07-13-2019, 05:01 AM
I would, in most cases agree with you geocem, but I think the quote...
Miklius said it is common to see elevated rates of motion on faults after a large earthquake, “however, post-seismic motions slow over time, and we have not yet observed the south flank motion slowing down.”
Is what the 'elevated' in the title of the article is referring to. And, having considerable respect for the cautious nature of Asta's statements I suspect her's is a consensus. Though, as she is quoted saying..
"..we will have to see how it evolves.”
Miklius said it is common to see elevated rates of motion on faults after a large earthquake, “however, post-seismic motions slow over time, and we have not yet observed the south flank motion slowing down.”
Is what the 'elevated' in the title of the article is referring to. And, having considerable respect for the cautious nature of Asta's statements I suspect her's is a consensus. Though, as she is quoted saying..
"..we will have to see how it evolves.”