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Slip rate and mode of the Feldbiss normal fault (Roer Valley Graben) after removal of groundwater effects

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Fig. 1. Sketch map of the Roer Valley Graben showing the location of the surveyed line across the Sittard segment of the Feldbiss fault
Fig. 2. Close-up of the study area. The levelled line is in bold, with the benchmark numbers of the Dutch network
Fig. 3. Time series of the raw relative vertical displacement of the hangingwall with respect to the footwall of the Feldbiss fault
Fig. 4. Height change variation profile along the whole levelling line displaying the resultant motion of the individual benchmarks after 3.67 yrs monitoring (April 2001 – December 2004)
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