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Understanding Fault Movements in California through GPS Data Analysis

Explore continuous GPS data from various sites in California, courtesy of MIT's campaign data. Study low-rate earthquake signals and fault-parallel total displacements along with vertical total displacements observed in Denali in 2002. Compare results from Hreinsdottir et al. (2006) and Larson et al. (2003) regarding high-rate earthquake signals in the Denali region. Analyze network displacements for comprehensive insights.

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Understanding Fault Movements in California through GPS Data Analysis

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  1. example GPS data

  2. Continuous data S. California site (courtesy MIT)

  3. Campaign data

  4. Low rate earthquake signal fault-parallel total displacement vertical total displacement Denali 2002 from Hreinsdottir et al., 2006

  5. High rate earthquake signal Denali, 2002 from Larson et al., 2003

  6. Network displacements

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