Geologic considerations for redevelopment planning of Managua, Nicaragua, following the 1972 earthquake

Henry R. Schmoll; R.D. Krushensky; Ernest Dobrovolny

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Geologic considerations for redevelopment planning of Managua, Nicaragua, following the 1972 earthquake

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 01 Jan 1975Publisher:US Geological SurveyJournal:Professional Paper (issn: 2330-7102,

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Authors: Henry R. Schmoll; R.D. Krushensky; Ernest Dobrovolny;

doi: 10.3133/pp914

Geologic considerations for redevelopment planning of Managua, Nicaragua, following the 1972 earthquake

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.. Introduction .. Geologic setting . Volcanism .. Centers of volcanic eruptions .. Masaya .. Apoyeque .. Asososca, Tiscapa, and the Nejapa-Ticomo collapse pits and associated cones .. Talpetas-Miraflores . Chronologie relationship of volcanic deposits . Historical and present volcanic activity in Nicaragua . Possible future volcanic activity .. Physical characteristics of geologic materials .. Loose tephra .. Partly indurated volcanic mudflow and ash-flow deposits .... .. Hard volcanic rock .. Page

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