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Illuminating seismic and aseismic fault slip from satellite geodesy: focus on continental creeping faults
Earthquakes on major continental faults and subduction zones can be catastrophic, leading to severe damage, injuries, and casualties. Seismic and geodetic evidence shows that faults have heterogeneous degrees of locking, where earthquakes tend to occur on locked asperities and creeping patches do no
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