SCEC Project Details
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SCEC Award Number
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10134 |
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Proposal Category
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Individual Proposal (Data Gathering and Products) |
Proposal Title
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Digital mapping of active interpenetrating faults within the San Jacinto fault zone, southern California |
Investigator(s)
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Other Participants |
2 students |
SCEC Priorities |
A7, A3, A1 |
SCEC Groups
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Geology, USR |
Report Due Date
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02/28/2011 |
Date Report Submitted
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N/A |
Intellectual Merit
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In order to address our overarching topic of “How coeval faults cross one another in time and space”, we mapped and analyses structures of the San Jacinto fault zone where they may mutually interfere with NE-striking faults of the Extra, Kane Springs, and Elmore Ranch fault zones. The work to date shows that two faults may be presents in roughly the same place at roughly the same time. |
Broader Impacts
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A student will earn his MS thesis orm this research. The PI is a female. Future field-based courses may build on this effort. |
Linked Publications
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- Jänecke, S. U., Belgarde, B. E., Bykerk-Kauffman, A., Evans, J. P., Kirby, S., Markowski, D., Steely, A., & Thornock, S. J. (2017, 08). Ladders, stair-steps, and crossing faults: Insights from southern California’s active strike-slip faults. Poster Presentation at 2017 SCEC Annual Meeting. SCEC Contribution Number 7834
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