The Denali Fault: Crustal deformation before and after the 2002, Mw=7.9, Denali Fault Earthquake
Jeffrey T. Freymueller(Michigan State University), A. M. Freed(Purdue University West Lafayette), E. Calais(École Normale Supérieure), Sigrún Hreinsdóttir(GNS Science), Hilary J. Fletcher(United States Geological Survey), Roland Bürgmann(University of California, Berkeley), C. F. Larsen
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December 1, 2003
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