Drilling reveals fluid control on architecture and rupture of the Alpine fault, New Zealand
Rupert Sutherland(GNS Science), Achim Kopf(University of Bremen), T. A. Little(Victoria University of Wellington), B. M. Carpenter(University of Oklahoma), E. Mariani(University of Liverpool), Simon C. Cox(GNS Science), Gregory P. De Pascale(University of Canterbury), John Townend(Victoria University of Wellington), M. Hasting(University of Auckland), H. R. Scott(University of Otago), C.D. Menzies(University of Southampton), Z. Reid Lindroos(University of Otago), B. P. Fleming(University of Otago), R. M. Langridge(GNS Science), Virginia Toy(Australian National University), Carolyn Boulton(University of Liverpool), R. J. Norris(University of Otago), J. D. Eccles(University of Auckland), D. Prior(University of Liverpool), D. R. Faulkner(University of Liverpool)
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