Fault structures of the Haichenghe fault zone in Liaoning, China from high-precision location based on dense array observation
Qing-Shan Sun,
Lan-Shu Bai,
Liang Wang
et al.
Abstract:The Haichenghe strike-slip blind fault, which experienced the M 7.3 Haicheng earthquake in 1975, is one of the most active seismic zones in eastern China. To better understand the fault structures, we deployed a dense array of 23 broadband seismic stations in the area in 2022, with an average distance interval of ~ 6 km. Combining the automatic workflow LOC-FLOW with manual review, we detect 1339 events with a completeness of magnitude ~ ML -0.1 using data recorded at the dense array and the Liaoning regional … Show more
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