Abstract South Mountain–Oak Ridge, near Ventura, California, is an asymmetric anticlinal
uplift forming at the present time above the active, buried Oak Ridge reverse fault …

We investigate the active seismogenic fault system in the area of the 2003 Mw 6.9
Boumerdes earthquake, Algeria, from a high‐resolution swath bathymetry and seismic …

Previously unrecognised thrust faults in eastern Iran were responsible for a destructive
earthquake at Tabas (1978, September 16), which produced over 80 km of distributed and …

In 1994 a sequence of five earthquakes with M w 5.5–6.2 occurred in the Sistan belt of
eastern Iran, all of them involving motion on blind thrusts with centroid depths of 5–10 km …

We use fault maps and fault propagation evidences available in the literature to examine
geometrical relations between parent faults and off-fault splays. The population includes 47 …

Geomorphological observations reveal a major oblique fold-and-thrust belt in Kerman
province, SE Iran. The active faults appear to link the Sabzevaran right-lateral strike-slip fault …

Abstract The Zagros Folded belt, as one of the most tectonically active areas in the world,
contains NW–SE trending whaleback anticlines that are growing vertically and laterally …

A fault scaling law suggests that, over eight orders of magnitude, fault length L is linearly
related to maximum displacement D. Individual faults may therefore retain a constant ratio of …

We have studied drainage development on active folds by using a numerical model that
couples the kinematics of fault-propagation folding to a physical description of surface …

The Algiers region, northern Algeria, is known to be seismically active, with recurrent large
(M> 6) earthquakes. Because of the lack of high-resolution bathymetry, the offshore …