The figure below from the University of California at Santa Barbara shows a maximum slip of almost 50 meters (165 feet) on the fault accompanying the Japan earthquake. The star shows the epicenter of the main shock. Red dots are the aftershocks (M>3). The black line indicates the major plate boundary
Oher interesting resources for this event, some of which I will return to, are referred to from the IRIS web page.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
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