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Shallow intraplate earthquakes in Western Australia observed by interferometric synthetic aperture radar

Dawson et al., 2008

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12516129616412006122
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Dawson J
Cummins P
Tregoning P
Leonard M
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth

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We investigate two intraplate earthquakes in a stable continental region of southwest Western Australia. Both small‐magnitude events occur in the top∼ 1 km of crust and their epicenters are located with an accuracy of∼ 100 m (1σ) using satellite Interferometric …
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