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Lecture 66 : Field Investigations of Past Earthquakes in the Frontal Kumaun Himalaya
Prof. Javed N Malik · IIT Kanpur
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All the lectures
- Lecture 1 : Introduction to Active Tectonics and Paleoseismology (Part 1)
- Lecture 2 : Introduction to Active Tectonics and Paleoseismology (Part 2)
- Lecture 3 : Introduction to Active Tectonics and Paleoseismology (Part 2)
- Lecture 4 : Introduction to Active Tectonics and Paleoseismology (Part 4)
- Lecture 5 : Introduction to Active Tectonics and Paleoseismology (Part 5)
- Lecture 6: Significance and Scope of Paleoseismology (Part 1)
- Lecture 7 : Significance and Scope of Paleoseismology (Part 2)
- Lecture 8 : Plates Tectonics and Crustal Deformation
- Lecture 9 : Continental Drift and Plate Tectonics
- Lecture 10 : Volcanoes, Earthquakes and Plate Boundaries
- Lecture 11: Subduction Zones, Fault Systems, and Volcanic Activit
- Lecture 12: Oceanic Hotspots, Subduction, and Himalayan Collision
- Lecture 13: Plate Boundaries and the Himalayan Orogeny
- Lecture 14: Subduction Mechanisms and Earth's Magnetic Field
- Lecture 15: Crustal Deformation and Seismic Hazard in the Himalaya
- Lecture 16: Himalayan Earthquakes and Seismic Potential
- Lecture 17:Archaeoseismology and Ancient Earthquake Evidence
- Lecture 18: Archaeoseismological Classification and Structural Damage Patterns (Part 1)
- Lecture 19: Archaeoseismological Classification and Structural Damage Patterns (Part 2)
- Lecture 20: The 2001 Bhuj Earthquake and Archaeoseismic Evidence
- Lecture 21 :Interior of the Earth and Seismic Waves
- Lecture 22 : Seismic Waves and Rock Deformation
- Lecture 23 : Earthquake Forecasting and Elastic Rebound Theory
- Lecture 24 : Major Earthquakes in India and Earthquake Recurrence
- Lecture 25 :Earthquake Classification, Seismic Shaking, and Structural Safety
- Lecture 26 : Intraplate Earthquakes and Stable Continental Regions
- Lecture 27 : Earthquake Hazards, Intensity, and Magnitude Scales
- Lecture 28 : Seismic Energy, Ground Acceleration, and Shaking
- Lecture 29 : Paleoseismic Deformation and Structural Features
- Lecture 30 : Field Techniques in Active Fault Mapping and Paleoseismology
- Lecture 31: Paleoseismic Field Evidence in the Himalaya
- Lecture 32: Active Fault Signatures in the Himalayan Foreland
- Lecture 33: Aerial Imaging and Active Fault Features
- Lecture 34: Mapping and Digitization of Active Fault Signatures (Part-1)
- Lecture 35: Mapping and Digitization of Active Fault Signatures (Part-2)
- Lecture 36: Geophysical Methods and Paleoseismic Investigations (Part 1)
- Lecture 37: Geophysical Methods and Paleoseismic Investigations (Part 2)
- Lecture 38: Identification of Paleoevents in Trenches
- Lecture 39: Geomorphic Markers of Active Faults in Fluvial Systems
- Lecture 40: River Systems as Geosystems and Delta Formation
- Lecture 41 : Fluvial Landforms and their significance
- Lecture 42 : River Terraces: Types and their Formation
- Lecture 43 : Drainage Basins and Stream Patterns (Part 1)
- Lecture 44 : Drainage Basins and Stream Patterns (Part 2)
- Lecture 45 : Tsunami Waves and Coastal Landforms
- Lecture 46:Tectonic Landform Changes from the 2004 Sumatra Earthquake
- Lecture 47: Depositional Coastal Landforms and Coral Reefs
- Lecture 48: Extensional Environment and associated landforms
- Lecture 49: Extensional Environments and Associated Landforms (Part 2)
- Lecture 50: Extensional Environments and Associated Landforms (Part 3)
- Lecture 51: Extensional Environments and Associated Landforms (Part 4)
- Lecture 52 : Stress Conditions in Compressional, Extensional, and Transverse Faults
- Lecture 53: Active, Capable, and Potentially Active Faults
- Lecture 54: Active Fault Topography in Compressional Environments
- Lecture 55: Himalayan Tectonic Framework and Mountain Building Processes
- Lecture 56: Fault Scarp Characteristics in Compressional Environments (Part 1)
- Lecture 57: Fault Scarp Characteristics in Compressional Environments (Part 2)
- Lecture 58: Colluvial Wedges and Their Characteristics
- Lecture 59: Fault Reactivation and Anticline Growth in the Himalaya
- Lecture 60: Strike-Slip Faults and Associated Landforms
- Lecture 61: Strike-Slip Faulting and Step-Overs
- Lecture 62: Strike-Slip Faulting and Associated Landforms in the Himalaya
- Lecture 63: The Kangra Valley Fault of the Himalaya and the Median Tectonic Line of Japan
- Lecture 64: Paleotsunamis and Landform Changes Associated with Tsunami Events (Part 1)
- Lecture 65 : Paleotsunamis and Landform Changes Associated with Tsunami Events (Part 2)
- Lecture 66 : Field Investigations of Past Earthquakes in the Frontal Kumaun Himalaya