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The Kunlun fault is one of the largest strike-slip faults in northern Tibet, China. In this paper, we focus upon the Kusai Lake–Kunlun Pass segment of the fault to understand the geomorphic development of offset streams caused by repeated large seismic events, based on tectono-geomorphic analysis of high-resolution satellite remote sensing images combined with field studies. The results indicate that...
We document both coseismic surface deformation associated with the 2001 Mw-7.8 Kunlun earthquake and cumulative geomorphic features caused by repeated large seismic events along the Kusai Lake segment of the active strike–slip Kunlun fault in northern Tibet, China. Field investigations and analyses of satellite remote sensing images indicate that coseismic surface deformational structures are mainly...
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