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September 10, 2025Iraqi Geological JournalOpen Access

Detecting Active Fault with the Topographic Gravity Model: A Case Study from Turen, Indonesia

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IIlhamASAdi SusiloISI Nyoman Sukanta

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Overview

This analysis utilizes geophysical methods to evaluate fault presence in Turen, indicating risk of earthquakes.

Key Points

  • Initial findings show no detection of an active fault in Turen District, indicating no immediate earthquake risk.
  • Geophysical methods including the topographic gravity model were used to analyze gravity data from multiple sources.
  • Further investigations with direct gravity measurements or alternative techniques are needed to confirm fault presence.
  • Presence of topographic patterns and river flow align with the conclusion of no existing fault in the study area.

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Ilham et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1a5f254b1d3bfb60df7fchttps://doi.org/10.46717/igj.2025.58.2a.13
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