Bulletin of the
Seismological Society of America
Volume 91 · Number 6 · December 2001
Contents
The Earthquake of 1509 in the Sea of Marmara, Turkey, Revisited
N. N. Ambraseys
Paleoseismologic Evidence for a Very Large (Mw >7), Post-A.D. 1660 Surface Rupture on the Eastern San Cayetano Fault, Ventura County, California: Was This the Elusive Source of the Damaging 21 December 1812 Earthquake?
James F. Dolan and Thomas K. Rockwell
Analysis of Accelerations from the 1 October 1995 Dinar, Turkey, Earthquake
John G. Anderson, Yuehua Zeng, and Haluk Sucuoglu
High-Frequency Ground Motion in the Erzincan Region, Turkey: Inferences from Small Earthquakes
Aybige Akinci, Luca Malagnini, Robert B. Herrmann, Nicola Alessandro Pino, Laura Scognamiglio, and Haluk Eyidogan
Two Mw 4.8 Cerro Prieto, Baja California, México, Earthquakes on
1 June and 10 September 1999: Strong-Motion Observations
Mario González, Luis Munguía, Antonio Vidal, Victor Wong, Macario González, and Francisco Suárez
Source Characterization and Ground Motion Modeling of the 1892 Vacaville-Winters Earthquake Sequence, California
Daniel R. H. O’Connell, Jeffrey R. Unruh, and Lisa V. Block
Spatial Correlation of Probabilistic Earthquake Ground Motion and Loss
Robert L. Wesson and David M. Perkins
Evaluating the Seismic Response of Deep Sandy Soil Deposits
Barbara A. Luke, N. M. Matasovic, and M. Kemnitz
Comparison of Site Response Characteristics Inferred from Microtremors and Earthquake Shear Waves
Masanori Horike, Boming Zhao, and Hiroshi Kawase
Mean and Modal ε in the Deaggregation of Probabilistic Ground Motion
Stephen Harmsen
Shallow Normal Faulting and Block Rotation Associated with the 1975 Kalapana Earthquake, Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii
Eric C. Cannon, Roland Bürgmann, and Susan E. Owen
Three-Dimensional Geometry of the Reelfoot Blind Thrust: Implications for Moment Release and Earthquake Magnitude in the New Madrid Seismic Zone
Karl Mueller and Jose Pujol
Triggered Earthquakes and the 1811-1812 New Madrid, Central United States, Earthquake Sequence
Susan E. Hough
Mechanism of Initial Seismicity Following Impoundment of the Monticello Reservoir, South Carolina
Linyue Chen and Pradeep Talwani
The 1992 Little Skull Mountain Earthquake Sequence, Southern Nevada Test Site
Kenneth D. Smith, James N. Brune, Diane dePolo, Martha K. Savage, Rasool Anooshehpoor, and Anne F. Sheehan
Source Processes of 15 September 1998 M 5.0 Sendai, Northeastern Japan, Earthquake and Its M 3.8 Foreshock by Waveform Inversion
Tomomi Okada, Norihito Umino, Yoshihiro Ito, Toru Matsuzawa, Akira Hasegawa, and Makoto Kamiyama
The Rupture Process of the Mw 7.8 Cape Kronotsky, Kamchatka, Earthquake of 5 December 1997 and its Relationship to Foreshocks and Aftershocks
Vyacheslav M. Zobin and Valeria I. Levina
Seismicity of South-Central Coastal California: October 1987 through January 1997
Marcia K. McLaren and William U. Savage
1857 Slip on the San Andreas Fault Southeast of Cholame, California
James J. Lienkaemper
Fault Parameters of the 1980 (Mw = 6.5) Volos, Central Greece, Earthquake from Inversion of Repeated Leveling Data
Antonis G. Drakos, Stathis C. Stiros, and Anastasia A. Kiratzi
A Physical Basis for Time Clustering of Large Earthquakes
Jean Chéry, Sébastien Merkel, and Stéphane Bouissou
Detection of Space and Time Heterogeneity in the Completeness of a Seismic Catalog by a Statistical Approach: An Application to the Italian Area
Dario Albarello, Romano Camassi, and Alessandro Rebez
Global Test of Seismic Event Locations Using Three-Dimensional Earth Models
Qi-fu Chen and Raymond J. Willemann
Most- and Least-Likely Locations of Large to Great Earthquakes along the Pacific Coast of Mexico Estimated from Local Recurrence Times Based on b-Values
F. Ramón Zuñiga and Max Wyss
Apparent Source Spectra for Earthquakes in the Charlevoix Seismic Zone: A Comparison of Direct and Empirical Green’s Function Methods
Eleanor Sonley and Gail M. Atkinson
Viscoelastic Wave Simulation in Basins by a Variable-Grid Finite-Difference Method
Y. Wang, J. Xu, and G. T. Schuster
Discontinuous-Grid Finite-Difference Seismic Modeling Including Surface Topography
Koichi Hayashi, Daniel R. Burns, and M. Nafi Toksöz
Dynamic Earthquake Ruptures in the Presence of Lithostatic Normal Stresses: Implications for Friction Models and Heat Production
Brad T. Aagaard, Thomas H. Heaton, and John F. Hall
A Simple Stick-Slip and Creep-Slip Model for Repeating Earthquakes, and its Implication for Microearthquakes at Parkfield
N. M. Beeler, D. L. Lockner, and S. H. Hickman
The Vertical Component P-Wave Receiver Function
Charles A. Langston and John K. Hammer
Shallow Seismic Profiling of the Exhumed Punchbowl Fault Zone, Southern California
Yong-Gang Li, Frederick M. Chester, and John E. Vidale
Path-Dependent Regional Phase Travel-Time Corrections for the International Monitoring System in North America
Xiaoping Yang, István Bondár, Keith McLaughlin, Robert North,
and Walter Nagy
Edge-Diffracted 1-Sec Surface Waves Observed in a Small-Size Intramountain Basin (Colfiorito, Central Italy)
Antonio Rovelli, Laura Scognamiglio, Fabrizio Marra, and Arrigo Caserta
Attenuation of High-Frequency P and S Waves in the Crust of Southeastern South Korea
Tae-Woong Chung and Haruo Sato
Distribution of Fine-Scale Mantle Heterogeneity from Observations of
P diff Coda
Paul S. Earle and Peter M. Shearer
Sinking Mafic Body in a Reactivated Lower Crust: A Mechanism for Stress Concentration at the New Madrid Seismic Zone
Fred F. Pollitz, Louise Kellogg, and Roland Bürgmann
Simulation of Tsunami Induced by Dynamic Displacement of Seabed due to Seismic Faulting
Tatsuo Ohmachi, Hiroshi Tsukiyama, and Hiroyuki Matsumoto
Short Notes
Characterization of a Continuous, Very Narrowband Seismic Signal near 2.08 Hz
Kelly H. Liu and Stephen S. Gao
How Accurate Can Strong Ground Motion Attenuation Relations Be?
John Douglas and Patrick M. Smit
Modeling Anomalous Surface-Wave Propagation across the Southern Caspian Basin
Keith Priestly, Howard J. Patton, and Craig A. Schultz
Comment and Reply
Comment on “Late Quaternary Fold Deformation along the Northridge Hills Fault, Northridge, California: Deformation Coincident with Past Northridge Blind-Thrust Earthquakes and Other Nearby Structures?”
by J. N. Baldwin, K. I. Kelson, and C. E. Randolph
Roy J. Shlemon, James E. Slosson, and John T. Barnhart
Reply to Comment by R. J. Shlemon, J. E. Slosson, and J. T. Barnhart on “Late Quaternary Fold Deformation along the Northridge Hills Fault, Northridge, California: Deformation Coincident with Past Northridge Blind Thrust Earthquakes and Other Nearby Structures?” by J. N. Baldwin, K. I. Kelson, and C. E. Randolph
John N. Baldwin, Keith I. Kelson, and Christopher S. Hitchcock
Errata
Attenuation of Coda Waves at the Tres Virgenes Volcanic Area, Baja California Sur, Mexico
Victor Wong, Cecilio J. Rebollar, and Luis Munguía
Shattered Rock and Precarious Rock Evidence for Strong Asymmetry in Ground Motions During Thrust Faulting
James N. Brune
Index
In Recognition
Posted: 1 February 2002
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