Haibo Yang
@tectonics_yang
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Early-career geologist at China Earthquake Administration. Specialized in Active Tectonics. Email: [email protected]
Beijing, China
Joined January 2017
RT @TeresaRamirezH: Paleoseismology : How the Science Started, and How it is Used Today. By... a través de @YouTub…
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@captainumihyo The earthquake magnitude was determined to be Ms 6.8 based on local seismic stations, but the USGS reported Mw 7.1. The use of different stations, especially in border areas, likely accounts for this discrepancy. PS: PS: A ~3 m offset was generated by 1983 Mw 6.9 Borah Peak EQ.
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@patton_cascadia The joint investigation team (Drs. Feng Shi and Mingjian Liang et al.) of the Sichuan Bureau, Xizang Bureau, and the Institute of Geology found that the co-seismic vertical displacement of the Dingri earthquake was as much as 3 meters. Source from
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@patton_cascadia Let's take a look at some field photos showing the normal fault ruptures (source: field survey team of the Institute of Geology, China Earthquake Administration).
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@patton_cascadia Dr. An Li from our department reports on earthquake surface ruptures based on pre- and post-earthquake satellite images.
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Crustal faults in Victoria-Seattle bay area (I think) and Tsunami modeling. great talk. Lucinda Leonard - Tsunami in the Salish Sea via @YouTube
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New paper online: Clustering and ruptures between the branch faults and main strike-slip fault – a case study of the Altyn Tagh fault.
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RT @SeismoSocietyAm: When did the Anqiu-Juxian fault — part of the Tanlu fault zone in eastern China — last rupture in a major event? Scien…
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RT @SeismoSocietyAm: One week left to register! #earthquake #Taiwan #SeismicHazard #ChiChi #BSSA #Seismology http…
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RT @paleoseismology: These are the latest papers on paleoseismology, active tectonics, tsunami, and archaeoseismology (Nov 2024) https://t.…
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RT @UTGeophysics: FRIDAY: Large subduction zone earthquakes are often so scarce it's difficult to know what a fault is capable of. This wee…
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RT @chuculay: Huge thrust at the eastern slope of the Andes, geologists looking atonish. Post meeting field trip of PATADays 2024 https://t…
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RT @ekh_sci: This is an urgent and important call to action for fundamental geoscience research to inform disaster risk intervention measur…
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Just like sand liquefies during major earthquakes, we’ve observed sand currently liquefying in fault springs within an active fault zone.
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Region's diverse geological features in the Hexi Corridor, NW China: mountains, alluvial fans, and sand dunes.
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