Thermally Significant Fluid Seepage Through Thick Sediment on the Juan de Fuca Plate Entering the Cascadia Subduction Zone
Benjamin S. Norvell(New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), B. Boston(Auburn University), Robert N. Harris, A. M. Tréhu(Oregon State University), Thomas Kyritz(New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), S. M. Carbotte(University of California, Santa Barbara), Michelle K. Lee(Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory), Shuoshuo Han(The University of Texas at Austin), K.L. Dickerson(University of California, Santa Cruz), G. A. Spinelli(New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology)
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