...). This work addresses the issue of the neotectonics and seismic hazard of an active fault running across the Molasse basin, the Vuache fault. By the Vuache fault, we refer to the strike-slip fault running across the Molasse basin from Annecy to Bellegarde-sur-Valserine [ Blondel et al. , 1988...

... , Enhanced seismicity in the early post-glacial period: evidence from the Post-Würm sediments of Lake Annecy, Northwestern Alps : Journal of Geodynamics , v. 22 , p. 155 - 171 . Behl , R.J. , and Kennett , J.P. , 1996 , Brief Interstadial events in the Santa Barbara basin, NE Pacific...

... and palaeoclimatic interpretation of mid-Holocene vegetation and lake level changes at Saint-Jorioz, Lake Annecy, French Pre-Alps : The Holocene , v. 13 p. 265 - 275 . McDermott , F. , Mattey , D.P. , and Hawkesworth , C. , 2001 , Centennial-scale Holocene climate variability revealed...

...Lihui Liu; Shuai Zhang; Qinfu Liu; Linsong Liu; Youjun Deng Abstract Palygorskite-bearing claystones and mudstones were deposited in a salt lake in the middle and lower parts of the Neogene Baiyanghe Formation in the Yangtaiwatan Basin, China. The petrological, mineralogical and geochemical...

... Published by NRC Research Press 2019 Lake Maskinongé is a circle-shaped basin and its main tributary is the Mastigouche River located at the northern end of the lake. Lake Aux-Sables is 5.2 km long, has a maximum width of 1 km, and is oriented from northeast to southwest. Its sedimentary input comes...

... was readily apparent; the MTDs occur preferentially at the base of relatively steep slopes and in depths greater than about 30 m or more. Locations of interest (small lake basins, sub-basins of larger lakes) were duly identified qualitatively on commercial and internet fishing bathymetric maps (many...

...) contributes to this feeding by increasing upstream runoff (a fact that may explain the sudden sand arrival in the lacustrine basin and the matrix-free, “washed” facies in the fluvio-deltaic part); – modifications of lake drainage . Meanwhile, the lake may or may not be drained since its spillway has...

..., whose western ramparts rise above the city to an altitude of 1550 m. The city and the lake lie in the molasse basin that formed on the western edge of the sub-Alpine front, in a synclinal depression in the folded sediments of the southern Jura. To the west, the basin is bounded by the anticlines...

... mechanism of the Coyote Lake earthquake of August 6, 1978 inferred from near field data , Bull. Seismol. Soc. Am. 71 , 858 – 871 . Chiarabba C. Amato A. Anselmi M. Baccheschi P. Bianchi I. Cattaneo M. Cecere G. Chiaraluce L. Ciaccio M. G. De Gori P. De...

...) area of the Quaternary Lixiahe Limntic plain, the facies of which are lacustrine limnetic ( Miao et al., 2016 ; Liu et al., 2017 ). In the regional tectonic position, Shaobo Lake is located above the Shaobo subsag of the Gaoyou sag in the Subei Basin on the northern edge of Lower Yangtze Platform...

... that the lower bound magnitude is at least as small as 4.6. However, it is noteworthy that the liquefaction was observed to occur in the extremely susceptible deposits of the dry Soda Lake, which was formerly a man-made settling basin. Moreover, Sims and Gavin (1995 , p. 51) noted that the “sandblows developed...

... a sixth species, G. saxicola , again from Lake Geneva. Penard (1905 , 1908 ) records some of his Gromia species from other Swiss lakes and two alpine lakes in France (Lake Annecy, Lake Bourget). Since the turn of the millennium, interest in freshwater foraminifera has upsurged, much...

... isotopes and productivity in the lacustrine and marine environment Chemical processes in Lakes 1985 New York J. Wiley & Sons 99 118 Mettraux, M. 1988. Sédimentologie, paléotectonique et paléocéanographie des Préalpes médianes. (Suisse Romande) du Rhétien au Toarcien. PhD Thesis, Fribourg...

... be estimated in experimental mixes with mineral matter and in a real context using subsurface sample (Gironville 101 borehole, Paris Basin, France). This method has particularly high sensitivity to very low organic matter content and is shown to be promising for a rapid evaluation of the organic carbon content...

.... It disappears on the northeast into the Atlantic Ocean and on the south is covered by Cretaceous and Tertiary beds of the Gulf of Mexico basin. The possibility of its connection with the Ouachita Mountains has been suggested. A structural link is possible but hypothetical. W. A. J. M. van Waterschoot van...

... Lake Magadi, Kenya Ibs-von Seht et al ., 2001 Ibs-von Seht et al ., 2001 2 5 Mid-ocean ridges (Carlsberg ridge, Mid-Atlantic ridge) Pan et al ., 2000 EHB, GII, LLNL 29 15 Minagish, Kuwait Bou-Rabee, 2000 Bou-Rabee, 2000 1 10 Siberia, Russia Emanov et al ., 1999...

...) on muddy lake bottoms and the remains of algae that grew there. This first paper is clear, well-organized, and far-reaching in the conclusions it yields, as was almost everything Lyell wrote. Contemporary historians have hinted that such skill in writing suggests an intention to deceive. The opposite...

... occurrences, gas is said to be found midway between Cluses and Samoens (59) in Hte.-Savoie, at Chevalines (124), south of Lake Annecy; and bitumen exists at two or more points at the northwest end of that lake (a kilometer or two east of Lavigny and an equal distance east of Chavand) (33); and gas has been...

... and dashed grey lines show best-fit Gutenberg-Richter models for each catalogue, with the double-head arrow indicating an apparent offset of 0.5 magnitude point. Apart from the Paris and Aquitaine Basins, the whole country is affected by moderate, diffuse seismicity ( Fig. 2a ). The most active areas...

..., respectively. The valley is a downfaulted basin, surrounded by well-preserved scarps of late Pleistocene to recent age. While structural elements are exposed on scarps and rocks surrounding the valley, their continuations are partly or fully concealed beneath the alluvium and lake deposits. No detailed...