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May 17, 2014

Understanding the Mystery of Earthquake Beach Balls

May 17, 2014/ Fernando Ziegler

Written by Dr. Gemma Smith, Geologist & Geophysicist

Dr. Gemma Smith is a young Research Assistant in Earth Sciences at the University of Southampton. Her PhD did focus on the geophysical investigation of the Makran subduction zone, in order to further understand its deformation and seismogenic potential. The Makran Subduction Zone experienced a tsunamigenic Mw 8.1 earthquake in 1945 and recent, smaller earthquakes also suggest seismicity on the mega-thrust, however its historical record is limited and hazard potential enigmatic

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