SCEC Award Number 10102 View PDF
Proposal Category Collaborative Proposal (Data Gathering and Products)
Proposal Title SoSAFE- San Jacinto: Quaternary slip rates of the Claremont Fault, northern San Jacinto fault zone, California
Investigator(s)
Name Organization
Nate Onderdonk California State University, Long Beach Sally McGill California State University, San Bernardino Tom Rockwell San Diego State University Lewis Owen University of Cincinnati
Other Participants
SCEC Priorities A1, A2, A9 SCEC Groups Geology, EFP, SHRA
Report Due Date 02/28/2011 Date Report Submitted N/A
Project Abstract
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Intellectual Merit The slip-rate of the northern San Jacinto fault is poorly known, yet it has major implications for how deformation is distributed across the complex plate boundary in southern California. Our efforts to measure the slip rate of the northern San Jacinto fault will shed light on how the complex transform plate boundary in southern California has evolved over time.
Broader Impacts Four undergraduate students were involved in this project as field assistants during geologic mapping and collection of Be-10 samples. An additional 3 undergraduate students are enrolled in a class to conduct geologic mapping of the landslides offset across the San Jacinto fault.
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