TPV37 Surface Deformation Files

TPV37 File List

User	Max Uplift (m)	Max Subsidence (m)	Vertical	Horizontal	Normal	Data (ZIP)
barall	0.920	0.430	View plot	View plot	View plot	Raw data
dliu	0.928	0.425	View plot	View plot	View plot	Raw data
kutschera.2	0.936	0.437	View plot	View plot	View plot	Raw data
li	0.977	0.482	View plot	View plot	View plot	Raw data
ma	0.920	0.431	View plot	View plot	View plot	Raw data
wzhang	0.914	0.431	View plot	View plot	View plot	Raw data
yang	0.913	0.536	View plot	View plot	View plot	Raw data

Plots show the Earth's surface in map view; the horizontal axis is distance along strike, and the vertical axis is distance perpendicular to the fault trace. Colors show the displacement of the Earth's surface in meters. The white rectangle is the vertical projection of the 15-degree dispping fault surface; the bottom edge of the rectangle is the fault trace.

The "Vertical" plot shows vertical displacement. Positive values (blue) denote downward displacement (subsidence); negative value (red) denote upward displacement (uplift).

The "Horizontal" plot shows horizontal displaement parallel to the fault trace. Positive values (blue) denote displacement to the right; negative values (red) denote displacement to the left.

The "Normal" plot shows horizontal displacement perpendicular to the fault trace. Positive values (blue) denote displacement toward the hanging wall side (toward the top of the image); negative values (red) denote displament toward the footwall side (toward the bottom of the image).

TPV37 User List

barall (Michael Barall - FaultMod - 50 m)

dliu (EQdyna.v5.3.3.50m.dliu)

kutschera.2 (Fabian Kutschera - DG - SeisSol v1.2.0 - fault 200 m - o4)

li (Duo Li - DG, h200,o4)

ma (Shuo Ma - Finite Element - MAFE - 50 m on fault)

wzhang (Wenqiang Zhang - Mixed-Flux DG (200m~10km, O4))

yang (Hongfeng Yang - Finite Element - PyLith)

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This page was last updated or reviewed on 17 October 2024.