Tremor constraints on moment release during the 2007 ETS from surface and borehole seismometers
AC Aguiar, TI Melbourne… - AGU Fall Meeting …, 2007 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
The 2007 ETS event, which began around Jan 15 beneath the southwestern Puget Basin
and ended around Feb 5 beneath southern Vancouver Island, was well-recorded on local
surface seismic arrays, EarthScope borehole-seismometers, strainmeters and long-baseline
tiltmeters, and continuous GPS of the PANGA and PBO networks. Seismic tremor, however,
offers the highest resolution for studying moment release through time, since tremor bursts
lasting less than 10-seconds are often visible across stations. To test the hypothesis that …
and ended around Feb 5 beneath southern Vancouver Island, was well-recorded on local
surface seismic arrays, EarthScope borehole-seismometers, strainmeters and long-baseline
tiltmeters, and continuous GPS of the PANGA and PBO networks. Seismic tremor, however,
offers the highest resolution for studying moment release through time, since tremor bursts
lasting less than 10-seconds are often visible across stations. To test the hypothesis that …
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