Research on neotectonics and related seismicity has hitherto been mostly focused on active
plate boundaries that are characterized by generally high levels of earthquake activity …

The combined pile–raft foundation (CPRF) has been widely recognized as economic and
rational foundation for high-rise buildings when subjected to vertical loading because of its …

The most important tectonic structure in the southern part of the Netherlands is the Roer
Valley Rift System (RVRS). The main border fault zones of the RVRS, the Peel Boundary …

This paper presents the development of a probabilistic seismic hazard analysis (PSHA)
model to compute seismic hazard maps for the French territory taking into account 15 years …

A multiarchive approach has been applied to the investigation of the late Pleistocene and
Holocene record of strong earthquakes in Switzerland. The geological archives used for this …

We show how the maximum magnitude within a predefined future time horizon may be
estimated from an earthquake catalog within the context of Gutenberg–Richter statistics. The …

We conducted a palaeoseismic study with geomorphologic mapping, geophysical
prospecting and trenching along an 8-km-long NNE—SSW trending fault scarp south of …

By adapting and calibrating Bakun and Wentworth's solution strategy for seismic intensity
observations for the Northern and Middle Rhine Area (NRA), Central Europe, local …

Palaeoseismic records and instrumental data from continental interiors increasingly show
that these areas of slow strain accumulation are more subject to seismic and associated …

Analysis of LiDAR-derived imagery led to the discovery of more than 330 pre-Holocene to
recent landslides in Southern Flanders (4850 km2). The morphology of three landslides …