Remote Sensing Geological Studies of Active Faults in the Three-River Area of Southwest China

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Abstract

The Three-River area of southwest China is an area with the most developed active faults in China, and the remote

sensing technology has some advantages in the study of spreading, development and activity of fault structure. This paper

deals with the formation and development of active faults in the Three-River area of southwest China and studies features

of network faults and their effects on the stability of regional geological environment, with the purpose of promoting more

extensive and in-depth researches on the application of remote sensing technology to active faults.

Keywords Active fracture Remote sensing Chuanshan peninsula

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Issue Date: 13 November 2010

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FAN Min, HUANG Jie, HAN Lei, LIU Zhi. Remote Sensing Geological Studies of Active Faults in the Three-River Area of Southwest China[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES,2010, 22(s1): 194-199.

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