Charles DeMets

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University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Charles DeMets is a Professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the United States. His research focuses on neotectonic strain localization, co-seismic and post-seismic deformation, and plate motion reconstructions. Recent articles include studies on deformation in Western Guatemala, GPS-derived fault locking in the Mexico subduction zone, and high-resolution reconstructions of plate motions involving India, Somalia, and the Southwest Indian Ridge.

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Hilary R. Martens

University of Montana Missoula

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Adrian Borsa

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University of California, San Diego

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Deformation in Western Guatemala Associated With the NAFCA (North America‐Central American Forearc‐Caribbean) Triple Junction: Neotectonic Strain Localization Into the Guatemala City Graben

Co-seismic and post-seismic deformation for the 1995 Colima–Jalisco and 2003 Tecomán thrust earthquakes, Mexico subduction zone, from modelling of GPS data

GPS-derived interseismic fault locking along the Jalisco–Colima segment of the Mexico subduction zone

Detailed reconstructions of India-Somalia plate motion, 60 Ma to present: Implications for Somalia plate absolute motion and India-Eurasia plate motion

High resolution reconstructions of the Southwest Indian Ridge, 52 Ma to present: implications for the breakup and absolute motion of the Africa plate

Erratum: High-resolution reconstructions of South America Plate motion relative to Africa, Antarctica and North America: 34 Ma to present

Rise of Great Lakes Surface Water, Sinking of the Upper Midwest of the United States, and Viscous Collapse of the Forebulge of the Former Laurentide Ice Sheet

High-resolution reconstructions and GPS estimates of India–Eurasia and India–Somalia plate motions: 20 Ma to the present

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Hilary R. Martens

Adrian Borsa

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