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Yann Klinger

California Institute of Technology

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From geodesy to geological, similar slip rates at different time scales: The Dead Sea Fault example (Invited)

2010
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High-Resolution satellite imagery mapping of the Ms 7.9, 11 august 1931 Fuyun earthquake, Northern Xinjiang, China

2010
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10Be, OSL/IRSL Luminescence and 14C Cross-Dating of a Series of Abandoned Alluvial Surfaces Laterally Offset by the Dead Sea Fault, Jordan

2010
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hunting for the Traces of Great Himalayan Earthquakes: Surface Break of the M a 8.1, 1934 Bihar Nepal event?

2010
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Co-seismic and cumulative slip along the Kokoxili Mw 7.9 earthquake rupture (Kunlun Fault, northeastern Tibet)

2009
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Surface Deformation During a Magmatic Intrusion: the Example of the Dabba'hu Rift Crisis of 2005-2006 (Afar, Ethiopia)

2007
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Large Alluvial Fans in the Araba Valley (Jordan) as a Record of Tectonic Deformation of the Southern Dead Sea Fault and Regional Paleoclimates

2007
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Slip rate of the Wadi Araba fault, southern segment of the Dead Sea fault, derived from GPS and geomorphic measurements

2007
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Late Holocene Paleoseismicity of the Southern Part of the Chelungpu Fault in Central Taiwan: Evidence from the

2007
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Co-seismic and paleo-seismic slip along the Kokoxili Mw 7.8 earthquake rupture

2007
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