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Research
activities supported by the USGS Earthquake Hazards Program
are coordinated through twenty-four different research
projects. These projects are either regionally or topically
based and include a suite of scientific activities across an
array of different earth science disciplines. A brief
summary of each project is provided. Each synopsis is
reflective of activities on-going in the 2002 fiscal year.
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Earthquake
Information
Seismograph
Networks
Pacific
Northwest Earthquake Hazard Studies
Pacific
Northwest Urban Corridor Geologic Mapping
Earthquake
Loss Reduction Products, Cascadia
Northern
California Seismic Network
San
Francisco Bay Area Earthquake Hazards Project
Southern
California Earthquake Project
FOCUS
on Quaternary Stratigraphy in the Los Angeles Region
Earthquake
Loss Reduction in the Central and Eastern U.S.
U.S.
National Strong Motion Program
National
Seismic Hazard Maps
Earthquake
Probabilities And Occurrence
The
Physics of Earthquakes
Research
on Earthquake Effects
Earthquake
Effects
Deformation
Anchorage
Urban Region Aeromagnetics
Core
Operations
Cosmogenic
and Isotopic Dating
Heat
Flow Facility Support
Scientific
Instrumentation for Digital Field Data Acquisition
Earthquake
Hazards Coordination and Technical Support
Central
Region Geologic Hazards Team Information Technology
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