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Strong ground motion synthesis for a M= 7.2 earthquake in the Gulf of Corinth, Greece using Empirical Greens functions

Hutchings et al., 1998

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Hutchings L
Stavrakakis G
Ioannidou E
Wu F
Jarpe S
Kasameyer P
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We synthesize strong ground motion at three sites from a M= 7.2 earthquake along the MW- trending Gulf of Cornith seismic zone. We model rupture along an 80 segment of the zone. The entire length of the fault, if activated at one time, can lead to an event comparable to that …
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