Active Fault
Gravity gradient tensor analysis to an active fault: a case study at the Togi gawa Nangan fault, Noto Peninsula, central Japan
... two-dimensional fault structure has been ...subsurface fault structure of an active fault through gravity gradient tensor analysis, we analyzed Bouguer anomalies, which were composed of dense ...
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Active fault-tolerant control for switched systems with time delay
... of active fault-tolerant control for switched systems with time ...the fault diagnosis observer, an adaptive fault estimate algorithm is proposed, which can estimate the fault signal ...
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Triggered tremors beneath the seismogenic zone of an active fault zone, Kyushu, Japan
... Non-volcanic tremors triggered by surface waves from tele- seismic events have been detected all over the world. Most studies have investigated tremors that were located near or on plate boundaries such as subduction ...
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A rod type creepmeter for measurement of displacement in active fault zone
... of active fault creep (Nason et ...an active fault zone allows one to characterize the movement of the fault creep and to determine the relationship between fault creep and ...
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Active Fault Analysis Through Quantitative Assessment Method in Cikapundung Sub Watershed
... ) Active fault is a fault that has moved in the past 10,000 ...the active fault in West Java which is the source of the earthquake is the Cimandiri, Baribis, and Lembang active ...
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Transposing an active fault database into a seismic hazard fault model for nuclear facilities – Part 1: Building a database of potentially active faults (BDFA) for metropolitan France
... timate the activity of faults is to be able to associate them to earthquakes, either instrumental or historical ones. Yet, apart from some temporary local seismic net- works (Courboulex et al., 2003; Cushing et al., ...
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Heterogeneity in friction strength of an active fault by incorporation of fragments of the surrounding host rock
... in fault gouge, originate by incorporation of clays from the protolith and by dissolution–precipita- tion reactions during and after faulting (Vrolijk and van der Pluijm ...Atera fault, no evidence that ...
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Landslides and vegetation cover in the 2005 North Pakistan earthquake: a GIS and statistical quantitative approach
... One of the key inputs consisted of the use of results from two previous assessment made by the Service Regional de Traitement d’Image et de T´el´ed´etection (SERTIT) and the National Engineering Services of Pakistan ...
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Fault orientations in the upper crust beneath an intraplate active zone in northern Egypt
... the active fault ori- entation in the DSZ and its relation to the regional tec- ...with fault mechanism solutions for ten events, having a good signal-to-noise ratio, recorded by the local ...
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Active control of DC fault currents in DC solid-state transformers during ride-through operation of multi-terminal HVDC systems
... dc fault occurs in a multi- terminal HVDC system, it is desirable that the stations and dc solid-state transformers on healthy cables continue contributing to power transfer, rather than ...the fault ...
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Fault Tolerant Model Predictive Control of Hybrid Systems
... in Fault tolerant control of hybrid systems, for a survey one can look at [1] [2], ...the active fault-tolerant design of controllers based on model predictive control (MPC) within the hybrid system ...
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Estimation of Seismic Hazard Potential and Attendant Potential Human Fatalities from a Scenario Earthquake on the Sanchiao Fault in Northern Taiwan
... At first, to contour the ShakeMaps, I use a magnitude value of Mw6.88 to estimate the maximum ground motions at each grid point of the study area. Figure 5 shows the PGA ShakeMap for an Mw6.88 scenario earthquake on the ...
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Analogue experiments of salt flow and pillow growth due to basement faulting and differential loading
... Abstract. Salt flow in sedimentary basins is mainly driven by differential loading and can be described by the concept of hydraulic head. A hydraulic head in the salt layer can be im- posed by vertically displacing the ...
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ENHANCEMENT OF FAULT CURRENT AND OVERVOLTAGE BY ACTIVE TYPE SFCL IN RENEWABLE DISTRIBUTED GENERATION
... (no fault) state, the injected current (I2) in the secondary winding of the transformer will be controlled to keep a certain value, where the magnetic field in the air-core can be compensated to zero, so the ...
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Particle Swam Optimization Based Fault Location
... Adaptive Impedance-Based Fault Location Algorithm for Active Distribution Networks. Determining exact fault location in a distribution 362[r] ...
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Marmara Island earthquakes, of 1265 and 1935; Turkey
... cik fault (northernmost rupture of the Bandırma-G¨onen bend system), and other underwater faults bordering the Kapıda˘g peninsula and Marmara Island in the north ...
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Earthquake ground motion generation for nuclear power plant
... the active/capable ...of active/capable fault and a maximum earthquake potential (in terms of magnitude, epicenter distance and depth of focus) which is used in deriving the ground motion for SSE ...
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Performance Analysis, Designing and Testing 512 Bit Sram Memory Chip Using Xilinx/Modelsim Tool
... To Study the fault detection method of memory, we have to build fault models of memory first. There are three simplified parts where memory faults occur. The three parts are: address decoder, read and ...
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Extended Fault Taxonomy of SOA-Based Systems
... a fault is an abnormal condition of the system (or in a component, equipment, or sub-system) which may lead to a ...a fault is a problem that occurs when a service invocation made by an SBS results in some ...
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Reduction of Over Voltage and Fault Current in Solar Generation System Using Fault Current Limiter
... superconducting fault current limiters (SFCLs) is one of the best methods to minimize these problems comparing to the other conventional ...The active SFCL can as well suppress the short-circuit current ...
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