[CEUS-earthquake-hazards] Recent CEUS articles of interest-May 2007 Update

[Eugene S Schweig]

Hi all,

Here again is a list of recent scientific articles related to Central and 
Eastern U.S. earthquake hazards, including some that people have requested 
to be listed from earlier. Natasha McCallister (nramsey at memphis.edu) is 
compiling the articles.  If you publish something 
of interest, please send Natasha or me the reference and we will send it 
out in our next list.   Don't forget that thismailing list  is a place to 
share articles, meetings, and discussion on all central 
and eastern U.S. earthquake hazards and related issues.  Thanks!

Buddy 

Al-Shukri, H., H. H. Mahdi, and M. Tuttle, 2006, Three- Dimensional 
Imaging of Earthquake-induced Liquefaction Features with Ground 
Penetrating Radar near Marianna, Arkansas, Seismological Research Letters, 
v. 77, p. 505-513. 

Al-Shukri H. J., R. E. Lemmer, H. H. Mahdi, and J. B. Connelly, 2005, 
Spatial and Temporal Characteristics of Paleoseismic Features in the 
Southern Terminus of the New Madrid Seismic Zone in Eastern Arkansas, 
Seismological Research Letters, v. 76, p. 502-511.

Anderson, N., Ismail, A, and Hoffman, D., 2007, A Comparison of Four 
Geophysical Methods for Determining the Shear Wave Velocity of Soils: 
Environmental and Engineering Geoscience, v. 13, no. 1, pp.11-23.

Jiandang Ge, Pujol, J., Pezeshk, S., and Stovall, S, 2007, Determination 
of Shallow Shear-Wave Velocity at Mississippi Embayment Sites Using 
Vertical Seismic Profiling Data: Bulletin of the Seismological Society of 
America, v. 97: pp. 614-623.
Rittenour, T. M., Blum, M. D., Goble, R. J., 2007, Fluvial evolution of 
the lower Mississippi River valley during the last 100 k.y. glacial cycle: 
Response to glaciation and sea-level change, Geological Society of America 
Bulletin, v. 119(5), pp.586.
Tuttle, M. P., Al-Shukri, H, and Mahdi, H., 2006, Very large earthquakes 
centered southwest of the New Madrid seismic zone 5,000-7,000 years ago, 
Seismological Research Letters, v. 77, p. 664-678.
 
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Eugene Schweig
Central and Eastern U.S. Coordinator
Earthquake Hazards Program Office
U.S. Geological Survey

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