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GEM provided a peer review of the highrise guidelines. This document presents the author replies and presents the changes.
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This post complements the earlier post of the Report "The Himalayan Frontal Thrust: Attributes for seismic hazard" and includes the GIS files for download.
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In this project we have used remote sensing data, calibrated where possible with detailed published studies, to create a GIS shapefile of the fault traces at a scale of 1:200,000, and have attributed traces or fault segments from the published data.
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A long time coming, the up-date of the report characterising the global subduction zone interfaces
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The full set of GED4GEM deliverables are available from the zip file attached below.
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