Presentation Title

Analysis of Global Positioning Systems Data from the San Bernardino Mountains

Author(s) Information

Mercedes Fuller

Presentation Type

Poster Presentation

College

College of Natural Sciences

Major

Geological Sciences

Location

Event Center A & B

Start Date

5-21-2015 1:00 PM

End Date

5-21-2015 2:30 PM

Abstract

The San Andreas Fault and smaller surrounding faults in the San Bernardino Section were tested with Global Positioning Systems (GPS) to calculate the relative movement of the benchmarks; the displacement of the benchmarks were measured in mm/yr. There were 540,801 combinations of slip tested on 15 faults. Evaluation of the models used the ?² equation to assess the deviation of the model from the site velocities. The three models combined the best-fit slip rate, slowest and fastest San Andreas Fault values; the numbers were 9 mm/yr, 0 mm/yr, and 18 mm/yr with a fixed locking depth between the three models.

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May 21st, 1:00 PM May 21st, 2:30 PM

Analysis of Global Positioning Systems Data from the San Bernardino Mountains

Event Center A & B

The San Andreas Fault and smaller surrounding faults in the San Bernardino Section were tested with Global Positioning Systems (GPS) to calculate the relative movement of the benchmarks; the displacement of the benchmarks were measured in mm/yr. There were 540,801 combinations of slip tested on 15 faults. Evaluation of the models used the ?² equation to assess the deviation of the model from the site velocities. The three models combined the best-fit slip rate, slowest and fastest San Andreas Fault values; the numbers were 9 mm/yr, 0 mm/yr, and 18 mm/yr with a fixed locking depth between the three models.