION Youd, T. L., 1989, Liquefaction hazard Adair, M. J.; Talmage, R. H.; Crosby, T. W.; Algermissen, S. T., 1988, Regional and na­ mapping for the Seattle urban region uti­ Testa, S. M., 1989, Geology and 1eis­ tional seismic hazard and risk assess­ lizing LSI.* micity of the Skagit Nuclear Power ment. Youd, T. L.; Madin, I. P., 1991, Liquefac­ Plant site. Atwater, B. F., 1990, Holocene paleoseis­ tion hazard mapping for the Portland, Day, S. M.; Stevens, J. L.; Barker, T. G., mology of coastal Washington State. Oregon region. 1988, Ground motion simulations for Byrne, P. M.; Anderson, D. L; Atukorala, Yount, J. C.; Vick, G. S.; McCoy, Gail, thrust earthquakes beneath western Upul; Joseph, Adrian, 1987, Seismic 1990, The standard penetration versus Washington; Final report. risk at Vancouver International Airport. depth relations of Quaternary glacial Dewey, J. W.; Spence, W. J., 1978, Expected Cheng, W.-L, 1980, Effects of soil proper­ and nonglacial deposits in the southern ground motion at proposed nuclear ties on liquefaction potential during Seattle area, Washington-Implications power plant sites (abstract]. earthquakes. for studies of liquefaction susceptibil • McCrumb, D. R.; West, D. O.; Kiel, W. A., Chleborad, A. F.; Schuster, R. L., 1990, ity.• 1989, Geology and seismic consider•· Ground failure associated with the lions of the Satsop nuclear power plant Puget Sound region earthquakes of April EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED site. 13, 1949, and April 29, 196S. MOUNDS(?) Newton, V. C., Jr.; Peterson, N. V., 1973, Danner, W. R., 1990, Clastic dykes exposed Berg, A. W., 1989, Formation of Mirna Geologic criteria for siting nuclear at Point Grey, Vancouver, B.C. evidence mounds-A seismic hypothesis.• power plants in Oregon. for an ancient earthquake? (abstract]. Cox, G. W., 1990, Comment and reply on Puget Sound Power and Light Company, Finn, W. D. L.; Woeller, D. J., 1990, Seis­ "Formation of Mirna mounds-A seis­ 1977, Preliminary safety analysis re­ mic liquefaction hazard in the Fraser mic hypothesis"; Comment. port, Skagit Nuclear Power Project, Delta (abstract]. Hecht, Jeff, 1990, Earthquakes leave loose Amendment no. 19. Finn, W. D. L.; Woeller, D. J.; Davies, M. material all shook up. Sherif, M. A.; Ishibashi, Isao; Keames, J. P.; Lutemauer, J. L.; Hunter, J. A.; Pul­ Lewis, T. J.; Bentkowski, W. H., 1990, K., 1976, Microzonation by amplifica­ lan, S. E., 1989, New approaches for Blocky sediments in Bute and Knight tion ratio technique. assessing liquefaction potential of the Inlets, British Columbia. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Fraser River delta, British Columbia. Saucier, R. T., 1991, Commentand reply on 1991, Draft safety evaluation by the Of­ Grant, W. P., 1988, Uncertainties in lique­ "Formation of Mirna mounds-A seis­ fice of Nuclear Reactor Regulation re­ faction hazard analyses. mic hypothesis"; Comment. lating to geology and seismology, Wash­ Grant, W. P., 1989, Evaluation of liquefac­ Science News, 1990, Mysterious Mirna ington Public Power Supply System tion potential, Seattle, Washington.• mounds-Seismic source? Washington nuclear project no. 3 (WNP- 3), docket no. SO-SOS. Grant, W. P., 1989, Liquefaction hazards in EARTHQUAKES AND DAMS Valera, J. E.; Seed, H. B.; Tsai, C. F.; Lys­ the Pacific Northwest. AND RESERVOIRS Hunter, 1; A.; Woeller, D. J.; I..uternauer, J. mer, J., 1977, Soil-structure interaction L., 1990, Comparison of surface, bore­ Anton, W. F., 1990, Overview of lifeline effects at the Humboldt Bay power plant hole and seismic cone penetrometer earthquake engineering-Panel discus­ in the Ferndale earthquake of June 7, methods of determining the shallow sion responses to four topics. 197S. shear wave velocity structure in the Fra­ Convene Ward Davis Dixon, Inc., 1980, Washington Public Power Supply System, ser River delta, British Columbia. Report on earthquake motions for reser­ 1988, Cascadia subduction zone-An Madole, R. F.; Schuster, R. L.; Chleborad, voir seismic stability analyses, Seattle, evaluation of the earthquake potential A. F., 1988, Earthquake-induced land­ Washington. and implications to WNP-3; Washington slides and liquefaction in western Wash­ Ellis, R. M.; Dragert, Herb; Ozard, J.M., Public Power Supply System response ington.• 1976, Seismic activity in the McNaugh· to NRC questions 230.1 and 230.2. Nobes, D. C.; Hamilton, T. S.; Cartwright, ton Lake area, Canada. EARTHQUAKES AND P., 1990, Structure of the southwestern Geomatrix Consultants, Inc., 1988, Seismo­ tectonic evaluation of the northern Cas­ SEISMOLOGY [GENERAL OR Fraser River delta as determined from REGIONAL WORKS] geoelectric sounding. cade mountains geomorphic province for Bumping Lake, Tieton, Keechelus, Acharya, Hemendra, 1989, Comparison of Palmer, S. P., 1989, Liquefaction of soils. Kachess, Cle Elum, and Clear Lake 1ei1micity rates in subduction zones and 1990, Palmer, S. P., Geotechnical analysis dams. implications for Juan de Fuca plate (ab­ of liquefaction in Puyallup during the Geomatrix Consultants, Inc., 1989, Seismo­ stract].• 1949 and 196S Puget Sound earth· tectonic evaluation-Northwest Rocky Adams, J.E.; Rogers, G. C.; Basham, P. W.; quakes.• Mountains-Okanogan Uplands geomor­ Homer, R. B., 1988, Earthquakes in Palmer, S. P.; Shulene, J. A., 1990, Lique­ phic province; Final report. North America (abstract]. faction in Puyallup during the 1949 and La Vassar, Jerald, 1990, Dam safety consid­ Atwater, B. F., 1988, Probable local prece­ 196S Puget Sound earthquakes [ab­ erations. dent for earthquakes of magnitude 8 or stract]. Shannon and Wilson, Inc., 1981, Seven 9 in the Pacific Northwest. Perkins, W. J.; Grant, W. P.; Youd, T. L, geotechnical reports, South Fork Toh Bebel, D. J.; Stoddard, P.R., 1990, Epicen­ 1990, Liquefaction susceptibility maps River dam-Report 2, Seismicity study, ter relocations of Explorer plate earth­ for the Seattle North and South, Wash­ South Fork Toll River dam. quakes (abstract]. ington quadrangles (abstract]. l 116 EARTHQUAKES AND SEISMOLOGY - BRITISH COLUMBIA OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Couch, R. W.; MacFadane, William, 1971, Anglin, F. M.; Wetmiller, R. J.; Homer, R. Holocene sea level change, south­ A fault plane solution of the October B.; Rogers, G. C.; Drysdale, J. A., 1990, coastal British Columbia. 1969 ML Rainier earthquake and tecton­ Seismicity map of Canada.• Qague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W., 1989, Evidence ics movements in the Pacific Northwest Association of Professional Engineers of of paleoseismicity obtained by sub­ derived from fault plane and first motion BC, 1988, Seismic risk in British Co­ bottom acoustic profiling of lakes (ab­ studies. lumbia-1988 brief to the BC govern­ stract]. Crosson, R. S., 1988, Earthquake hazard ment. Cague, J. J.; Shilts, W.W.; Linden, R.H., investigations in the Pacific Northwest. Atkinson, G. M.; Charlwood, R. G., 1983, 1989, Application of subbottom profil­ Dewey, J. E.; Hill, D. P.; Ellsworth, W. L; Uncertainties in probabilistic seismic ing to assessing seismic risk on Vancou­ Engdahl, E. R., 1989, Earthquakes, hazard a11e11ment as a function of prob­ ver Island, British Columbia. faults, and the seismotectonic frame­ ability level-A case history for Van­ Crouon, R. S., 1989, Seismicity of Puget work of the contiguous United States. couver, British Columbia. Sound and southern British Columbia. Engdahl, E. R., compiler; Rinehart, W. A., Basham, P. W.; Weichert, D. H.; Anglin, F. Danner, W. R., 1990, Clastic dykes exposed preparer, 1988, Seismicity map of North M.; Berry, M. J., 1982, New probabilis­ at Point Grey, Vancouver, B.C. evidence America.• tic strong seismic ground motion maps for an ancient earthquake? [abstract]. Grant, W. P., 1988, Uncertainties in lique­ of Canada-A compilation of earth­ Denison, F. N., 1919, The British Columbia faction hazard analyses. quake source zones, methods and re­ earthquake of December 6, 1918. Heaton, T. H.; K.anamori, Hiroo, 1984, repr. sults. Dragert, Herb; Rogers, G. C., 1988, Could 1988, Seismic potential associated with Bobrowsky, P. T.; Cague, J. J., 1990, Holo­ a megathrust earthquake strike south­ subduction in the northwestern United cene sediments from Saanich Inlet, Brit­ western British Columbia? States. ish Columbia, and their neotectonic im­ Dragert, Herb; Rogers, G. C., 1988, The Hyndman, R. D.; Weichert, D. H., 1983, plications. current potential for major earthquakes Seismicity and rates of relative motion Bobrowsky, P. T.; Clague, J. J., 1990, Neo­ in southwest British Columbia (ab­ on the plate boundaries of western North tectonic investigations on western Van­ stract]. America. couver Island, British Columbia. Drysdale, J. A., 1986, Canadian seismicity Jacobson, M. L., compiler, 1990, National Brandon, M. T., 1984, Deformational pro­ (abstract]. Earthquake Hazards Reduction Pro­ ceases affecting unlithified sediments at Drysdale, J. A.; Lamontagne, Maurice; Hor­ gram, summaries of technical reports.• active margins-A field study and a ner, R. B., 1989, Canadian earthquakes, Lay, Thome; Wallace, T. C., 1988, Multiple structural model. January 1987 to September 1988. ScS attenuation and travel times beneath Broster, B. E., 1983, Glaciotectonics asap­ Ellis, R. M.; Dragert, Herb; Ozard, J. M., western North America. plied to earthquake engineering; A case 1976, Seismic activity in the McNaugh­ Miller, T. P.; Davies, 1. N., 1991, Volcanic study at Hat Creek, British Columbia ton Lake area, Canada. hazards and earthquake potential of the [abstract]. Evans, S. G., 1989, Earthquake-induced North Pacific [abstract]. Brown, D.; Li, Quin; Nyland, E.; Weichert, landslides in the Canadian Cordillera Monastersky, Richard, 1987, The Juan de D. H., 1989, Premonitory seismicity pat­ [abstract]. Fuca plate-A sticky situation. terns near Vancouver Island, Canada. Evans, S. G., 1989, The 1946 Mount Colo­ Mundal, Ivar; Ukawa, Motoo; Crosson, R. Byrne, P. M.; Anderson, D. L; Atukorala, nel Foster rock avalanches and a11oci­ S., 1989, Investigation of deep crustal Upul; Joseph, Adrian, 1987, Seismic ated displacement wave, Vancouver Is­ and uppermost mantle structure in the risk at Vancouver International Airport. land, British Columbia. Pacific Northwest through subcrustal Byrne, P. M.; Vaziri, Hans; Atukorala, Upal; Finn, W. D. L.; Nichols, A. M., 1988, Seis­ earthquakes [abstract]. Fraser, Donald, 1988, Model tells on mic response of long-period sites-Les­ Savage, J. C.; Lisowski, Michael, 1988, seismic stability of an approach fill em­ sons from the September 19, 1985, Mex­ Geodetic deformation measured in bankment, Annacis Island Bridge Proj­ ican earthquake. Washington and British Columbia. ect, Vancouver, Canada. Finn, W. D. L.; Woeller, D. J., 1990, Seis­ Shearer, C. F., compiler, 1988, Minutes of Campanella, R. G.; Stewart, W. P., 1990, In mic liquefaction hazard in the Fraser the National Earthquake Prediction situ damping characteristics of soil [ab­ Delta [abstract]. Evaluation Council, April 2 and 3, 1987. stract]. Foster, H. D.; Carey, R. F., 1976, The sim­ Shedlock, K. M.; Weaver, C. S.; Oppenhei­ Cassidy,J. F.; Ellis, R. M., 1990, The shear­ ulation of earthquake damage. mer, D.; King, G. C. P., 1989, Seismic velocity structure of the crust and upper Gronbeck-Jones, David, 1989, British Co­ deformation in the Pacific Northwest mantle across the northern Cascadia lumbia report. subduction zone [abstract]. (abstract]. Hasegawa, H. S.; Rogers, G. C., 1978, Sokolowski, T. J.; Fuller, G. W.; Blackford, Cassidy, 1. F.; Ellis, R. M.; Rogers, G. C., Quantification of the magnitude 7.3, M. E.; Jorgensen, W. J., 1983, The 1987, The 1918 (Ms=7) and 1957 British Columbia earthquake of June 23, Alaska Tsunami Warning Center's auto­ (Ms=6) Vancouver Island earthquakes 1946. [abstract]. matic earthquake proce11ing system. Hebenstreit, G. T.; Murty, T. S., 1989, Tsu­ Tarr, A. C.; Crane, M. P., 1988, Application Cassidy, J. F.; mlis, R. M.; Rogers, G. C., nami amplitudes from local earthquakes of GIS technology to assessment of seis­ 1987, A re-examination of the 1918 in the Pacific Northwest region of North mic hazards in the Pacific Northwest (Ms-7) and 1957 (Ms-6) Vancouver Is­ America; Part 1-The outer coast. land earthquakes [abstract]. [abstract]. Hodgson, E. A., 1946, British Columbia Weaver, C. S.; Baker, G. E., 1988, Geome­ Qague, J. J., 1987, The use of geological earthquake, June 23, 1946. evidence in reconstructing recent try of the Juan de Fuca plate beneath Hodgson, J. H.; Milne, W. G., 1951, Direc­ Washington and northern Oregon from crustal movements in British Colum­ bia-Potential and problems [abstract]. tion of faulting in certain earthquakes of seismicity. the north Pacific. Clague, J. 1., 1989, Research on earth· EARTHQUAKES AND quake-induced ground failures in south­ Homer, R. B.; Kolinsky, R., 1989, Earth­ quakes in western Canada from January SEISMOLOGY - BRITISH western British Columbia [abstract]. 1987 to September 1988. COLUMBIA Qague, J. J.; Lichti-Federovich, S.; Guil­ Anglin, F. M.; Wetmiller,R. J., 1989, Cana­ bault, J.-P.; Mathewes, R. W., 1990, dian seismicity and seismic hazards (ab­ stract). INDEX EARTHQUAKES AND SEISMOLOGY - BUILDINGS 117

Hunter, J. A.; Woeller, D. J.; Lutemauer, J. plications for the Greater Vancouver Wetmiller, R. J.; Evans, S. G., 1989, Anal­ L., 1990, Comparison of surface, bore­ area. ysis of the earthquakes associated with hole and seismic cone penetrometer Rogers, G. C., 197S, The Vancouver Island the 196S Hope landslide and their ef­ methods of determining the shallow earthquake of July S, 1972 (abstract]. fects on slope stability at the site. shear wave velocity structure in the Fra­ Rogers, G. C., 1977, A second look at the White, W. R. H., 1966, The Alaska earth­ ser River delta, British Columbia. British Columbia earthquake of 23 June, quake-Its effect in Canada. Hyndman, R. D.; Davis, E. E., 1989, The 1946 [abstract]. Wuorinen, Vilho; 1976, Seismic microzona­ Cascadia accretionary prism at Vancou­ Rogers, G. C., 1979, Earthquake fault plane tion of Victoria, a social response to ver Island-Thermal and pore pressure solutions near Vancouver Island. risk. constraints on the zone of subduction Rogers, G. C., compiler, 1979, Seismicity thrust earthquake failure (abstract]. EARTHQUAKES AND to the end of 1977. SEISMOLOGY - BUILDINGS, Hyndman, R. D.; Rogers, G. C.; Dragert, Rogers, G. C., 1983, Seismotectonics of Herb, 1989, Thermal, pore pressure and British Columbia (abstract]. BUILDING STANDARDS, AND venical deformation limits on the zone Rogers, G. C., 1984, The seismograph net­ ENGINEERING of major thrust earthquake failure be­ work in British Columbia-1983 (ab­ Algermiuen, S. T.; Leyendecker, E. V., neath the Vancouver Island subduction stract]. 1988, Estimation of earthquake losses in zone (abstract]. Rogers, G. C., 1986, Seismotectonics of the Puget Sound area. Kanasewich, E. R.; Burianyk, M. J. A., western Canada (abstract]. Algermi11en, S. T.; Stepp, J.C.; Rinehart, 1990, Western Canadian UTHOPROBE W. A.; Arnold, E. P., 1969, Studies in profiles and seismicity (abstract]. Rogers, G. C., 1988, The southern Queen Charlotte fault seismic gap [abstract]. seismicity and earthquake damage sta­ Lee, Kiehwa, 1977, An earthquake swarm tistics, 1969-Appendix B. Rogers, G. C., 1989, Geometry of the Juan near the northern end of the Juan de Ballantyne, D. B., 1989, Earthquake lou Fuca plate (abstract]. de Fuca plate beneath Vancouver Island from seismicity [abstract]. estimation modeling of the Seattle water Lewis, T. J.; Bentkowski, W. H., 1990, system. Rogers, G. C.; Baldwin, R. E.; Hasegawa, Blocky sediments in Bute and Knight Bodle, T. R., 1990, The relation of earth­ Inlets, British Columbia. H. S., 1989, The May 16, 1976 Pender Island earthquake (abstract].• quake intensity to surface geology and Lutemauer, J. L., 1988, Geoarchitecture, elevation in western Washington State. Rogers, G. C.; Dragert, Herb, 1988, Mega­ evolution, and seismic risk assessment Booth, D. B., 1988, Land-use planning in of the southern Fraser River delta, B.C. thrust earthquake on Canada's Pacific coast [abstract]. the mitigation of seismic hazards. Luternauer, J. L., 1990, 1990 field activities Rogers, G. C.; Dragert, Herb, 1989, The Byrne, P. M.; Vaziri, Hans; Atukorala, Upal; and accomplishments, Fraser River Fraser, Donald, 1988, Model tests on delta, British Columbia.• current potential for major earthquakes in southwest British Columbia [ab­ seismic stability of an approach fill em­ Manson, C. J., compiler, 1988, Seismic haz­ stract]. bankment, Annacis Island Bridge Proj­ ards of western Washington and selected ect, Vancouver, Canada. Rogers, G. C.; Hasegawa, H. S., 1978, A adjacent areas-Bibliography and Celebi, Mehmet, 1990, Instrumentation of index, 1855-June 1988.• second look at the British Columbia earthquake of June 23, 1946. structures. Mathews, W. 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F.; Savage, J.C., 1978, Geo­ ulation system. Canada (abstract]. detic deformation associated with the Grant, W. P.; Yamane, George; Miller, R. P., Milne, W. G.; Lucas, K. A., 1960, Seismic 1946 Vancouver Island, Canada, earth­ 1984, Columbia Center shoring wall, activity in British Columbia (abstract]. quake [abstract]. Seattle, Washington. Munro, P. S.; Halliday, R. J.; Shannon, W. Sokolowski, T. J.; Fuller, G. W.; Blackford, Gurtowski, T. M.; Boirum, R. N., 1989, E.; Shieman, D. R. J., 1990, Canadian M. E.; Jorgensen, W. J., 1983, The Alas­ Foundations and excavations for high­ seismograph operations-1987. ka Tsunami Warning Center's automatic rise structures in downtown Seattle. Murty, T. S.; Crean, P. B., 1986, Numerical earthquake processing system. Higgins, J. D.; Fragaszy, R. J.; Beard, L. D., simulation of the tsunami of June 23, Spindler, Christopher; Rogers, G. C., 1989, 1988, Seismic zonation for highway 1946 in British Columbia, Canada. The 1978 Brooks Peninsula, Vancouver bridge design. Nabelek, J. L, 1989, Rupture characteris­ Island earthquakes [abstract]. Kennedy/Jenks/Chilton, 1990, Earthquake tics of large earthquakes along the Juan Stevens, A. E.; Drysdale, J. A., 1989, Our loss estimation modeling of the Seattle de Fuca subduction zone using histori­ earthquakes-Will history repeat itself? water system.• cal seismogram,. [abstract]. Laprade, W. T., 1989, Building codes for Nobes, D. C.; Hamilton, T. S.; Cartwright, Wahlstrom, Rutger; Rogers, G. C., 1990, construction on steep slopes in western P., 1990, Structure of the southwestern Relocation of earthquakes offshore Van­ Washington. Fraser River delta as determined from couver Island. Lokey, William, 1988, Earthquake safety geoelectric sounding. Wahlstrom, Rutger; Rogers, G. C., 1990, programs in the schools-One Olmstead, B. L., 1988, Emergency opera­ Source parameters for earthquakes in jurisdiction•, experience. tions center computerization and public the Vancouver bland region of the Martens, Carole, 1988, New education, awareness programs. Cascadia subduction zone [abstract]. awareness, and preparedness pro­ Rainer, J. H.; Jablonski, A. M.; Law, K. T.; Weichert, D. H.; Homer, R. B.; Evans, S. grams-An overview. Allen, D. E., 1990, The San Francisco G., 1990, Earthquakes and the 1965 area earthquake of 1989 and im- Hope landslide? (abstract]. l 118 EARTHQUAKES AND SEISMOLOGY - CALIFORNIA OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Martens, Carole, 1989, Earthquake mitiga­ quake map showing general areas of ing, Oregon and Califomia volcanoes tion-The Washington school safety filled or unstable ground. [abstract). program. Washington Surveying and Rating Bureau, Iyer, H. M.; Rite, Alan; Kollman, Auricl; Martens, Carole, 1989, Washington state 1966, Seattle and vicinity, Washington Knapp, David, 1983, Seismicity in the schools program. earthquake map, showing general areas Cascades of Oregon and Califomia [ab­ May, P. I., 1990, Earthquake risk reduction of filled or unstable ground. stract]. prospects-Puget Sound-Portland as­ Washington Surveying and Rating Bureau, Jacoby, G. C.; Sheppard, P. R.; Carver, G. sessment.• 1966, Tacoma, Washington earthquake A., 1989, Dating of earthquake-induced McLerran, Dennis, 1990, City of Seattle's map, showing general areas of filled or landslic;les using tree-ring analysis [ ab­ earthquake preparedness plan. unstable ground. stract]. National Science Foundation; and others, Zarker, Ga,y, 1990, City of Seattle's earth- Kelsey, H. M.; Carver, G. A., 1986, Studies sponsors, 1984, Seismic hazards and quake preparedness plan. of Quaterna,y faulting through the anal­ mitigation strategies for older and his­ EARTHQUAKES AND ysis of small faults and fractures, north toric unreinforced masonry buildings in coastal California. small towns in Oregon and Washington; SEISMOLOGY - CALIFORNIA Knapp, I. S., Ir., 1976, Velocity changes conference proceedings, Nov. 8 and 9, Atwater, B. F., 1991, Holocene palco- auociatcd with the Ferndale earth­ 1984; Seattle. seismology, western Washington. quake. Neumann, Frank, 19S9, Seismological as­ Benz, H. M.; Zandt, G., 1991, Uthosphcric Knapp, I. S., Ir., 1982, Scismicity, crustal pects of the earthquake engineering structure and seismicity of northern Cal­ structure, and tectonics near the north­ problem. ifornia-Evolution of the crustal margin ern termination of the San Andreas fault. Olsen, B. C., 1988, lnvento,y technique de­ with passage of the Mendocino triple Knapp, I. S., Ir., 1989, Seismic activity at velopment-Puget Sound/Oregon.• junction [abstract].• the southern end of the Cascadia subduc­ Olsen, B. C.; Grant, W. P.; Celebi, Mehmet, Burke, R. M.; Carver, G. A., 1987, Soil tion zone [abstract]. compilers, 1989, Report on list of struc­ development used as an indicator of Knapp, I. S., Ir.; McPherson, R.; Smith, S. tures recommended for seismic instru­ fault scarp age and interseismic time, W., 1988, Scismicity near Cape mentation in the Puget Sound area, northwest California [abstract]. Mendocino, Califomia, 1974-1984 [ab­ Washington, by the U.S. Geological Sur­ Burke, R. M.; Carver, G. A., 1989, The stract]. vey Puget Sound Region Instrumenta· degree of soil development from buried Lajoie, K. R., 1986, Rapid tectonic uplift tion Adviso,y Committee. soils formed in fault-generated colluvi­ near the Mendocino triple junction re­ Perbix, T. W., 1988, Evaluation of earth­ ums reflect interseismic time, northern corded by emergent marine strandlines quake hazard and risk in the Puget California (abstract]. [abstract]. Sound and Portland areas. Byerly, Perry, 1940, Seismicity of the Lajoie, K. R.; Keefer, D. K., 1981, Investi­ Perbix, T. W., 1990, Introduction to a seis­ northern Pacific Coast of the United gations of the 8 November 1980 earth­ mic retrofit of older buildings [ab­ States. quake in Humboldt County, California. stract]. Carver, G. A., 1988, Seismic potential of Lees, I. M., 1990, Comparison of local Pcrbix, T. W., 1990, Seismic retrofit of the Gorda segment of the Cascadia sub­ tomographic P-wavc velocity variations Union Station. duction zone [abstract]. in California and Washington-Can we Pcrbix, T. W.; Burke, P., 1989, Toward a Carver, G. A., 1989, Paleoscismicity of the image fault asperities? [abstract]. philosophy for seismic retrofit-The Se­ southern pan of the Cascadia subduction Lester, F. W., 1991, Northern and central attle experience. zone (abstract]. California seismic network proce11ing. Rainer, I. H.; Jablonski, A. M.; Law, K. T.; Carver, G. A., 1991, Active subduction tec­ McPherson, B. C., 1989, Focal mechanisms Allen, D. E., 1990, The San Francisco tonics north of the Mendocino triple and seismicity at the southern end of the area earthquake of 1989 and im­ junction, northwestern California [ab­ Cascadia subduction zone [abstract]. plications for the Greater Vancouver stract].• McPherson, B. C., 1989, Seismicity and area. Carver, G. A.; Burke, R. M., 1987, Late focal mechanisms near the southern end Roeder, C. W., 1988, Overview of earth­ Holocene paleoseismicity of the south­ of the Cascadia subduction zone ( ab- quake hazards reduction in Puget Sound ern end of the Cascadia subduction zone stract]. . and Portland areas through improved (abstract]. Mcsweeney, T. I.; Smith, S. W., 1991, building practices. Carver, G. A.; Burke, R. M., 1987, Late Space-time clustering of seismicity at Shannon, W. L.; Strazer, R. I., 1970, Tied­ Pleistocene and Holocene paleoseismic­ Cape Mendocino [abstract]. back excavation wall for Seattle First ity of Little Salmon and Mad River Nason, Robert; Harp, E. L.; La Gene, National Bank. thrust systems, N.W. Califomia-Im­ Har,y; Maley, R. P., 197S, Investiga­ plications to the seismic potential of the Twclker, N. H., and Auociates, 1966, Dam­ tions of the 7 June 197S earthquake in Cascadia subduction zone (abstract]. ages caused by earthquake of April 29, Humboldt County, California. l 96S-Letter report, Port of Seattle Baton, I. P., 1989, Dense microearthquake Perkins, I. B.; Moy, Kenneth, 1989, Uabil­ Commiuion, Pier S Terminal. network study of northern California ity of local government for earthquake earthquakes.• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1949, Re­ hazards and loues-A guide to the law port of damage resulting from earth­ Field, M. E., 1983, Sediment failure of No­ and its impacts in the States of Califor­ quake of 13 April 1949. vember 1980, Klamath River Delta, nia, Alaska, Utah, and Washington; northern California (abstract]. Washington State Superintendent of Public Final report. Instruction, 1989, Safer schools-Earth­ Field, M. B.; Gardner, I. V.; Jennings, A. E.; Rinehart, V. I., 1964, Investigation of Edwards, B. D., 1981, SeaOoor failures quake hazards nonstructuraL twelve earthquakes off the Oregon and caused by the November 8, 1980 earth­ Washington Surveying and Rating Bureau, northern California coasts. quake off northern Califomia. compiler, 1966, Bellingham and vicinity Rogers, G. C., compiler, 1979, Sei1micity earthquake map, showing general areas Heam, Thomas; Beghoul, Noureddinc; Bar­ to the end of 1977. of unstable ground. azangi, Muawia, 1991, Tomography of Shedlock, K. M.; Weaver, C. S., 1991, Pro­ the western United States from regional Washington Surveying and Rating Bureau, gram for earthquake hazards a11c11ment arrival times. 1966, Everett and vicinity, Wn. earth· in the Pacific Northwest. Iyer, H. M.; Rite, Alan; Kollman, Auricl; Knapp, David, 1983, Seismic monitor- l INDEX EARTHQUAKES AND SEISMOLOGY - CASCADIA SUBD. ZONE 119

Shivelle, C. D.; Carver, G. A.; Valentine, D. Carver, G. A., 1989, Paleoseismicity of the Crosson, R. S.; Owens, T. J., 1989, Testing W., 1991, Foraminiferid stratigraphy as southern part of the Cascadia subduction the arch model for slab geometry of the evidence for great earthquakes on the zone [abstract]. Cascadia Subduction zone in the vicin­ Cascadia subduction zone in northern Carver, G. A., 1991, Active subduction tec· ity of Puget Sound, Washington [ab­ California [abstract].• tonics north of the Mendocino triple stract]. Sokolowski, T. J.; Fuller, G. W.; Blackford, junction, northwestern California [ab­ Crouse, C. B., 1989, Development of M. E.; Jorgensen, W. J., 1983, The Alas­ stract].• ground-motion attenuation equations ka Tsunami Warning Center's automatic Carver, G. A.; Burke, R. M., 1987, Late for subduction-zone earthquakes in the earthquake processing system. Holocene paleoseismicity of the south­ Pacific Northwest. Stephens, Ernest, Jr., 1958, Intensity distri­ ern end of the Cascadia subduction zone Crou·se, C. B., 1991, Ground-motion atten· bution study and fault plan solution for [abstract]. uation equations for earthquakes on the the Cape Mendocino, California, earth­ Carver, G. A.; Burke, R. M., 1987, Late Cascadia subduction zone. quake of October 11, 1956. Pleistocene and Holocene paleoseismic­ Darienzo, M. E., 1989, Evidence for and Stover, C. W.; Brewer, L. R., 1991, United ity of Little Salmon and Mad River implications of small-scale (m) tectonic States earthquakes, 1985. thrust systems, N.W. California-Im­ subsidence in salt marshes of Alsea Bay, Uhrhammer, R. A., 1991, Northern and cen­ plications to the seismic potential of the Oregon, central Cascadia margin [ab­ tral California earthquakes, 1985. Cascadia subduction zone [abstract]. stract]. Valera, J. E.; Seed, H. B.; Tsai, C. F.; Lys­ Ca11Ver, G. A.; Vick, G. S.; Burke, R. M., Darienzo, M. E.; Peterson, C. D., 1990, Ep­ mer, J., 1977, Soil-structure interaction 1989, Late Holocene paleoseismicity of isodic tectonic subsidence of late Holo· effects at the Humboldt Bay power plant the Gorda segment of the Cascadia sub­ cene salt marshes, northern Oregon cen­ in the Ferndale earthquake of June 7, duction zone [abstract]. tral Cascadia margin.• 1975. Cassidy, J. F.; Ellis, R. M., 1990, The shear­ Darienzo, M. E.; Peterson, C. D., 1990, Ev­ Vick, G. S.; Carver, G. A., 1988, Late Holo­ velocity structure of the crust and upper idence for and implications of small­ cene paleoseismicity, northern Hum­ mantle across the northern Cascadia scale (m) tectonic subsidence in salt boldt Bay, California [abstract]. subduction zone [abstract]. marshes of Alsea Bay, Oregon, central Youd, T. L; Hoose, S. N., 1978, Historic Chan, W. W.; Wagner, R. A.; Cessaro, R. K.; Cascadia margin [abstract]. ground failures in northern California Gupta, I. N., 1989, Source time func­ Darienzo, M. E.; Peterson, C. D., 1991, In­ triggered by earthquakes. tions of some Cascadian earthquakes vestigation of coastal neotectonics and [abstract]. paleoseismicity of the southern Casca­ EARTHQUAKES AND Chiao, L.· Y.; Creager, K. C.; Boyd, T. M., dia margin as recorded in coastal marsh SEISMOLOGY - CASCADIA 1989, Membrane and bending strains as­ systems.• SUBDUCTION ZONE sociated with subduction of the Casca­ Dragen, Herb; Rogers, G. C., 1988, Could see also dia slab [abstract]. a megathrust earthquake strike south­ STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND Clarke, S. H., Jr.; Carver, G. A., 1989, Late western British Columbia? TECTONICS - CASCADIA Cenozoic structure and seismic poten­ Dragert, Herb; Rogers, G. C., 1988, The SUBDUCTION ZONE tial of the southern Cascadia subduction current potential for major earthquakes SUBSIDENCE AND UPLin zone [abstract]. in southwest British Columbia [ab­ Acharya, Hemendra, 1989, Comparison of Clarke, S. H., Jr.; Carver, G. A., 1989, On­ stract]. seismicity rates in subduction zones and shore-offshore characteristics and seis­ Gabrielov, A. M.; U, Quin; Nazer, N.; Ny­ implications for Juan de Fuca plate [ab­ mic potential of structures along the land, E., 1989, A time dependent model stract].• Gorda segment of the Cascadia subduc­ of seismicity for a subduction zone [ab­ Adams, John, 1989, Turbidites off the Ore­ tion zone [abstract]. stract]. gon-Washington margin record paleo­ Clarke, S. H., Jr.; Carver, G. A., 1991, Tec­ Grant, W. C., 1989, More evidence from earthquakes on the Cascadia subduction tonics and late Holocene paleoseismic­ tidal-marsh stratigraphy for multiple zone.• ity of the southern Cascadia subduction late Holocene subduction earthquakes Adams, John, 1990, Paleoseismicity of the zone, northwestern California continen­ along the northern Oregon coast [ab­ Cascadia subduction zone-Evidence tal margin [abstract]. stract]. from turbidites off the Oregon-Wash­ Cohee, B. P.; Somerville, P. G., 1989, Sim­ Heaton, T. H., 1990, Cascadia subduction ington margin.• ulated strong ground motions for hypo­ zone-The calm before the quake? Atwater, B. F., 1988, Probable local prece­ thetical Mw=8.0 eanhquakes on the Heaton, T. H.; Hartzell, S. H., 1987, repr. dent for earthquakes of magnitude 8 or Cascadia plate interface [abstract]. 1988, Earthquake hazards on the Casca, 9 in the Pacific Northwest. Cohee, B. P.; Somerville, P. G., 1990, Sim­ dia subduction zone. Atwater, B. F.; Stuiver, Minze; Yamaguchi, ulated and empirical estimates of strong Heaton, T. H.; Hartzell,S. H., 1989, Estima­ D. K., 1991, Radiocarbon test of earth­ ground motion from Wadati-Benioff tion of strong ground motions from hy­ quake magnitude at the Cascadia sub­ zone earthquakes beneath western pothetical earthquakes on the Cascadia duction zone. Washington [abstract]. subduction zone, Pacific Northwest.• Behel, D. J.; Stoddard, P.R., 1990, Epicen­ Cohee, B. P.; Somerville, P. G.; Abraham­ Heaton, T. H.; Kanamori, Hiroo, 1984, repr. ter relocations of Explorer plate earth­ son, N. A., 1991, Simulated ground mo­ 1988, Seismic potential associated with quakes [abstract]. tions for hypothesized Mw=8 subduction subduction in the northwestern United Benz, H. M.; Zandt, G., 1991, Uthospheric earthquakes in Washington and Ore­ States. structure and seismicity of northern Cal­ gon.• Hyndman, R. D.; Davis, E. E., 1989, The ifornia-Evolution of the crustal margin Coppersmith, K. J.; Youngs, R.R., 1990, Cascadia accretionary prism at Vancou­ with passage of the Mendocino triple Probabilistic seismic-hazard analysis ver Island-Thermal and pore pressure junction [abstract].• using expert opinion-An example from constraints on the zone of subduction Burke, R. M.; Carver, G. A., 1989, The the Pacific Northwest. thrust earthquake failure [abstract]. degree of soil development from buried Crosson, R. S., 1988, Seismicity and struc­ Kanamori, Hiroo, 1988, Plate motion and soils formed in fault-generated colluvi­ ture of the Cascadia subduction zone. seismicity. ums reflect interseismic time, northern Crosson, R. S.; Creager, K. C., 1990, Earth­ Kerr, R. A., 1991, Big squeeze points to a California [abstract]. quake hazard investigations in the Pa­ big quake. · cific Northwest.• l 120 EARTHQUAKES AND SEISMOLOGY - CASCADIA SUBD. ZONE OPEN FILE REPORT 92-2

Knapp, J. S., Jr., 1989, Seismic activity at idence of abrupt strain release and grad­ motion attenuation in the Seattle-Pon­ the southern end of the Cascadia subduc­ ual strain accumulation in the southern land region.• tion zone [abstract]. Cascadia margin during the last 3,500 Somerville, P. G.; Cohee, B. P.; Sen, M. K., Kulm, L. D., 1989, Cascadia subduction years. 1989, Estimates of strong ground mo­ zone-Structure, tectonics, and fluid Peterson, C. D.; Darienzo, M. E., 1989, Ep­ tions in the Seaule-Ponland region processes of the accretionary wedge and isodic, abrupt tectonic subsidence re­ from hypothesized magnitude 8 Casca­ adjacent abyssal plain. corded in late Holocene deposits of the dia subduction eanhquakes. Lajoie, K. R., 1986, Rapid tectonic uplift South Slough syncline-An on-land ex­ Somerville, P. G.; Sen, M. K.; Wald, D. J., near the .Mendocino triple junction re­ pression of shelf fold belt deformation 1989, Strong ground motions of hypo­ corded by emergent marine strandlines from the southern Cascadia margin [ab­ thetical eanhquakes on the Cascadia [abstract]. stract]. plate interface [abstract].• Ma, Li, 1988, Regional tectonic stress in Peterson, C. D.; Darienzo, M. E., 1990, Ev­ Spence, William, 1988, Anomalous subduc­ western Washington from focal mecha­ idence of subduction zone paleoseismic­ tion and the origins of stresses at Casca­ nisms of crustal and subcrustal earth­ ity from the central Oregon margin­ dia-A review. quakes. Alsea Bay, Oregon (abstract]. Spence, William, 1988, Seismicity and tec­ Mclnelly, G. W., 1989, Holocene and late­ Rasmussen, J. R., 1989, The seismic P­ tonics. Pleistocene tectonic deformation in the wave velocity structure of the upper Spence, William, 1989, Streu origins and Cape Arago-Bandon region of coastal mantle beneath Washington and western earthquake potentials in Cascadia. Oregon as deduced from marine wave­ Oregon. Sykes, L. R., 1989, Great earthquakes of cut platforms. Rieken, E. R.; Rohay, A. C.; Thieuen, R. L, 1855 and 1931 in New Zealand-Evi­ Mclnelly, G. W.; Kelsey, H. M.; Nelson, A. 1991, Analysis of the Cascadia subduc­ dence for seismic slip along downgoing R., 1989, Late Pleistocene and Holocene tion zone using alignments of earth­ plate boundary and implications for tectonic deformation of the Whiskey quake foci, western Washington [ab­ seismic potential of Cascadia Subduc­ Run wave-cut platform in the Cape stract].* tion zone (abstract]. Arago-Coos Bay area, coastal Oregon Rieken, E. R.; Thiessen, R. L., 1990, Sykes, L. R.; Byrne, D. E.; Davis, D. M., [abstract]. SEISPLN analysis of the Juan de Fuca 1987, Seismic and aseismic subduction, McPherson, B. C., 1989, Focal mechanisms plate beneath western Washington [ab­ Pan 2-Aseismic slip at zones of mas­ and seismicity at the southern end of the stract]. sive sediment supply and nature of great Cascadia subduction zone [abstract]. Rogers, G. C., compiler, 1979, Seismicity asperities at convergent margins (ab­ McPherson, B. C., 1989, Seismicity and to the end of 1977. stract]. focal mechanisms near the southern end Rogers, G. C., 1986, Seismotectonics of Ukawa, Motoo, 1989, Subcrustal seismic of the Cascadia subduction zone [ab­ western Canada [abstract]. activity along the Nankai-Suruga stract]. Rogers, G. C., 1987, Megathrust potential trough in comparison with along the Monastersky, Richard, 1987, The Juan de of the Cascadia subduction zone (ab­ Cascadia subduction zone (abstract]. Fuca plate-A sticky situation. stract]. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Monastersky, Richard, 1990, Rattling the Rogers, G. C., 1988, An assessment of the 1991, Draft safety evaluation by the Of. Northwest-Signs of prehistoric super­ megathrust earthquake potential of the fice of Nuclear Reactor Regulation re­ quakes may ponend a future shock. Cascadia subduction zone. lating to geology and seismology, Wash­ Mundal, Ivar; Ukawa, Motoo; Crosson, R. Rogers, G. C., 1988, Seismic potential of ington Public Power Supply System S., 1990, Evidence of subducting Juan the Cascadia subduction zone. Washington nuclear project no. 3 (WNP- de Fuca plate in apparent velocities ob­ Rogers, G. C.; Dragen, Herb, 1988, Mega­ 3), docket no. 50-508. served from subcrustal earthquakes [ab­ thrust earthquake on Canada's Pacific VanDecar, J.C.; Crosson, R. S.; Creager, K. stract]. coast [abstract]. C., 1990, Teleseismic arrivals recorded Nelson, A. R., 1987, Apparent gradual rise Rogers, G. C.; Dragen, Herb, 1989, The over the Cascadia subduction zone­ in relative sea level on the south-central current potential for major eanhquakes Amplitude variation and calibration of Oregon coast during the late Holo­ in southwest British Columbia [ab­ the Washington regional seismic net­ cene-Implications for the great Casca­ stract]. work (abstract]. dia earthquake hypothesis [abstract]. Satake, K.; Kanamori, Hiroo, 1989, The Vick, G. S.; Carver, G. A., 1988, Late Holo­ Nelson, A. R., 1987, Eanhquake recurrence depth distribution of coseismic slip cene paleoseismicity, northern Hum­ and Quaternary deformation on the along the Nankai trough and its im­ boldt Bay, California (abstract]. Cascadia subduction zone--Coastal Or­ plications for the Cascadia subduction Wahlstrom, Rutger; Rogers, G. C., 1990, egon. zone [abstract]. Source parameters for earthquakes in Nelson, A. R.; Personius, S. F., 1991, Eanh­ Savage, J. C.; Lisowski, Michael, 1991, the Vancouver bland region of the Cas­ quake recurrence and Quaternary defor­ Strain measurements and the potential cadia subduction zone (abstract]. mation in the Cascadia subduction zone, for a great subduction earthquake off the Washington Public Power Supply System, coastal Oregon. coast of Washington.• 1988, Cascadia subduction zone-An Nellon, A. R.; Personius, S. F.; Rhea, Savage, J. C.; Lisowski, Michael; Prescott, evaluation of the earthquake potential Susan, 1990, Earthquake recurrence and W. H., 1991, Strain accumulation in and implications to WNP-3; Washington Quaternary deformation in the Cascadia western Washington. Public Power Supply System response subduction zone, coastal Oregon.• Shivelle, C. D.; Carver, G. A.; Valentine, D. to NRC questions 230.1 and 230.2. Palmer, S. P., 1991, Workshop on Oregon W., 1991, Foraminiferid stratigraphy as Weaver, C. S., 1987, Seismological con­ earthquake source zones. evidence for great earthquakes on the straints on the geometry of the Juan de Peterson, C. D., 1989, Megathrust and Cascadia subduction zone in northern Fuca plate (abstract]. upper-plate paleoseismicity of the California [abstract].• Weaver, C. S., 1991, Geothermal seismo­ southern Cascadia margin. Somerville, P. G., 1988, Simulation and em­ tectonic studies.• Peterson, C. D.; Darienzo, M. E., 1988, Ep· pirical studies of ground motion attenu­ Weaver, C. S.; Shedlock, K. M., 1989, Po­ isodic tectonic subsidence of late Holo­ ation in the Seattle-Portland region.• tential subduction, probable intraplate, cene salt marshes in Oregon--Clear ev- Somerville, P. G.; Cohee, B. P., 1990, Sim­ and known crustal earthquake source ulation and empirical studies of ground areas in the Cascadia subduction zone.• INDEX EARTHQUAKES AND SEISMOLOGY - INSTRUMENTATION 121

West, D. 0., 1988, Pleistocene raised ma­ Seattle-Portland region from hypothe­ ground motions of the April 13, 1949, rine terraces along the Washington-Ore­ sized Mw=8 subduction earthquake (ab­ Puget Sound earthquake. gon coastline and implications to Casca­ stract]. LaVassar, Jerald, 1990, Dam safety consid­ dia subduction zone tectonics. Crouse, C. B., 1989, Development of erations.· West, D. O.; McCrumb, D. R.; Kiel, W. A., ground-motion attenuation equations Lutemauer, J. L., 1990, 1990 field activities 1987, Geomorphology, convergent mar­ for subduction-zone earthquakes in the and accomplishments, Fraser River gins and earthquakes. Pacific Northwest. delta, British Columbia.• Youngs, R. R.; Coppersmith, K. J., 1989, Crouse, C. B., 1991, Ground-motion atten­ Manfrida, J. L., 1977, Soil amplification Attenuation relationships for evaluation uation equations for earthquakes on the studies using explosion impulse. of seismic hazards from large subduc­ Cascadia subduction zone. Qamar, A. I.; Bodle, T. R., 1989, Using tion zone earthquakes. Day, S. M.; Stevens, J. L.; Barker, T. G., earthquake intensities to determine Earthquakes and aelsmology - 1988, Ground motion simulations for ground response in the Puget Sound re­ Catalogs, .Jtle EARTHQUAKES AND thrust earthquakes beneath western gion. SEISMOLOGY - NETWORKS AND Washington; Final report. Rogers, G. C., compiler, 1979, Seismicity CATALOGS Dewey, J. W.; Spence, W. J., 1978, Expected to the end of 1977. ground motion at proposed nuclear Silva, W. J.; Darragh, Robert; Wong, I. G., EARTHQUAKES AND power plant sites (abstract]. 1989, Engineering characterization of SEISMOLOGY - GROUND Finn, W. D. L.; Nichols, A. M., 1988, Seis­ strong ground motions with applications MOTION mic response of long-period sites-Les­ to the Pacific Northwest. Algermi11en, S. T., 1988, Estimation of sons from the September 19, 198S, Mex­ Somerville, P. 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