Distribution of Aseismic Deformation Along the Central San Andreas and Calaveras Faults From Differencing Repeat Airborne Lidar

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RT @USGS_Quakes: San Andreas creep is also detectable in the topographic changes measured from repeat high-resolution lidar scans. @USGS re…

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RT @USGS_Quakes: San Andreas creep is also detectable in the topographic changes measured from repeat high-resolution lidar scans. @USGS re…

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San Andreas creep is also detectable in the topographic changes measured from repeat high-resolution lidar scans. @USGS researchers & scientists at @SESEASU recently published detailed maps & measurements of the ground deformation around the creepy

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RT @ChelseaPScott: @gfun Thank you, Gareth! Check out our paper to learn more about topographic differencing along the San Andreas Fault ht…

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