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What is the relationship between past and future earthquakes in the same place?

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What is the relationship between past and future earthquakes in the same place?

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In the past scientists believed that a similar-sized earthquake happens on the same fault at regular intervals. However, earthquakes are not that simple. They do not occur like clockwork in the same place. There is a margin of uncertainty in recurrence intervals between ruptures on an active fault. For example, intervals between ruptures on the South Island s Alpine Fault range from 270 years to 500 years.

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