Active faults are generally defined as faults that have moved in the past and will continue to
be active in the future. They are expected to cause deformation and potential disasters if …

Neotectonics and active tectonics are sub-disciplines of tectonics that study the process of
recent tectonic deformation and tectonic geomorphic evolution on the Earth. The time scale …

Potential Dam Breach Analysis and Flood Wave Risk Assessment Using HEC-RAS and Remote
Sensing Data: A Multicriteria Approach Next Article in Journal Using AHP and Spatial Analysis …

We calculate and analyse the coordinate time-series of 282 permanent GPS stations located
in Greece and 47 in surrounding countries. The studied period is 2000–2020. The average …

Περίληψη This paper documents the approach to compiling a digital database of fault
geometry and additional attributes primarily to support seismicity monitoring at the National …

Convergence in the eastern Mediterranean of oceanic Nubia with Anatolia and the Aegean
is complex and poorly understood. Large volumes of sediment obscure the shallow structure …

Featured Application Field validation of combined remote sensing and seismological data
after a large earthquake. Abstract The Arkalochori village in central Crete was hit by a large …

Assessment of liquefaction susceptibility of sediments in alluvial plains is considered one of
the first step for infrastructure planning, hazard mitigation, and land use management in …

Nowadays, there has been a growing interest in understanding earthquake forerunners, ie,
anomalous variations that are possibly associated with the complex process of earthquake …

Throw-distance (TD) and throw-depth (TZ) plots are widely used by researchers and industry
to examine the growth of normal faults. This study uses high-quality three-dimensional (3D) …