Slip rate variations on major strike-slip faults in central New Zealand and potential impacts on hazard estimation
Russ Van Dissen(GNS Science), Alexandra E. Hatem(University of Southern California), Robert Zinke(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), James F. Dolan(University of Southern California), Dee Ninis(Victoria University of Wellington), Timothy A. Little(Victoria University of Wellington), Edward J. Rhodes(Australian National University), Elizabeth Abbott(GNS Science), Nicola Litchfield(GNS Science)
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