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On December 5, a 7.0 magnitude earthquake occurred near Cape Mendocino, but did not generate a tsunami due to the strike-slip nature of its fault movement. Historical earthquake data reveals …
Understanding the Cape Mendocino Earthquake: Tsunamis and Seismic Risks Read More
A Durham scientist is part of an international team on the Chikyu vessel investigating the 2011 Tohoku earthquake. They are drilling into a fault line associated with the earthquake to …
Durham Scientist Joins International Team Investigating 2011 Tohoku Earthquake Read More
A Durham scientist, Rebecca Robertson, participates in the JTRACK project, drilling into the Japan Trench to study the 2011 Tohoku earthquake’s unique seismic behavior. This investigation aims to gather data …
Durham Scientist Engages in Groundbreaking Research on Tohoku Earthquake Read More
The Tohoku-Oki earthquake and tsunami emphasized gaps in our understanding of subduction faults. Recent drilling by IODP seeks to explore the hydraulic properties of these faults and investigate fluid dynamics …
Deep-Ocean Drilling Insights Into Subduction Fault Hydraulic Structures Read More