Direction of faulting in the Great Assam Earthquake of 15 August 1950
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https://doi.org/10.54302/mausam.v6i1.4421Keywords:
Earthquake, Byerly's methodAbstract
Using Byerly's method as modified by Hodgson and Milne the direotion of faulting in the case of the Great Assam Earthquake of August 1950 has been calculated . The results show that the displacement took plaoe in a normal fault striking East, West and dipping to the North at an angle of 75°, the hanging wall side moving down and slightly West with respect to the footwall side.
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