Geological structure informs rupture propagation and surface rupture complexity during the 2016 Kaik?ura earthquake, New Zealand: insights for future large earthquake hazard
K. R. Berryman, Andrew Howell(GNS Science), Mark Rattenbury(GNS Science), Stephen Bannister(Royal Children's Hospital), Susan Ellis(GNS Science), Pilar Villamor(GNS Science), D. M. Eberhart-Phillips, Phædra Upton(GNS Science)
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