In the wake of death and destruction left by the 2017 earthquake in Mexico City, it is natural
to ask whether the event was unexpected and anomalous. Although such an intraslab …

The present study analyzes the sequence of 4 important earthquakes occurred in Mexico
from September 2017 to February 2018, exploiting the large availability of InSAR data and …

Subduction zones, where two tectonic plates converge, are generally dominated by large
thrust earthquakes. Nonetheless, normal faulting from extensional stresses can occur as …

We present results of a slip model from joint inversion of strong motion and static Global
Positioning System data for the M w7. 1 Puebla‐Morelos earthquake. We find that the …

The Acapulco earthquake of 2021 broke a segment of the southeast Guerrero seismic gap
along the Mexican subduction thrust. The rupture initiated offshore Acapulco (16.770° N …

We present the first parametric catalog of historical earthquakes in Mexico from 1469 to
1912 composed of 323 historical earthquakes. The historical earthquakes were assigned to …

ABSTRACT A fully probabilistic seismic hazard model with a single domain and sufficiently
accurate resolution level for national analyses has been developed, for the Caribbean and …

Abstract The La Crucecita earthquake ruptured on the megathrust, generating strong
shaking and a modest but long‐lived tsunami. This is a significant earthquake that …

The largest-magnitude slow slip events (SSEs) in the world are found to invade the
seismogenic zone in the Guerrero seismic gap in Mexico. The Guerrero SSEs repeat within …