Abstract The 300-km-long north-central segment of the Lesser Antilles subduction zone,
including Martinique and Guadeloupe islands has been the target of a specific approach to …

The oblique convergence between North American and Caribbean plates is accommodated
in a bookshelf faulting manner by active, oblique‐normal faults in the northern part of the …

The present study documents a high tsunami hazard in the Caribbean region, with several
thousands of lives lost in tsunamis and associated earthquakes since the XIXth century …

We propose a multiscale method to map the spatial variations of the completeness
magnitude M c of earthquake catalogs. The Gutenberg–Richter law describing the …

The seismic hazard posed by submarine faults and the capacity of submarine earthquakes
to trigger mass wasting are poorly understood because we lack detailed characterizations of …

We investigate the relationship between subduction processes and related seismicity for the
Lesser Antilles Arc using the Gutenberg–Richter law. This power law describes the …

On November 21, 2004, a magnitude 6.3 earthquake occurred offshore, 10 km south of Les
Saintes archipelago in Guadeloupe (French West Indies). There were more than 30000 …

A probabilistic seismic hazard analysis has been performed to compute probabilistic seismic
hazard maps for the eastern Caribbean region (10 N–19 N, 59 W–64 W), which includes in …

In this study we analyse records from the 'Les Saintes' seismic sequence following the M w=
6.3 earthquake of 2004 November 11, which occurred close to Guadeloupe (French West …

On November 21, 2004 an Mw6. 3 intraplate earthquake occurred at sea in the French
Caribbean. The aftershock sequence continues to this day and is the most extensive …