Elysian Park Fault is an active blind thrust fault located in Central Los Angeles, California. Approximately 20 km (12.4 miles) long, the fault is believed to able to produce a destructive …

For the most up-to-date information, please refer to the interactive fault map. 12/14/2020 02:13 PM. Davis and others (1989) interpret the Elysian Park anticlinorium to be formed by stacked …

Slip rate and fault geometry from Oskin, et al. (2000).

ELYSIAN PARK FAULT The Elysian Park fault is exposed in Elysian Park where the dip symbols are shown. The fault surface is not exposed over the rest of its trace. The relations at the …

This fault underlies the Elysian Park Hills at 3 km and deepens northward to 10 km of depth. Because of the 1987 event, the fault has been placed into an active category and has been …

2021年6月15日 · The Los Angeles region as shown in the interactive CFM5.3 map viewer (left). In 2D, the Puente Hills and Lower Elysian Park faults appear to intersect, but 3D viewing using …

Map of major faults in southern California from the Southern California Earthquake Center’s Community Fault Model (CFM). San Andreas fault (red) and Puente Hills and Compton blind …

The main structural feature over most of the area is a wide east-west anticline. A few extensive faults and a great many minor faults occur, all of which dip at a high angle. The geologic …

1999年3月5日 · The mapped fault extends 40 km along strike and includes three distinct geometric segments, termed Los Angeles, Santa Fe Springs, and Coyote Hills. This fault …

1989年6月13日 · Since scientists became aware of the Elysian Park and possibly other thrust faults in the greater Los Angeles region, there has been some attempt to map the subsurface …