Fault trace definition

Fault trace means the intersection of a fault plane with the ground surface, often present as a fault scarp, or detected as a lineament on aerial photographs.

Examples of Fault trace in a sentence

  • Figure AF-1 shows the San Andreas Fault trace through the Valley District service area with a five mile fault buffer zone.

  • The inversion results obtained from five measurement sites along the Abr Fault trace characterized a relatively homogenous transpressional stress regime (Figure 5).

  • RC drilling at Red Bore East consisted of a sequence of six holes for a total of 1,380m, targeting a prominent magnetic anomaly abutting the southern margin of the Shiraz Fault trace to the east-northeast of C5.

  • Individual Fault (trace) Avoidance Zones are merged within a GIS to create a seamless Fault Avoidance Zone for the Wairau Fault.

  • The Ganos Fault trace observed on the surface indicates that the strike is 68° (Aksoy et al.

  • Photo 9-1Excavation along the interpreted up-plunge expression of the COSE Breccia Shoot with annotated COSE Breccia Fault trace (red).

  • Figure 7.2: Fault trace map showing the example area (of Mumbai) considered for scenario development and the lineament under considerationA preliminary seismic risk assessment of Mumbai was carried out earlier, and the basic data regarding the structural vulnerability of different construction types has been considered in this study.

  • Fault trace data presented here is assumed to represent the location of future earthquake ruptures, i.e. there is an expectation that the line of the Alpine Fault in the GIS represents the fault plane intersecting the Earth’s surface.

  • SN-4 station was therefore deployed in a narrow rectilinear valley that dissect the Darica basin and mark the North Anatolian Fault trace).

  • The proposed project site is located approximately 2.4 miles west of the Hayward Fault trace, and well outside the Alquist-Priolo Special Study Zone.

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