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The inner workings of the earthquake cycle: New insight from integrating Quaternary fault activity, microstructures, and geophysics - Yorkshire Environmental Sciences • Doctoral Training Network Summary Fault activity is now known to be highly dynamic, with observable spatial and temporal variability in earthquake recurrence and the style of fault slip. This exciting project explores the unde...

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Not surprised that this is a NW-SE striking normal fault, possibly the Simav fault according to my Turkish colleague

Fairly big shake in western Turkey

Scary example of why scientists advise people to "drop cover hold" rather than "run outside" during strong shaking.

First slip map for the Mw 7.8 Myanmar earthquake. Propagation of rupture towards the South. Slipnear method (Géoazur/OCA).

Possibly it ruptured towards the south which would put it closer to Bangkok (plus some directivity?)

My brother-in-law flies the scooper planes in different locations in North America. He doesn’t normally fly this time of the year!