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Tectonics of the eastern Asia and the western Pacific as seen by GPS observations

https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02910259
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Present‐day kinematics of Asia derived from geologic fault rates
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Initial results from WING, the continuous GPS network in the western Pacific area
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Crustal strains in the Japanese Islands as deduced from dense GPS array
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Present‐day plate motions
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