USGS PCMSC

Geotechnical and Surface Wave Investigation of the Great M 7.9
Denali Fault Earthquake of 3 November 2002

Index Back to Home PageAbout these Web PagesGeneral ObservationsAcknowledgmentsSASW-Site Characterization of Pump Stations 9, 10, and 11Earthquake Effects on the Trans-Alaska PipelineLiquefaction Damage at Northway AirportIndex Map 2Surface Wave TestingSpacial CharacterLiquefaction and Ground DisplacementIndex Map 1Abstract

Surface Wave Testing for Post-Earthquake Geotechnical Reconnaissance

Surface Wave Testing equipment.

We use continuous harmonic-wave spectral analysis of surface waves (SASW) testing to characterize the stiffness of the soil column at liquefaction evaluation sites and Alyeska Pipeline Service company facilities. A hand auger was used to sample the soil for texture.

Map of fault region.

 

 
Abstract | Index Map 1 | Liquefaction and Ground Displacement | Spacial Character | Surface Wave Testing
Index Map 2 | Liquefaction Damage at Northway Airport | Earthquake Effects on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline
SASW-Site Characterization of Pump Stations 9,10 &11 | Acknowledgments | General Observations | About These Web Pages
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