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Transform Faults Represent One of the Three
Chapter 2
Segmentation of Transform Systems on the East Pacific Rise
Reducing Risk Where Tectonic Plates Collide—A Plan to Advance Subduction Zone Science
Transform Continental Margins – Part 1: Concepts and Models Christophe Basile
The Ocean Basin & Plate Tectonics
Two Classes of Transform Faults
Plate Tectonics
Origin and Models of Oceanic Transform Faults
On the Thermal Structure of Oceanic Transform Faults 2 Mark D
Earth Hazards of The
On the Segmentation of the Cephalonia–Lefkada Transform Fault Zone (Greece) from an Insar Multi-Mode Dataset of the Lefkada 2015 Sequence
Plate Boundaries
Nonlinear Viscoelasticity and the Formation of Transverse Ridges
Can Subduction Initiation at a Transform Fault Be Spontaneous? Diane Arcay 1, Serge Lallemand 1, Sarah Abecassis 1, and Fanny Garel 1 1Geosciences Montpellier, Univ
Tectonic Inheritance at a Continental Margin William A
Earthquake Slip on Oceanic Transform Faults
Serpentinized Peridotite Versus Thick Mafic Crust at the Romanche Oceanic Transform Fault Emma P.M
Top View
Oceanic and Continental Transform Faults
Anatomy of Strike-Slip Fault Tsunami Genesis
Tsunami Hazards
Deterministic Tsunami Hazard Assessment of Sines - Portugal
A Passive Plate Margin Continental Margins Are Not Necessarily Plate Margins! Earthquake Locations
JA Tony Fallin Ltr. Re
Oceanic Fault Zones Reconstructed
14. Some Aspects of Plate Tectonics in the Arabian Sea
Progressive Evolution of Step-Overs and Bends
Transform Margins: Development, Controls and Petroleum Systems – an Introduction
Can Subduction Initiation at a Transform Fault Be Spontaneous?
Aseismic Transient Slip on the Gofar Transform Fault, East Pacific Rise
Distinctive Seafloor Fabric Produced Near Western Versus Eastern
The Geophysics, Geology and Mechanics of Slow Fault Slip
Plate Tectonics
Oceanic Transform Fault Seismicity and Slip Mode Influenced by Seawater Infiltration
Evaluation of Tsunami Sources with the Potential to Impact the U.S. Atlantic and Gulf Coasts
Model a Spreading Ocean Floor Offset by Transform Faults a Model of the Transform Fault ‘Steps’ in Oceanic Ridges and Their Magnetic Stripes
Strike-Slip and Oblique-Slip Tectonics
Back Matter (PDF)
TSUNAMI HAZARDS the International Journal of the Tsunami Society Volume 24 Number 5 Published Electronically 2006 THIRD TSUNAMI SYMPOSIUM PAPERS - III
Chapter 2 Lecture
Transform Continental Margins — Part 1: Concepts and Models
The Gloria Transform Fault-NE Atlantic: Seismogenic And
Linking Dynamic Earthquake Rupture to Tsunami Modeling for the Húsavík
The Geology of the Oceanographer Transform Fault
PLATE-TECTONIC FEATURES [Symbols for Plate-Tectonic Features Are Usually Reserved for Maps at Scales of 1:500,000 Or Smaller]
Marine Transform Faults and Fracture Zones: a Joint Perspective Integrating Seismicity, Fluid Flow and Life
Bellahsen-Tectonophysics-2013.Pdf
Sri Lanka Earthquake and Tsunami Warning Training Program
Major Features of Ocean Basins
The Heterogeneous Abyss COMMENTARY Craig R
Lecture 10: Transform Faults (KK&V Chapter 4.2 & 8)
Evaluation of Tsunami Risk to Southern California Coastal Cities