1. RU Dept. Of Geology: Schlische R.V., and Schlische, R.W., 1997, Anticlustering of small normal faults around larger faults geology, v. 25, p. 11271130. http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~geolweb/schlische.html

Home I Research Graduate Students ... Geo-Links RUTGERS Info Roy W. Schlische Associate Professor of Geology Room 234 Wright Geological Laboratory schlisch@rci.rutgers.edu Education B.A., Rutgers University M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D., Columbia University Teaching Undergraduate: Introductory Geology Field Geology Geologic Field Methods Structural Geology Graduate: Advanced Structural Geology , Advanced Tectonics, Geodynamics, Seminar in Extensional Tectonics Seminar in Fracture Mechanics Extensional Tectonics Working Group at Rutgers Structural Geology and Tectonics at Rutgers Research Interests My research primarily involves unraveling aspects of the evolution of fault systems and rift basins. Studies of fault growth and evolution focus on fault segmentation, linkage, fault scaling laws, and structures associated with border fault systems of rift basins. Current and recent research projects include: fault-population studies of normal faults in outcrops and scaled physical models; studies of oblique rifting and basin inversion in scaled physical models and in outcrop; and characterization of fracture networks in rift basins. Much of my field work has been carried out in the eastern North American rift basins, principally the Fundy, Newark, and Danville basins. The photo shows the Triassic-Jurassic boundary in the Fundy rift basin, Nova Scotia, Canada. My students and I are part of the

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3. Geology Of SLB - Fossils And Faults Geology of SLB Fossils Faults. Revision 1, November 27th 1997 http://www.oepp.go.th/projects/icslb/slbgeo2.htm

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4. Journal Contents - Analogue Modelling 311318. In KR.McClay (Editor), Thrust Tectonics. Means, WD, 1989,Stretching faults geology, v.17, p. 893-896. Mulugeta, G.,1988 http://virtualexplorer.earth.monash.edu.au/VEjournal/2002/Schellart/Mulugeta/pap

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Latest Quake Info General Quake Info Southern CA Office Additional Resources ... Search You are here: Home General Quake Info General Quake Info: Basic Educational Information Maps FAQ Access to Earthquake Data Faults Faults in Southern California Clickable map of faults and fault information. Faults of Southern California (166 KB) Faults of the Los Angeles Area (283 KB) By Region Los Angeles Clickable Map California United States ... World (These webpages are on the Southern California Earthquake Data Center website.) Seismicity Animations by Month Monthly Seismicity Viewer - greater user control Seismicity Animations by Year Animations and still images of all recorded seismicity in southern California 1985 - 2000, plus some special seimicity animations. Clickable Map of Significant Southern California Earthquakes Earthquake Catalogs Southern California Earthquakes 1932-present, by year

7. Query Results Display Retrieved 13 Search Results faults (geology). NEXT 10RECORDS . Click on photo or title to view the image description http://www3.nau.edu/cline/subjectreferal.cfm?subject_note=Faults (Geology)

8. Yucca Mountain Geophysical Studies USGS geophysical studies are part of a national effort to geologically characterize a potential highlevel nuclear waste repository in southwest Nevada. Information on site geology, faults, magnetic and aeromagnetic surveys, borehole geophysics. http://wrgis.wr.usgs.gov/docs/gump/ymp/ymp.html

YUCCA MOUNTAIN GEOPHYSICAL STUDIES Data and Maps Available Drill-hole Selected drill-holes. Gravity Station locations, profiles, and maps. Geologic Map of Yucca Mountain Magnetic Station locations, profiles, and maps. Geophysical Studies Aeromagnetic Survey Across Crater Flat and Yucca Mtn Faulting in the Yucca Mtn Area Related WWW Sites Ask a QuestionOffice of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management (OCRWM) Yucca Mountain ProgramOCRWM Geophysical studies at Yucca Mountain are part of a National effort to geologically characterize a potential high-level nuclear waste repository in southwest Nevada. DOE Nevada Operations Office DOEOCRWM Nevada Test Site USGS/DOE Studies in Nevada ... Search USGS Internal access only: USGS Phone Book GUMP Intranet Maintained by Dave Ponce , U.S. Geological Survey, GUMP, MS989, 345 Middlefield Rd, Menlo Park, CA 94025 URL http://wrgis.wr.usgs.gov/docs/gump/ymp/ymp.html Privacy Statement FOIA Accessibility

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10. Geology Anticlustering Of Small Normal Faults Around Larger Faults faults. surrounded by crack shields are master faults . geology; December 1997; v. 25; no. 12; p. 11271130; 4 figures. http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~schlisch/shadows.pdf

11. California Geological Survey - Teacher Feature-California Has Its Faults and complex geology can be attributed to faulting. Many of the State's valleys,mountain ranges, and desert areas show the effects of faulting. faults create http://www.consrv.ca.gov/cgs/information/publications/teacher_features/faults.ht

California Home Department of Conservation California Geological Survey California Geology (Our Magazine) ... Products That We Sell CGS Links About Us Contact Us Jobs Site Map ... Help/FAQ My CA this site Teacher Feature: California Has Its Faults From January/February 1992 issue of California Geology magazine A fault is a fracture along which there is movement. Some faults are actually composed of several fractures called fault branches. Collectively the branches are a fault zone (see map). California's diverse landscape and complex geology can be attributed to faulting. Many of the State's valleys, mountain ranges, and desert areas show the effects of faulting. Faults create underground traps in which valuable reservoirs of petroleum form, and spaces in which underground waters deposit valuable metals in the form of veins and masses of ore. Faults are distinguished by abrupt changes in rock structure or composition. Sometimes a fault can be recognized by the displacement of a particular feature such as a bed or a vein.

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13. FLUIDS AND FLUID FLOW IN FAULTS AND SHEAR ZONES FLUIDS AND FLUID FLOW IN faults AND SHEAR ZONES An Episodically Evolving Bibliography Originally compiled by Department of Earth Environmental Sciences New Mexico Tech Supplemented, posted, and maintained by along segments of the Towaliga fault zone, western Georgia, U. S. A., Journal of Structural geology, v. 13, p. 579586. http://www.ees.nmt.edu/Geol/Faults/Faultsflow/FaultBibliography.html

FLUIDS AND FLUID FLOW IN FAULTS AND SHEAR ZONES An Episodically Evolving Bibliography Originally compiled by Laurel Goodwin New Mexico Tech lgoodwin@nmt.edu Some of the topics below are more incomplete than others. Please send relevant additions and comments to either of the e-mail addresses listed above, and we will include new references as time permits. Last updated 21 February 2003 CONTENTS Deformation mechanisms in fault zones Mechanics of faulting Fracturing and veining associated with faulting Seismicity ... Other resources DEFORMATION MECHANISMS IN FAULT ZONES Back to Table of Contents Angevine, C. D., D. L. Turcotte and M. D. Furnish, 1982, Pressure solution lithification as a mechanism for the stick-slip behavior of faults, Tectonophysics, v. 1, p. 151-160. Antonellini, M. and A. Aydin, 1994, Effect of faulting on fluid flow in porous sandstones: petrophysical properties, American Association of Petroleum Geologists Bulletin, v. 78, p. 355-377. Antonellini, M. A., A. Aydin and D. D. Pollard, 1994, Microstructure of deformation bands in porous sandstones at Arches National Park, Grand County, Utah, Journal of Structural Geology, v. 16, no. 7, p. 941-959. Aydin, A., and Johnson, A., 1983, Analysis of faulting in porous sandstones, Journal of Structural Geology, v. 5, no. 1, p. 19-31.

14. Earthquake Proof Design And Active Faults Civil Engineering Keywords Earthquake resistant design, faults (geology), Earthquake engineering, Engineering Civil, Technology http://www.civilbookstore.com/index/book/115.html

15. Quake: Geology the surface expression of earthquake faults and ground failure caused by strongground shaking. An important facet of earthquake geology is paleoseismology http://quake.wr.usgs.gov/research/geology/

Latest Quake Info General Quake Info Earthquake Research Special Features ... Search You are here: Home Earthquake Research Geology Earthquake Research Borehole Geophysics and Rock Mechanics Crustal Deformation Crustal Structure Geology Seismology Strong Motion Seismology Software for Download Earthquake Hazards Program: Project Proposals ... Apply for an Internship at USGS Introduction to Earthquake Geology A stream channel offset by the San Andreas fault, Carrizo Plain, central California (photo by Robert E. Wallace) Earthquake geologists study the surface expression of earthquake faults and ground failure caused by strong ground shaking. An important facet of earthquake geology is paleoseismology, the study of the timing, location, and size of prehistoric earthquakes. Paleoseismologists typically excavate trenches Earthquake Faults in California The San Andreas Fault Good general introductiona to the fault, its geologic setting and the earthquakes on it, with nice photos. By Sandra S. Schulz and Robert E. Wallace.

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17. Meta Subject Index To Government Information Faulkner, William, University of Louisville Library. faults (geology) CALIFORNIA MAPS (3), Infomine Scholarly Internet Resource Collections. http://www.isu.edu/library/docs/subjects/f.htm

Return to: Subject Index How to Use Index Description List of Institutions Meta-Subject Index to Government Information (Subjects F - FINANCE) Subject URL for Subject Pages FACTORIES REMODELING FOR OTHER USE UNITED STATES PERIODICALS (1) Infomine: Scholarly Internet Resource Collections FACTORY AND TRADE WASTE UNITED STATES MEASUREMENT (2) Infomine: Scholarly Internet Resource Collections FACTORY AND TRADE WASTE UNITED STATES (5) Infomine: Scholarly Internet Resource Collections Faculty National Library of Canada Faeroes University of Michigan Documents Center Infomine: Scholarly Internet Resource Collections Infomine: Scholarly Internet Resource Collections Infomine: Scholarly Internet Resource Collections Fairs National Library of Canada FAIRS CALIFORNIA (5) Infomine: Scholarly Internet Resource Collections FAIRS CANADA (1) Infomine: Scholarly Internet Resource Collections FAIRS UNITED STATES (1) Infomine: Scholarly Internet Resource Collections Faith-Based Initiative University of Louisville Library FALSE CERTIFICATION UNITED STATES (1) Infomine: Scholarly Internet Resource Collections FALSE PERSONATION UNITED STATES (1) Infomine: Scholarly Internet Resource Collections Families (Statistics) University of Michigan Documents Center Families First University of Michigan Documents Center FamiliesServices for National Library of Canada Family University of Louisville Library Family National Library of Canada FAMILY University of New Hampshire FAMILY UNITED STATES STATES STATISTICS (1)

18. Geology Of Death Valley References J Through N (1994) Overlapping faults, intrabasin highs, and the growth of normal faults. The Journal of geology, 102, 165180. http://www.aqd.nps.gov/grd/usgsnps/deva/devarefjton.html

Selected references for the Geology of Death Valley National Park and surrounding region Compiled by Philadelphia J. Morrow and Michael N. Machette, U.S. Geological Survey, Denver, CO The following list of approximately 3,750 references was collected from National Park Service and U.S. Geological Survey files, from a literature search using GEOREF, and from references supplied by participants of the April 9-11, 1999 "Conference on Status of Geologic Research and Mapping in Death Valley National Park" (see attached proceedings volume). References that are incomplete or seem to have errors are marked "reference incomplete" and should be used with caution. The list has not been heavily edited for consistency, nor has a substantial effort been made to cull or prioritize the list. However, it should serve as a great resource for those uninitiated in Death Valley geology. The compilers are greatly indebted to Blair Davenport (NPS), Mel Essington (NPS), Angela Jayko (USGS), and Chris Menges (USGS), each of whom supplied large source lists Some of the references have been coded as to the subject matter using the following codes. These codes follow the references.

19. Geology Of The Columbia River Gorge Geologic faults A fault is a in scale. faults are classified by directionof movement. Distinguishing Characteristics. Hanging Wall http://www.fs.fed.us/r6/columbia/faults.htm

Home Columbia River Basalt Missoula Floods Previous Paths of the Columbia River ... Common Geologic Terms Geologic Faults A fault is a surface or zone of rock fracture, where there has been displacement of land from a few centimeters to a few kilometers in scale. Faults are classified by direction of movement. Distinguishing Characteristics Hanging Wall and Footwall: In order to classify the types of fault, geologists have adopted the terms hanging wall block and footwall block from early miners who found mineral deposits along fault zones. Imagine this: You are climbing to the surface of the Earth in the fault plane. Your feet are on the footwall block with the hanging wall block over your head. Dip-slip fault: All movement is parallel to the dip of the fault plane. One block moves up or down in the opposite direction of the block on the other side of the fault. Depending on the relative movement of the hanging wall and footwall blocks, two types of dip-slip faults are recognized: normal and reverse. Normal faults are characterized by the hanging wall moving downward relative to the footwall. An example of a normal fault in the Gorge is the Hood River fault. If the hanging wall moves

20. Earthquakes & Geologic Hazards - Utah Geological Survey Utah Geological Survey information and internet links about earthquakes and seismic risk in the state.Category Regional North America Utah Science and Environment...... Earthquakes faults (includes maps); Liquefaction (includes maps by investigatinggeologic hazards and environmental concerns involving geology; provides state http://www.ugs.state.ut.us/utahgeo/hazards/

to view pdf files. ugs utah geology Earthquakes/Faults Landslides/Debris Flows ... Geologic Hazards Program Landslide scar, City Creek Canyon 1998. Earthquakes/Faults (includes maps) Liquefaction (includes maps) Landslides/Debris Flows Landslides: What they are, why they occur (pdf) Public Information Series #74 Homeowner's guide to recognizing and reducing landslide damage on their property Public Information Series #58 Debris-flow hazards Public Information Series #70, pdf Utah County, September 2002 Landslide Evaluation Issues - Examples from Timber Lakes Estates (pdf) Stability of the Pine Ridge landslide at Timber Lakes Estates , Wasatch County, Utah: Implications for future development and land-use planning (pdf) Public Information Series #53 Rock Falls Rock-fall Hazards (pdf) Public Information Series #69 Radon Radon (includes maps) A radioactive gas that has no smell, taste, or color.

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