Palaeostress, Sesmicity and Plate Motion, Port Moresby and Adjacent Regions, Papua New Guinea

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Abstract

Palaeostress analyses of the northeast-dipping Koki Fault Zone demonstrates in the hanging wall an east-west compressive stress and sinistral reverse-slip. Data from the footwall region are more uncertain and may relate to rotation of the stress field during fault motion. The fault-plane solution of the 1979 Port Moresby earthquake (Modified Mercalli Intensity 5-7 at epicentre 70 km east of Port Moresby) shows east-west compression and a stress field identi
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APA:  (1997)  Palaeostress, Sesmicity and Plate Motion, Port Moresby and Adjacent Regions, Papua New Guinea

MLA: Palaeostress, Sesmicity and Plate Motion, Port Moresby and Adjacent Regions, Papua New Guinea. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1997.

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