...Diane I. Doser; Kim B. Olsen; Fred F. Pollitz; Ross S. Stein; Shinji Toda Abstract The occurrence of a right-lateral strike-slip earthquake in 1911 is inconsistent with the calculated static stress decrease imparted by the 1906 rupture at that location on the Calaveras fault, and 5 yr of calculated...

... Modified Mercalli Intensity of VIII. It is probably a repeat of the 1911 Coyote earthquake. The rate of seismicity from historical catalogs, compiled at the U. C. Seismographic Stations yields an average recurrence time of 160±60 years for an M L ≥6.2 event occurring in a 30 km segment of the Calaveras...

...R. A. Uhrhammer abstract At 1705 UTC on August 6, 1979, a strong earthquake ( M L = 5.9) occurred along the Calaveras fault zone south of Coyote Lake about 110 km southeast of San Francisco. This strong earthquake had an aftershock sequence of 31 events (2.4 ≦ M L ≦ 4.4) during August 1979...

...William H. Bakun abstract Cumulative seismic moment Σ M 0 for earthquake on 50-km-long creeping section of the Calaveras Fault from near Mount Hamilton southeast to San Felipe Lake correlates with mapped fault-trace characteristics. In general, Σ M 0 is lower at the left-stepping offset...

... for the 24 April 1984 Morgan Hill earthquake, other data are consistent with these shocks having the same location and size. Wood's (1912) traveltime differences for the 1911 aftershocks suggest, with reasonable assumptions, aftershock locations on the same section of the Calaveras fault where...

... of the Calaveras fault that ruptured during the Morgan Hill earthquake last broke in 1911, 73 yr earlier. One conceptual model for long-term behavior of this fault is that most of the fault fails through aseismic creep with a few isolated patches (asperities) that lock and store elastic energy. If the asperity...

...Evan Hirakawa; Grace A. Parker; Annemarie Baltay; Thomas Hanks Abstract The 25 October 2022 M w 5.1 Alum Rock earthquake shows strong evidence for southeast rupture directivity along the central Calaveras fault (CCF), as indicated by observed ground motions and simulated kinematic ruptures. Peak...

... of the 1906 earthquake rupture, that is, no creep (<1 mm/yr) is observed. Likewise, the San Gregorio, Rodgers Creek, and West Napa faults show no creep. The measured creep rate on the Calaveras-Paicines fault from Hollister southward is either 6 or ∼10 mm/yr, depending on whether the arrays cross all...

... Layer of the Earth in California , Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America , 16 , 1 - 9 . 1926 . 20 BULLETIN OF THE SEISMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA THE CALAVERAS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, EARTHQUAKE OF A P R I L 3, 1924* By JAMES B. ~V[ACELWANE,S.J., and Ws~. C. REPETTI, S.J. The Mount...

... Copyright © 1911, by the Seismological Society of America 172 BULLETIN OF TIlE SEISMOLOGICAL SOCIETY EFFECTIVE COOPERATION It is the purpose of the Seismological Society of America to be useful, but in order to be useful it needs coSperation in the gathering of data regarding earthquakes...

... a displacement rate of 9 mm/yr (0.4 in/yr) since May 1967. Displacements of the survey lines are not associated with local earthquake events. Rates of active fault displacement vary with time and position along the Calaveras and San Andreas fault zones in the Hollister area. The pattern of this variation...

... practically continuous, though never violent, activity in this northernmost district. Slight shocks recorded during 1907 may be regarded as aftershoeks of the great earthquake. Perhaps a similar interpretation may be stretched to account for those of 1908, '09, and '10. During 1911, '12, and '13...

... (G. M. T.) a violent earthquake with an intensity 0f VII-VIII, R.-F. scale, was felt in the Agusan River Valley, eastern Mindanao. Since the fearful earthquake of July I2, 1911, that region has been daily shaken by minor-shocks - - " Sauta Crua, Cal., July H, I9±2A feeble shock was noted by David C...

... Rubeis, Patrizia Tosi, Calvino Gasparini, and Alessandro Solipaca Study of the Damaging Earthquakes of 1911, 1999, and 2002 in the Murcia, Southeastern Spain, Region: Seismotectonic and Seismic-risk Implications 
 E. Buforn, B. Benito, C. Sanz de Galdeano, C. del Fresno, and D. Muñoz I. Rodriguez...

..., and on August 13 of that year he entered the Society of Jesus at Saint Andrew-on-Hudson, Pough- keepsie, New York. Three years later, he was placed in charge of the Seismological Observatory at Canisins College, Buffalo, New York. In the fall of 1911 he was at Woodstock College, in Maryland, beginning the study...

...Stephen Harmsen; Stephen Hartzell; Pengcheng Liu Abstract Models of the Santa Clara Valley ( SCV ) 3D velocity structure and 3D finite-difference software are used to predict ground motions from scenario earthquakes on the San Andreas ( SAF ), Monte Vista/Shannon, South Hayward, and Calaveras...

... of Two Recent Earthquakes and the Depth of the Surface Layer of the Earth in California," Bulletin of the Seismo- logical Society of America, 16, 1-9, 1926. MACELWANZ, J. B. and REPETTI, W. C., "The Calaveras Valley, California, Earthquake of April 3, 1924," ibid., 17, 20-25, 1927. MACELWANE,J. B...

..., assessment of potential earthquakes and future seismic risk, the significance of the Calaveras Skull and its relationship to the antiquity of man, and the age of the gold-bearing rocks of California. Their roles in the formation of the College of California would also be controversial. This paper addresses...