(James) Casey Moore

Earth & Planetary Sciences

University of California-Santa Cruz

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Activities (4)

Accretionary vs. erosive subduction margins part of MARGINS Data in the Classroom:Mini Lesson Collection 2014
This module examines the nature and variability of subduction margins through examination of data sets that document subduction zone inputs, deformation, and resulting morphology in different settings.

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The Plate Boundary Fault of the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake: Oceanic Provenance and Earthquake Genesis part of MARGINS Data in the Classroom:Mini Lesson Collection 2014
This is one component of the Seismogenic zone Experiment Mini Lessons This mini lesson provides an example of how stratigraphy influences tectonics, and vice versa. The magnitude 9 Tohoku earthquake slipped a ...

The spectrum of fault slip part of MARGINS Data in the Classroom:Mini Lesson Collection 2014
Introduction to the different types of slip behaviors that can occur on subduction thrust, and comparative analysis of data sets derived from earthquakes and slow slip events to learn to discriminate among events.

Overview: Seismogenic Zone Experiment Mini-Lessons part of MARGINS Data in the Classroom:Mini Lesson Collection 2014

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Workshop Participant

GeoPRISMS 2013 Workshop: Bringing NSF MARGINS Research Into the Undergraduate Curriculum
GeoPRISMS 2014 Workshop: Bringing NSF MARGINS Research Into the Undergraduate Curriculum