Present-day crustal deformation and slip rate along the southern Sagaing fault in Myanmar by GNSS observation
Tha Zin Htet Tin(University of Yangon), Myo Thant(Myanmar Geosciences Society), Saw Myat Min(Myanmar Geosciences Society), Eric O. Lindsey(University of New Mexico), Manabu Hashimoto(Hizen Psychiatric Center), Takuya Nishimura(Geospatial Information Authority of Japan), Lin Thu Aung(Earth Observatory of Singapore)
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