Surface faulting associated with the 2016 Mw 7.8 Kaikoura earthquake: complexity of ruptures, 3D structure, geological history and fault source definition
K. R. Berryman, Stephen Bannister(Royal Children's Hospital), Nicola Litchfield(GNS Science), Mark Rattenbury(GNS Science), D. M. Eberhart-Phillips, Susan Ellis(GNS Science), R. M. Langridge(GNS Science), Timothy A. Little(Victoria University of Wellington), Andrew Nicol(University of Canterbury), D. Townsend(Victoria University of Wellington), Jack Williams(University of Otago), P. Villamor(GNS Science), Jesse Kearse(Kyoto University)
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December 1, 2018
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