InSAR velocity field across the north anatolian fault (eastern Turkey): Implications for the loading and release of interseismic strain accumulation

Keyphrases

• Co-seismic Surface Rupture 33%
• Continental Deformation 33%
• Continental Strike-slip Faults 66%
• Coseismic 33%
• Coseismic Ruptures 33%
• Dynamic Rupture Propagation 33%
• Earthquake 33%
• Earthquake Cycle 33%
• Earthquake Surface Rupture 33%
• Eastern Turkey 100%
• Envisat 33%
• European Space Agency 33%
• Event Modeling 33%
• Fault Segmentation 33%
• Geometric Complexity 66%
• Ground Surface 33%
• High Spatial Resolution 33%
• High-resolution 33%
• Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) 100%
• Interseismic Strain Accumulation 100%
• Line-of-sight Velocity 33%
• Locking Depth 66%
• North Anatolian Fault 100%
• Persistent Scatterers 66%
• Post-seismic 33%
• Recent Earthquakes 33%
• Rupture Propagation 66%
• SAR Data 33%
• Shear Zone 66%
• Simplified Model 33%
• Slip Rate 33%
• Spatial Accuracy 33%
• Upper Crust 33%
• Velocity Field 100%
• Velocity Map 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Envisat 33%
• European Space Agency 33%
• High Spatial Resolution 33%
• Line of Sight 33%
• North Anatolian Fault 100%
• Scattering 66%
• Shear Zone 66%
• Slip Rate 33%
• Strike-Slip Fault 66%
• Synthetic Aperture Radar 100%
• Upper Crust 33%
• Velocity Distribution 100%