Schmidt hammer and terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) used to detect single‐event displacements on the Pleasant Valley fault (Nevada, USA)

Timothy Stahl(University of Canterbury), Alexander Tye(Jet Propulsion Laboratory)

Earth Surface Processes and Landforms

November 22, 2019

10.1002/esp.4748

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