Alternative Rupture‐Scaling Relationships for Subduction Interface and Other Offshore EnvironmentsAlternative Rupture‐Scaling Relationships for Subduction Interface and Other Offshore Environments

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@DocTerremoto @BaoningWu @InSeismoland @gph_seismo I just remembered Gavin had previously looked at that here https://t.co/lgGCOs94Tm looks like they found mean slip ~ 0.66Mw which comes out to about mean_slip ~ Mo^(0.44)?

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@seis_matters @SeismoSue @seismo_steve @seismogenic @seismolucy @SeismoSocietyAm @EricFielding I'll add one more to the mix - Allen & Hayes (2017) used the USGS database of finite fault models to create scaling relations for subduction zones & othe

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@seis_matters @SeismoSue @seismo_steve @seismogenic @seismolucy @SeismoSocietyAm @EricFielding Recent papers on the topic are based on source parameters inferred by source inversion: https://t.co/8hholt3eu2 https://t.co/nzY3Tl97nC https://t.co/Z1OSRItodf h

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