[Geoinfo] Re: Resumen de Geoinfo, Vol 113, Envío 11

Lun Nov 5 14:32:09 ART 2012

¿en serio? Uaaa, que guai tia, felicidades! No lo puedo ver, no lo tengo
yo, el enlace es para que te lo compres...

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>    1. New Book "Active Faults of the World" (Carlos Costa)
>    2. 05-11 AVANZA LA POSIBILIDAD DE CONSTRUIR LA PRIMERA REFINERÍA
>       DE COBRE EN ARGENTINA (Secretaria de Mineria)
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> Date: Sat, 3 Nov 2012 13:13:59 -0300
> From: Carlos Costa <mailcarloscosta en gmail.com>
> Subject: [Geoinfo] New Book "Active Faults of the World"
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> Dear colleagues,
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> A new book, Active Faults of the World, by Robert S. Yeats, sponsored by
> the GEM (Global Earthquake Model)  Foundation, has just been published
> (2012) by Cambridge University Press.  The book is accompanied by three
> supplements available online.  These supplements are (1) an updated Table
> of Historical Earthquakes with Surface Rupture, accompanied by Explanatory
> Notes, included with permission of Oxford University Press, the publisher
> of the original table in 1997, (2) images of exposures of active faults
> from around the world, together with satellite images and digital elevation
> models, in folders corresponding to the ten chapters in the book, and (3)
> videos of the Holocene earthquake history of the Cascadia subduction zone
> from Chris Goldfinger and the late Cenozoic tectonic history of western
> North America from Tanya Atwater.
>
> The set of images supports a vision of the late Bob Wallace of USGS that
> the surface expression of active faults should be viewed by earthquake
> geologists from around the world, especially those from developing
> countries where the earthquake hazard is high.  This was a major objective
> of Project 206 of the International Geological Correlation Program,
> sponsored by UNESCO.  This project was followed by several task groups
> under the International Lithosphere Program (ILP).  These task groups
> organized field trips to critical active fault localities so that
> participants could view faults directly rather than solely through the
> lenses of individual publications and different cultures.  The set of
> online images is the next best thing to studying faults in the field.
>
> Bob Yeats is responsible for compiling both the revised table of historical
> surface ruptures and the first set of photographs of active faults and
> satellite images, but this is a work in progress for three reasons:  (1)
> additional active faults are being described, (2) surface ruptures will
> accompany future earthquakes, and (3) historical paleoseismologists will
> continue to correlate historical earthquakes with active faults.
>  Accordingly, both the earthquake table and the images will evolve over
> time.
>
> Although Yeats, as author of Active Faults of the World, has completed this
> first compilation, future changes (new earthquake ruptures, new field
> studies, correction of errors) must be made by the earthquake geology
> community at large.  For this reason, and to encourage submissions, Yeats
> asks that the author of the online resources be the community, not a single
> person.  Reference to images in this compilation should be to the original
> source as stated in the accompanying figure captions.  Both the table and
> images comprise an updatable resource or wiki.  Cambridge University Press
> will make updates periodically through Yeats, although a new, younger
> person is needed to take over this task for the long term.
>
> The online resources are available at www.cambridge.org/yeats.  No
> password
> login is required, and it is not necessary to purchase the book to gain
> access to these resources.  To view the images, click on Ancillary
> Resources, then click on More resources: select to show/hide.  This brings
> up the chapter headings.  Click on the chapter number, and folders will
> appear with the images and a Word file containing figure captions.
>
> On behalf of the earthquake geology community, Yeats thanks Cambridge
> University Press for this service.
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> Date: Mon, 5 Nov 2012 13:07:57 -0300
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> Subject: [Geoinfo] 05-11 AVANZA LA POSIBILIDAD DE CONSTRUIR LA PRIMERA
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