Combined use of remote sensing and seismic observations to infer geologically recent crustal deformation, active faulting, and stress fields View on Open Library

Combined use of remote sensing and seismic observations to infer geologically recent crustal deformation, active faulting, and stress fields

by Shelton S. Alexander

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First published: 1982 1 language
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Stress distribution Remote sensing Pennsylvania Seismic waves Geology Photogeology Geological faults California Tectonics Radar geology

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