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Bipartite rupture in the 2025 Dingri earthquake indicates normal conjugate faulting during orogenic collapse - Communications Earth & Environment

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By Yangmao Wen, Kefeng He
| Nature Verified
Abstract Normal faulting in the southern Tibetan rift system reflects ongoing orogenic collapse. Here we use multisensor InSAR (Lutan-1, Sentinel-1 and ALOS-2) to map deformation from the 2025 MW 7.0 Dingri earthquake and to invert fault geometry and slip for the main rupture and a geodetically inferred west-side slip episode. The mainshock exhibits bimodal slip on steeply dipping conjugate faults (dip ≥55°).
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Analysis of the Dihedral Corner Reflector’s RCS Features in Multi-Resource SAR

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By Jie Liu, Tao Li, Sijie Ma, Yangmao Wen
| MDPI
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Complex Rupture Features and Triggering during the 2022 Chishang Earthquake Sequence in Eastern Taiwan Estimated by InSAR, GPS, Strong Motion, and Teleseismic Waveform Evidence

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By Ping He, Chengli Liu, Yangmao Wen, Kaihua Ding
The most recent 2022 Chishang earthquake sequence broke a long‐time seismic quiescence on the Central Range fault (CRF), attracting lots of attention to the seismic behaviors and fault interactions of the Longitudinal Valley zone (LVZ), eastern Taiwan orogeny. However, detailed rupture features of both the foreshock and mainshock are still scarce.
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