… deformation across the central Shillong Plateau and the age of the Shillong Group, we … ) from the same undeformed plutonic complex that intrudes the Shillong Group strata (unit gr-2d in …
… Our results indicate that the Shillong Plateau is not an ongoing … large magnitude of the M W 8+ Shillong Earthquake of 1897; (2) … We propose that the Shillong Plateau is the only modern …
… of flexural loading by the Shillong Plateau. We conclude that … topographic growth of the Shillong Plateau. Our isochore maps … The combined effect of the uplift of the Shillong Plateau and …
… Shillong plateau was uplifted, and (2) the partitioning of the India-Asia convergence into the Shillong … along a NS trending transect across the Shillong plateau and collected at the top of …
… gneissic complex west of the Proterozoic intracratonic Shillong Basin. The epicentral plot for … the Shillong Plateau aligning along this trend. The active geodynamics of Shillong Plateau …
… Shillong Plateau. The GPS velocity vectors define two distinct blocks separated by the Kopili fault upon which 2–3 mm/yr of dextral slip is observed: the Shillong … the Shillong block and …
The Shillong Plateau is an earthquake-prone region in the northeastern India. Based on regional seismotectonic studies, we present here a deterministic seismic hazard assessment (…
… of Shillong and visited several times in the 1920s. Many of his well-known stories and poems were written in Shillong … The Assam-style bungalows that many associate with Shillong are …
… Shillong and Tura areas. On the other hand, an aseismic zone is delineated to the east of Shillong… On the contrary, the areas to the south of Tura and east of Shillong show almost no …
The 1897 Shillong (Assam), northeast India, earthquake is considered to be one of the largest in the modern history. Although Oldham's [1899] classic memoir on this event opened new …