Do great earthquakes occur on the Alpine Fault in central South Island, New Zealand?
Rupert Sutherland(GNS Science), Mark Stirling(University of Otago), Stephen Bannister(Royal Children's Hospital), Donna Eberhart‐Phillips(United States Geological Survey), John Beavan(GNS Science), Simon C. Cox(GNS Science), John Townend(Victoria University of Wellington), Laura Wallace(GNS Science), Mark D. Yetton(Statistics New Zealand), Stuart Henrys, Susan Ellis(GNS Science), Ruth Harris(United States Geological Survey), Beate Leitner(GNS Science), Jarg R. Pettinga(University of Canterbury), Richard J. Norris(University of Otago), Timothy A. Little(Victoria University of Wellington), T. A. Stern, A. F. Cooper(University of Otago), Kelvin Berryman(GNS Science)
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