Cosmogenic 10-Be and 26-Al ages used at the

Fish Springs fault, Owens Valley, California

 

 

 

 

We analyzed 10-Be and 26-Al in quartz from 34 granitic boulders on fans at the Fish Springs fault in Owens Valley, California. These data enabled us to estimate rates of vertical displacement along the Fish Springs fault, as well as rates of soil development on the fan surfaces.


 

 General/background information

Cosmogenic ages

 Vertical displacement rates

 Rates of soil development

 Summary and Acknowledgments

 

Chief investigators:

Paul Zehfuss - Humboldt State University

Paul Bierman - University of Vermont

Alan Gillespie - University of Washington

Bud Burke - Humboldt State University

Marc Caffee - CAMS Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Contact: Zehfuss (pz2@axe.humboldt.edu) or Bierman (pbierman@zoo.uvm.edu)


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