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| | Bob Smith: Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) |
 | | Because of the population density adjacent to the Wasatch fault, this area is a major focus of our research, which includes studies of prehistoric earthquakes, GPS monitoring, earthquake hazard assessment, examining fault interaction, and correlation of earthquakes with faulting and probabilistic risk. |
 | | Because of the high population density adjacent to the Wasatch fault, this area is major focus of our research, which includes studies of prehistoric earthquakes, GPS monitoring, earthquake hazard assessment examining fault interaction, and correlation of earthquakes with faulting and probabilistic risk. |
 | | We studied stress changes on the Wasatch fault by examining the space-time behavior of paleoearthquakes on active faults of the Wasatch Front and surrounding area, i.e., M > 7.0 Holocene scarp-forming earthquakes. |
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