Active subduction and strain partitioning in western Myanmar revealed by a dense survey GNSS network
Eric O. Lindsey(University of New Mexico), Emma M. Hill(Nanyang Technological University), Kyaw Moe Oo, Frédéric Masson(Université de Strasbourg), Yu Wang(National Taiwan University), Kyle Bradley(Nanyang Technological University), Lujia Feng(Nanyang Technological University), Saw Myat Min(Myanmar Geosciences Society), Roland Bürgmann(University of California, Berkeley), Rishav Mallick(Nanyang Technological University), Pyae Sone Aung(Kyung Hee University), Myo Thant(Myanmar Geosciences Society), Tha Zin Htet Tin(University of Yangon), Qiang Qiu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jeng Hann Chong(University of New Mexico), Lin Thu Aung(Earth Observatory of Singapore), Oo Than
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