Multi‐Segment Earthquake Clustering as Inferred From 36Cl Exposure Dating, the Bet Kerem Fault System, Northern Israel
R. Dawood,
A. Matmon,
L. Benedetti
et al.
Abstract:Recovering the seismic history of multiple segments within a fault system provides a spatiotemporal framework for the fault activity across the system. This kind of data is essential for improving our understanding of how faults interact during earthquake cycles and how they are distributed within a fault system. Bedrock fault scarps, reaching up to 10‐m height, are abundant across the Bet Kerem fault system, Galilee, northern Israel. Using the 36Cl exposure dating method, we recovered the last 30 ka scarp exh… Show more
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