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Map of Auckland region active faults (red #ff0000), and known (dark grey #000000 with opacity 0.5) or partially characterised inactive faults (grey #444444) and volcanoes with the type of volcanic eruption (some are composite) indicated by scoria cone (red), or phreatomagmatic eruptions tuff ring (red-brown), maar (purple) and basaltic volcano ...
Map of faults in Auckland region. Definite active faults as defined in the GNS database [1] are shown in red. [2] [3] Not all the other faults shown in (grey) are well characterised and Kenny et al. have tried to evaluate this. [4] Well characterised fault segments are in dark grey.
Map of active faults (red #ff0000), and known (dark grey #000000 with opacity 0.5) or partially characterised inactive faults (grey #444444) in the Auckland region
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The Wairoa North Fault has had some notable seismic events in the past: 1835 Auckland Earthquake: A magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck Clevedon, New Zealand, with its epicenter located on the Waikopua segment of the Wairoa North Fault, and with a depth of 25 km. [5] [6] The shaking of the quake was felt strongly throughout the Auckland region, potentially causing damage to buildings and ...
To map the subduction zone, researchers at sea performed active source seismic imaging, a technique that sends sound to the ocean floor and then processes the echoes that return. The method is ...
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