Assessment of Regional Earthquake Hazards and Risk along the Wasatch Front, Utah

摘要

Contents: Paleoseismology of the Wasatch Fault Zone: A Summary of RecentInvestigations, Interpretations, and Conclusions; Persistent and Nonpersistent Segmentation of the Wasatch Fault Zone, Utah: Statistical Analysis for Evaluation of Seismic Hazard; Subsurface Geology Along the Wasatch Front; Observational Seismology and the Evaluation of Earthquake Hazards and Risk in the Wasatch Front Area, Utah; Superimposed Late Cenozoic, Mesozoic, and Possible Proterozoic Deformation Along the Wasatch Fault Zone in Central Utah; Neotectonic Framework of the Central Sevier Valley Area, Utah, and Its Relationship to Seismicity; Neotectonics of the Hansel Valley-Pocatello Valley Corridor, Northern Utah and Southern Idaho; Structure of the Salt Lake Segment, Wasatch Normal Fault Zone: Implications for Rupture Propagation During Normal Faulting; Late Quaternary Displacement on the Morgan Fault, a Back Valley Fault in the Wasatch Range of Northeastern Utah; Late Quaternary History of the James Peak Fault, Southermost Cache Valley, North-Central Utah.