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From: Near-field strain observations of the October 2013 Ruisui, Taiwan, earthquake: source parameters and limits of very short-term strain detection

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Map of the major structures along the Longitudinal Valley. LVF east-dipping Longitudinal Valley fault, CRF west-dipping Central Range fault. The red and white triangles denote the three-component (SES-3) and the dilatometer (SES-1) sensors established on the central Ruisui-Chimei site, respectively. The red star denotes the epicenter location of the M w 6.2 Ruisui earthquake from Central Weather Bureau (CWB) of Taiwan and its focal mechanism. Inset shows the regional tectonics with the bold arrow indicating the plate convergence between the Eurasian plate (EU) and the Philippine Sea plate (PSP) (Yu et al. 1997)

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