Makale detayı · 2016
Long lasting seismic repeaters in the Central Basinof the Main Marmara Fault
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Geophysical Research Letters- Yıl
- 2016
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Abstract The Main Marmara Fault which crosses the whole Marmara Sea is a significant seismic gap along the North Anatolian Fault. Here we show that nine long‐lasting strike‐slip seismic repeaters exist below the Central Basin within the seismogenic zone, in a 10 km region where deep creep was previously suggested from the analysis of the local seismicity. The typical recurrence time was 8 months during the 2008–2015 period. The cumulative slip of the repeating sequence appears to be compatible with the regional geodetic slip rate if they are assumed to be part of a large single asperity (10 km). The repeaters also exhibit short‐term crises and are possibly related to bursts of creep.
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