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Zumpango earthquake 2011
Post facto analysis of Zumpango del Río earthquake of 11 December 2011 ( ... Available to Purchase
A max HF versus A max at CU for earthquakes listed in Table 1 . For ... Available to Purchase
(a), (b) NS accelerograms of the earthquakes of 1985 Michoacan ( M w 8.0) ... Available to Purchase
Post facto analysis of the 11 December 2011 M w 6.5 Zumpango eart... Available to Purchase
Same as Figure 4 but for the lake-bed zone site SCT. In this case, the A... Available to Purchase
Intraslab versus Interplate Earthquakes as Recorded in Mexico City: Implications for Seismic Hazard Available to Purchase
A Fast Earthquake Early Warning Algorithm Based on the First 3 s of the P ‐Wave Coda Available to Purchase
Intraslab Earthquake of 16 June 2013 ( M w 5.9), One of the Closest Such Events to Mexico City Available to Purchase
Deadly Intraslab Mexico Earthquake of 19 September 2017 ( M w 7.1): Ground Motion and Damage Pattern in Mexico City Available to Purchase
BIEM_CH: An Efficient Algorithm for Dynamic Rupture Simulation of Complex Fault Systems with Unstructured Meshes and Half‐Space Green’s Function Available to Purchase
Engineering geology approach to the effects of land subsidence in Mexico City Available to Purchase
Abstract The modern Mexico Megacity occupies almost a third of the surface of the Valley of Mexico, and it is exposed to natural and man-induced hazards affecting many aspects of urban development. Land subsidence is a geo-hazard imposing important constraints in the urban development by the gradual decrease in elevation of the land surface. This is caused either naturally, by the extraction of water, oil, minerals, or gas from the subsurface, or by the interaction between natural and anthropogenic forces. In this field trip guide we examine regional land subsidence and the vulnerability to fracturing of the lacustrine soils. Groundwater has been over-exploited for human consumption in Mexico City during the past 70 years, leading to a dramatic decline of piezometric levels and the associated land and subsoil deformation. Interdisciplinary research from geologists and engineers may play an important role in understanding the relationship between geological processes and the suitability of land for urban use.