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Can crust deformation / seismic activity be detected?
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<blockquote data-quote="Mungoman" data-source="post: 237331" data-attributes="member: 2730"><p>G'day Atomrat, I 've been thinking about your original question which was detection of fault movement, and the one thing that does come to mind is that there can be agreement on the fact that generally quartz can be associated with some fault lines. Okay. My suggestion is consider piezoelectronics - i.e. - fault lines are where one part of the country wants to go one way, and it's other half wants to go the other way.</p><p></p><p>With all that torsion and flex going on why not consider something like an electrometer to measure the discharge from quartz? Possibly the more intense movement along the fault, the the higher the reading.</p><p></p><p>Whadaya reckon?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mungoman, post: 237331, member: 2730"] G'day Atomrat, I 've been thinking about your original question which was detection of fault movement, and the one thing that does come to mind is that there can be agreement on the fact that generally quartz can be associated with some fault lines. Okay. My suggestion is consider piezoelectronics - i.e. - fault lines are where one part of the country wants to go one way, and it's other half wants to go the other way. With all that torsion and flex going on why not consider something like an electrometer to measure the discharge from quartz? Possibly the more intense movement along the fault, the the higher the reading. Whadaya reckon? [/QUOTE]
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