%0 Report %1 desert:2009 %A DESERT Group, %A Weber, M. %A Abu-Ayyash, K. %A Abueladas, A. %A Agnon, A. %A Alasonati-Tasárová, Z. %A Al-Zubi, H. %A Babeyko, A. %A Bartov, Y. %A Bauer, K. %A Becken, M. %A Bedrosian, P. %A Ben-Avraham, Z. %A Bock, G. %A Bohnhoff, M. %A Bribach, J. %A Dulski, P. %A Ebbing, J. %A El-Kelani, R. %A Förster, A. %A Förster, H. J. %A Frieslander, U. %A Garfunkel, Z. %A Götze, H. J. %A Haak, V. %A Haberland, C. %A Hassouneh, M. %A Helwig, S. %A Hofstetter, A. %A Hoffmann-Rothe, A. %A Jäckel, K. H. %A Janssen, C. %A Jaser, D. %A Kesten, D. %A Khatib, M. %A Kind, R. %A Koch, O. %A Koulakov, I. %A Laske, G. %A Maercklin, N. %A Masarweh, R. %A Masri, A. %A Matar, A. %A Mechie, J. %A Meqbel, N. %A Plessen, B. %A Möller, P. %A Mohsen, A. %A Oberhänsli, R. %A Oreshin, S. %A Petrunin, A. %A Qabbani, I. %A Rabba, I. %A Ritter, O. %A Romer, R. L. %A Rümpker, G. %A Rybakov, M. %A Ryberg, T. %A Saul, J. %A Scherbaum, F. %A Schmidt, S. %A Schulze, A. %A Sobolev, S. %A Stiller, M. %A Stromeyer, D. %A Tarawneh, K. %A Trela, C. %A Weckmann, U. %A Wetzel, U. %A Wylegalla, K. %B Scientific technical report %C Potsdam, Germany %D 2009 %I GFZ, Helmholtz-Zentrum %K geophysics myown seismics seismology %N STR 09/08 %R 10.2312/GFZ.b103-09084 %T DESERT Dead Sea Rift Transect: An interdisciplinary research project to study the Dead Sea Transform %U http://dx.doi.org/10.2312/GFZ.b103-09084 %X Since the advent of plate-tectonics the Dead Sea Transform (DST) has been considered a prime site to examine geodynamic processes. It has accommodated a total of 105 km of left-lateral transform motion between the African and Arabian plates since early Miocene (\~20 My). Large historical earthquakes on the DST with magnitudes up to 7 and the 1995 Nueiba M7.2 event, as well as ongoing micro-seismic activity show that the DST is a seismically active plate boundary. The DST therefore poses a considerable seismic hazard to Palestine, Israel, and Jordan. The DST segment between the Dead Sea and the Red Sea, called Arava/Araba Fault (AF), is studied in DESERT in detail, using a multi-disciplinary and multi-scale approach from the micrometer to the plate-tectonic scale. This volume contains the results of the DESERT project running from 2000 to 2006. It opens with a review paper (DESERT Group, 2009) followed by 33 special papers. urn:nbn:de:kobv:b103-09084

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