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Sumatran Geodesy

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  • TECTONICS AND EARTHQUAKES
    • West Sumatra Tsunami Hazard
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    • Bengal Assam Kinematics
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Sumatran Tectonic Geodesy


We propose to investigate five aspects of the tectonic behaviour of the Sumatran section of the Sunda plate boundary, using Sumatran GPS Array (SuGAr) data.


  1. What are the slip rates and locking depths of the Sumatran fault?
  2. What is the behaviour of the megathrust updip of the great 2005 and 2007 ruptures?
  3. What is the behaviour of the 100-km section of the megathrust between the 2004 and 2005 ruptures?
  4. How is the Mentawai patch behaving now, prior to its anticipated great rupture? and
  5. What are the long-term post-seismic responses to the recent great Sumatranruptures?
 

Principal Investigators:

  • Kerry Sieh, EOS, Nanyang Technological University

Co-Investigators:

  • Paramesh Banerjee, EOS, Nanyang Technological University

Collaborators:

  • Danny Natawidjaja , Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia (LIPI) Bandung, Jawa, Indonesia
  • Roland Bürgmann, Department of Earth and Planetary Science University of California, Berkeley
  • Kelly Grijalva, Department of Earth and Planetary Science University of California, Berkeley
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  • Maps
    • Haiti Earthquake Maps
    • Sumatran Earthquake Maps
    • South Pacific Earthquakes
    • Seismic situation of cities
  • Graphs
    • Coupling of Tectonic plates beneath the Mentawai islands
    • Fiji earthquake of 9 Nov
    • Graph of earthquake cycles in the Mentawai islands
    • Origin of Sumatran earthquake and aftershocks of Sept 30 2009
  • Images
    • Alaskan Melting Glacier
    • GPS equipment in Mentawai islands
    • Hot lava from Mount Merapi
    • Uplifted soft coral from Sumatra
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