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Scientific
& Technical Reports
- The 2002 Denali Fault
earthquake
19-Nov-2002 update
PLEASE
NOTE:
IF YOU ARE
PLANNING ANY FIELD
DEPLOYMENTS TO STUDY
THE EARTHQUAKE, WE
REQUEST THAT YOU
PLEASE CONTACT DONNA
EBERHART-PHILLIPS,
USGS Anchorage, and
make her aware of
your plans.
She is in
contact frequent
contact with DGGS
and UAF, hence knows
of their plans as
well.
Contact information
for Donna:
Donna Eberhart-Phillips,
USGS Anchorage
(907) 786-7019;
(907) 786-7425
fax deberhart@usgs.gov
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More detailed
information follows under
the following headings.
1)
Geologic
plans
2)
Preliminary geologic observations
3)
Geotechnical
observations
4)
Seismological observations/instrument
deployments
5)
Stress transfer modeling
6)
Geodetic observations
7) Remote
Sensing
8) Gravity
and Aeromagnetic
9)
InSAR coverage looks very
promising
10)
Far
distance effects of the
seismic waves
GEOLOGIC
PLANS
PRELIMINARY
GEOLOGIC OBSERVATIONS
See new photos of November
7 reconnaissance by Alaska Science Center
GEOTECHNICAL
OBSERVATIONS/PLAN
From Christina Neal afternoon of 11/19/02:
Aeromap update:
1 - they have completed the remaining 1:6000 scale gaps; prints
are in
process, the second batch of eastern rupture negs rae available
for viewing
2 - they are still on call for 1:25,000 line but asked at what
point do
they call it off due to snow cover? answer: until they hear
from Peter H.
3 - for 1:6000 set, 650 print set costs ~7680$ to reproduce.
I do not know
about negotiating bulk discounts.
4 - FEMA has contacted Aeromap about possible value added products
from
these and other photos: DEMS, maps, etc. Possible coordination
of
requests?
SEISMOLOGICAL
OBSERVATIONS/INSTRUMENTATION DEPLOYMENT
STRESS
TRANSFER MODELING
GEODETIC
OBSERVATIONS
REMOTE SENSING
REGIONAL
GRAVITY AND AEROMAGNETIC DATA
INSAR COVERAGE
LOOKS VERY PROMISING
FAR
DISTANT EFFECTS OF THE SEISIMIC WAVES
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