Lidong Bie
@lidongbie.bsky.social
Earthquakes, Active tectonics, Geohazards at the University of East Anglia
The descending interferogram from Sentinel-1 (20250319-20250331) suggests that the earthquake rupture extends to 18.7 degrees and may have reached further south. More data in the next few days will reveal the full length of the rupture from this devastating earthquake.
April 1, 2025 at 11:05 AM
The descending interferogram from Sentinel-1 (20250319-20250331) suggests that the earthquake rupture extends to 18.7 degrees and may have reached further south. More data in the next few days will reveal the full length of the rupture from this devastating earthquake.
Looking at the historical earthquake map and the preliminary USGS slip model below, it seems today's large earthquake filled partly the gap between 20 and 22 degrees North latitude.
March 28, 2025 at 10:42 AM
Looking at the historical earthquake map and the preliminary USGS slip model below, it seems today's large earthquake filled partly the gap between 20 and 22 degrees North latitude.
Lovely day going out near the coast to do some geophysical fieldwork.
November 3, 2023 at 6:31 PM
Lovely day going out near the coast to do some geophysical fieldwork.