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Surface slip distribution and earthquake rupture model of the Fuyun Fault, China, based on high-resolution topographic data by Liang Zihan, Liang Zihan, Wei Zhanyu, Wei Zhanyu, Sun Wen, Sun Wen, Zhuang Qitian, Zhuang Qitian

“…The characteristics of earthquake surface ruptures, such as geometry, slip distribution, and coseismic deformation, contain important information about the…”
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Quantitative morphology of bedrock fault surfaces and identification of paleo-earthquakes by He, Honglin, Wei, Zhanyu, Densmore, Alexander

“…The quantitative analysis of morphologic characteristics of bedrock fault surfaces may be a useful approach to study faulting history and identify…”
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Identification of paleoearthquakes and coseismic slips on a normal fault using high-precision quantitative morphology; application to the Jiaocheng Fault in the Shanxi Rift, China by Zou Junjie, Zou Junjie, He Honglin, He Honglin, Yokoyama, Yusuke, Sproson, Adam D, Shirahama, Yoshiki, Zhou Yongsheng, Zhou Yongsheng, Wei Zhanyu, Wei Zhanyu, Shi Feng, Shi Feng, Geng Shuang, Geng Shuang

“…The quantitative morphology of bedrock fault surfaces combined with aerial surveys and field identification is a useful approach to identify paleoearthquakes,…”
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Fault Geometries and Structures Associated With the Rupture Endpoints of the 2008 Mw 7.9 Wenchuan Earthquake, Eastern Tibet Plateau, China by Li, Chuanyou, Li, Xinnan, Wei, Zhanyu

“…The 2008 Wenchuan earthquake (Mw 7.9) initiated at the southern part of the Yingxiu‐Beichuan fault of the Longmen Shan fault zone, eastern Tibet Plateau. The…”
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Paleoearthquake History Along the Southern Segment of the Daliangshan Fault Zone in the Southeastern Tibetan Plateau by Sun, Haoyue, He, Honglin, Ikeda, Yasutaka, Wei, Zhanyu, Chen, Changyun, Xu, Yueren, Shi, Feng, Bi, Lisi, Shirahama, Yoshiki, Okada, Shinsuke, Echigo, Tomoo

“…Assessing the seismic hazard of a fault is usually based on its record of strong earthquakes. Earthquake records with long periods of quiescence for active…”
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Constraining coseismic earthquake slip using Structure from Motion from fault scarp mapping (East Helanshan Fault, China) by Wei, Zhanyu, He, Honglin, Lei, Qiyun, Sun, Wen, Liang, Zihan

“…This study uses fault scarps to investigate past earthquakes and the potential seismic hazard of the East Helanshan Fault (EHF). The EHF is a Holocene active…”
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Investigating thrust-fault growth and segment linkage using displacement distribution analysis in the active Duzhanzi thrust fault zone, Northern Tian Shan of China by Wei, Zhanyu, He, Honglin, Sun, Wen, Zhuang, Qitian, Liang, Zihan

“…Few studies investigate the detailed character of thrust-fault population or their along-strike fault-displacement patterns. Our study presents new…”
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Investigating paleoseismicity using fault scarp morphology of the Dushanzi Reverse Fault in the northern Tian Shan, China by Wei, Zhanyu, He, Honglin, Su, Peng, Zhuang, Qitian, Sun, Wen

“…This study uses the morphology of fault scarps to study the paleoseismic history of the Dushanzi Reverse Fault (DRF) in the northern Tian Shan region, China…”
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A comparative study of bedrock fault scarps by s-UAV and t-LiDAR: Insights into site selection criteria for paleo-seismology studies by Zou, Junjie, He, Honglin, Yokoyama, Yusuke, Shirahama, Yoshiki, Geng, Shuang, Zhou, Yongsheng, Wei, Zhanyu, Shi, Feng, Zhou, Chao, Sun, Wen

“…Normal fault scarps, as classical topographic features and geomorphological markers along mountain range-fronts, form in consolidated bedrock due to faulting…”
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A new shortening rate across the Dushanzi anticline in the northern Tian Shan Mountains, china from lidar data and a seismic reflection profile by Su, Peng, He, Honglin, Wei, Zhanyu, Lu, Renqi, Shi, Feng, Sun, Haoyue, Tan, Xibin, Hao, Haijian

“…[Display omitted] •The subsurface structure of the Dushanzi anticline is constrained using a new high-quality seismic reflection profile.•Folding and faulting…”
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Evaluating knickpoint recession along an active fault for paleoseismological analysis: The Huoshan Piedmont, Eastern China by Wei, Zhanyu, Bi, Lisi, Xu, Yueren, He, Honglin

“…Ground-rupturing earthquakes can generate tectonic knickpoints within upstream reaches of streams across active fault zones. These knickpoints are…”
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Fault geometry and kinematics at the intersection of the Zemuhe, Daliangshan and Xiaojiang Faults by Wang, Mingming, Wei, Zhanyu, Long, Feng, Chen, Han, Li, Sheng

“…The complexity of strike-slip fault segmentation affects the initiation, propagation, and termination of earthquake ruptures and the earthquake magnitude…”
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Review on the Application of Airborne LiDAR in Active Tectonics of China: Dushanzi Reverse Fault in the Northern Tian Shan by Sun, Wen, Wei, Zhanyu, Sun, Haoyue, He, Honglin

“…High-resolution topographic data are fundamental for active tectonics studies. Within the last 2 decades, the airborne light detection and ranging (LiDAR)…”
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Late Quaternary paleoearthquakes along the northern segment of the Nantinghe fault on the southeastern margin of the Tibetan Plateau by Sun, Haoyue, He, Honglin, Wei, Zhanyu, Shi, Feng, Gao, Wei

“…[Display omitted] •The northern segment of the Nantinghe fault is determined to be active in Holocene.•It is the first time the paleoseismic history on the…”
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Weathering history of an exposed bedrock fault surface interpreted from its topography by Wei, Zhanyu, He, Honglin, shi, Feng

“…Morphologic features of bedrock fault scarps are underutilized in studying faulting and weathering history, partly because of a lack of accurate quantitative…”
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Seismic history of a bedrock fault scarp using quantitative morphology together with multiple dating methods: A case study of the Luoyunshan piedmont fault, southwestern Shanxi Rift, China by Zou, Junjie, He, Honglin, Yokoyama, Yusuke, Shirahama, Yoshiki, Sproson, Adam D., Wei, Zhanyu, Shi, Feng, Hao, Haijian, Miyairi, Yosuke, Lü, Lixing, Su, Peng, Zhou, Chao

“…The study of bedrock fault scarps is a useful approach to identify paleo-earthquakes and acquire the faulting history in bedrock areas where traditional trench…”
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Evaluating fluvial terrace riser degradation using LiDAR-derived topography: An example from the northern Tian Shan, China by Wei, Zhanyu, Arrowsmith, J. Ramon, He, Honglin

“…•Calibrate local diffusive transport coefficient by terrace of known abandonment age.•Apply calibrated coefficient to determine the abandonment ages of other…”
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Fractal properties of landforms in the Ordos Block and surrounding areas, China by Bi, Lisi, He, Honglin, Wei, Zhanyu, Shi, Feng

“…This paper investigates the fractal properties of landforms in the Ordos Block and surrounding areas within China and discusses their geological and…”
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Active Tectonics of the Nantinghe Fault in Southeastern Tibetan Plateau and its Implications for Continental Collision by Shi, Feng, He, Honglin, Liu, Yiduo, Wei, Zhanyu, Sun, Haoyue

“…Quantifying the structure and kinematics of active faults is the key to understanding the India-Eurasia continental collision. While the boundary faults of…”
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Holocene paleoearthquakes on the Tianqiaogou-Huangyangchuan fault in the northeastern boundary fault system of the Tibetan Plateau by Shi, Feng, He, Honglin, Gao, Wei, Sun, Haoyue, Wei, Zhanyu, Hao, Haijian, Zou, Junjie, Sun, Wen, Su, Peng

“…[Display omitted] •Confident ages of three rupture events on the fualt THF.•The fault THF did not rupture during the 1927 Gulang M8 earthquake.•The fault THF…”
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