… environment is characterized by a fault–block structure, and earthquakes are not scat tered
chaotically but confined to relatively narrow zones of active faults. There are a few definitions …

… in preparation of seismic hazard map. The evaluation of seismic hazard maps using the …
way to derive seismic hazard map that can be used in earthquake resistant building codes …

… on Major Active Faults of the World our maps and database will … for seismic-hazard analysis
depending on tectonic regime. The … concerning active faulting and potential seismic hazards. …

… seismically active faults in NE Aegean and surroundings is described, while their earthquake
… diagrams and values produced in this paper can be used as a local map of seismic hazard .…

… Seismic vulnerability of India is well known … hazard zones due to the presence of major
active faults in its plate boundaries and continental interiors, which produced large earthquakes …

… Earthquakes of these zones may not show characteristics typical of active faults, with lower
… -related seismicity and can be analyzed as an additional seismic hazard. The remainder …

… cycle over recurrence times spanning from 10-10 3 years in active tectonic … seismic hazard
assessment that combined the results from geological disciplines dealing with active faulting (…

… characterize the geometry of newly identified seafloor scarps and active faults that may pose
significant earthquake and tsunami hazards to the coasts of Portugal, Spain, and Morocco. …

… fault data. We identified 55 active fault zones using remote-sensing data on earthquake …
seismic hazard analysis of this study was an active fault map of the study area. We identified …

… was made to limit the data acquisition to just those elements needed for the Global Seismic
Hazards ASsessment Program (GSHAP). There are three main elements to assembling a …