Journal of Himalayan Geology, Volume 3Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, 1992 - Geology |
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Li and Jia ( 1981 ) reported a long zone ( 300 km ) of fresh ruptures that included the epicenters of all three earthquakes described above . The length of the zone would be unusually long for an earthquake of M = 7.6 , but only barely ...
Li and Jia ( 1981 ) reported a long zone ( 300 km ) of fresh ruptures that included the epicenters of all three earthquakes described above . The length of the zone would be unusually long for an earthquake of M = 7.6 , but only barely ...
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24 ) ruptured in the 1973 February 6 , Luhuo earthquake ( 31.40 ° N , 100.58 ° E , M = 7.7 ) . Slip was primarily leftlateral reaching a maximum of 3.6 m and with a maximum vertical offset of 0.5 m ( Allen et al . , 1991 ; Shu , 1974 ...
24 ) ruptured in the 1973 February 6 , Luhuo earthquake ( 31.40 ° N , 100.58 ° E , M = 7.7 ) . Slip was primarily leftlateral reaching a maximum of 3.6 m and with a maximum vertical offset of 0.5 m ( Allen et al . , 1991 ; Shu , 1974 ...
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Printed in India Fault Plane Solutions of Some Earthquakes in India during 1980s B. K. RASTOGI National Geophysical ... Thirdly , after the Mexico 1985 earthquake , it is now realised that a great earthquake in Himalaya can cause severe ...
Printed in India Fault Plane Solutions of Some Earthquakes in India during 1980s B. K. RASTOGI National Geophysical ... Thirdly , after the Mexico 1985 earthquake , it is now realised that a great earthquake in Himalaya can cause severe ...
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Contents
Fold shape analysis in the vicinity of North Almora Thrust in District | 121 |
Simla group problem in HimalayaA critical review | 131 |
Geology of Kishanpur NagrotaBasantgarhGujru Nagrota Sector of Inner | 137 |
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