What are the limitations of current numerical models of earthquake rupture on complex fault systems like the San Andreas Fault?

Rupturing the northernmost 296 miles (477 kilometers) of the San Andreas fault ... plate tectonics more than half a century later. Analysis of the 1906 ... Oct 16, 2024 ... ... tectonic activity occurs (e.g., the San Andreas Fault, the Himalayas, or the Mid-Atlantic Ridge). - Describe the type of plate boundary involved ... This split occurred as the Pacific Plate moved north along the San Andreas Fault, creating the Pinnacles Formation. The Neenach Formation was left behind ... The production of H2O during metamorphism along active plate boundaries is inferred to contribute to low‐frequency tectonic tremor. This study combines ... See Supplement: Earthquakes Across America on page 86 for more information on the plate tectonic ... Although geologists consider the San Andreas Fault system as ... Type/Origin. British Columbia: Haida Gwaii (Queen Charlotte. Islands). 1949. 8.1. Strike-slip at plate boundary—similar to. California's San Andreas fault ( ... San Andreas Fault. Tectonic plate boundaries, like the San Andreas Fault pictured here, can be the sites of mountain-building events, volcanoes, or valley or ... Mar 24, 2011 ... The vast majority of faults in California, including the San Andreas fault, could not produce a magnitude 9 earthquake. ... plate tectonics using edible models. We will model all major types of plate boundaries and discuss how the San Andreas. Fault was formed. Vocabulary ... Although these earthquakes are much less common, they are due to the same forces that cause earthquakes along plate boundaries. Types of Faults. Faults are ...