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    Fault tectonics and earthquake hazards in the Peninsular Ranges, southern California

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    Fault tectonics and earthquake hazards in the peninsular Ranges, Southern California

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    The author has identified the following significant results. Images of SL2 EREP Pass 2, S192 channels were generated, with six channels usable. Analysis of SL4 photographs of the Mojave Desert were continued. An overflight was made along several active faults. A number of topographic indicators of recent faulting are identifiable in Skylab photos, particularly S190B photos

    Fault tectonics and earthquake hazards in the Peninsular Ranges, southern California

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    Fault Tectonics and Earthquake Hazards in the Peninsular Range, Southern California

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    Fault Tectonics and Earthquake Hazards in the Peninsular Ranges, Southern California

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    The application of Skylab imagery to analysis of fault tectonics and earthquake hazards in the Peninsular Ranges, southern California

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    The author has identified the following significant results. Frame 114 of the Salton Sea area was studied in all bands to analyze the appearance of important faults. These faults were also studied in the field as well as from aircraft and in aerial photography. The San Andreas/Banning and the Mission Creek faults can be traced across Coachella Valley even though they are buried by alluvium. The faults form ground water barriers and the near surface ground water on the northeast sides of the faults supports patches of vegetation (mesquite and palms) in an otherwise barren desert. These oases are best seen in band 3 (color IR). Otherwise, faults are best seen in band 4 (aerial color). Of the B and W bands, 5 (red) is best for delineating faults. Bands 1 and 2 are excessively grainy and the resolution is considerably inferior to the other bands

    Fault tectonics and earthquake hazards in the Peninsular Ranges, Southern California

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    There are no author-identified significant results in this report

    Fault tectonics and earthquake hazards in the Peninsular Ranges, southern California

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    There are no author-identified significant results in this report

    Fault tectonics and earthquake hazards in the Peninsular Ranges, Southern California

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    Photo interpretation of White Sands rocket photography Report no. 2

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    Photograph interpretation of V-2, Viking, and Aerobee rocket photograph
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