Citation:

PANGAEA.915079

Name: Rate- and state-dependent friction parameters from velocity-cycling tests where Vo and V attained steady state, Aging law
Creator: Matt J Ikari
Published: 2020-04-22
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Keywords: Alpine Fault; fault; friction; healing; recurrence time; Waikukupa

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Keyword(s):

Alpine Fault; fault; friction; healing; recurrence time; Waikukupa

Related to:

Ikari, Matt J; Carpenter, Brett M; Scuderi, Marco M; Collettini, Cristiano; Kopf, Achim J (2020): Frictional strengthening explored during non-steady state shearing: Implicationsfor fault stability and slip eventrecurrence time. Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 125(10), e2020JB020015, https://doi.org/10.1029/2020JB020015

Coverage:

Latitude: -43.514247 * Longitude: 169.943292

Event(s):

TS14_WT4 * Latitude: -43.514247 * Longitude: 169.943292 * Location: Waikukupa Thrust, New Zealand

TS26_WT4 * Latitude: -43.514247 * Longitude: 169.943292 * Location: Waikukupa Thrust, New Zealand

Parameter(s):

#	Name	Short Name	Unit	Principal Investigator	Comment
1	Event label	Event		Ikari, Matt J
2	Sliding velocity	V	µm/s	Ikari, Matt J	Vo
3	Sliding velocity	V	µm/s	Ikari, Matt J	V
4	Duration	Duration	s	Ikari, Matt J	Inter-Cycle Duration
5	Constant	Const		Ikari, Matt J	a
6	Constant	Const		Ikari, Matt J	b1
7	Critical slip distance	Dc	µm	Ikari, Matt J	Dc1 (µm)
8	Constant	Const		Ikari, Matt J	b2
9	Critical slip distance	Dc	µm	Ikari, Matt J	Dc2 (µm)
10	Parameter	Parameter	arbitrary units	Ikari, Matt J	a-b
11	Standard deviation	Std dev	±	Ikari, Matt J	a
12	Standard deviation	Std dev	±	Ikari, Matt J	b1
13	Standard deviation	Std dev	±	Ikari, Matt J	Dc1 (µm)
14	Standard deviation	Std dev	±	Ikari, Matt J	b2
15	Standard deviation	Std dev	±	Ikari, Matt J	Dc2 (µm)
16	Weighting factor	WF		Ikari, Matt J

License:

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC-BY-4.0)

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