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fault scarps
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Showing posts with label
fault scarps
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Friday, March 8, 2024
Remembering Thomas C. Hanks
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I attended the Tom Hanks, a Remembrance symposium at the USGS in Moffett Field Oct. 17, 2024. It was a great chance to remember Tom, refle...
Monday, December 27, 2021
Eminent earthquake scientists: Clarence Allen and Robert Wallace oral histories
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For some "light reading" over the winter break, I have enjoyed a read of oral histories of Clarence Allen (Caltech) and Robert Wal...
Thursday, December 31, 2020
Exploring diffusion for hillslope changes using a spreadsheet
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I became obsessed with diffusion erosion modeling in my PhD work . It is a simple (certainly oversimplified) way to think about how hillslop...
Wednesday, March 18, 2020
Accumulating links for today's southern Salt Lake Utah area earthquake (M5.65 earthquake 4km NNE of Magna, Utah: 03/18/2020 6:09:31 AM AZ time)
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A M5.7 earthquake occurred this morning and it was widely felt along the northern Wasatch Front. Numerous aftershocks have occurred and will...
Monday, February 25, 2019
Updated review of fault scarp analysis
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I am organizing for a presentation to my research group on fault scarp analysis. This is an ongoing obsession of mine. I have blogged about ...
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