California Institute of Technology, Division of Geological & Planetary Sceinces Los Angeles, California Professor Hiroo Kanamori with grad students & post-docs
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 San Andreas  fault & Dr. Kate Hutton w/ the press Dr. Kate Hutton interviewing with the press


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Damage & File from 1906 San Francisco Earthquake
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Propagation of seismic waves during the
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Los Angeles Basin Model: Prof. Jeroen Tromp uses a 3-D model of the Los Angeles Basin developed with Prof. John Shaw (Harvard) to simulate strong ground motion. The contours show the depth-to-basement. The basin is more than 8 km deep at its lowest point, indicated in dark blue. The Southern California coastline is referenced by the white line; shaded relief indicates topography.
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