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This study analyzed crustal deformation in the seismically active Patras Gulf region of Greece using GPS data. The GPS network was established in 1994 and expanded through additional campaigns in 1996, 2006, and 2011. The data show the Patras Gulf is opening up at a rate of 8-13 mm/yr with uplift of 5 mm/yr in the south. A continuous GPS station revealed southeast horizontal motion of 17.4 mm/yr and a clear signal from the 2008 Mw 6.4 Andravida earthquake. The results indicate increasing extension across the gulf and smaller extension near the Rio-Antirrio bridge area.

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NATIONAL AND KAPODISTRIAN UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS FACULTY OF GEOLOGY & GEOENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT OF GEOPHYSICS & GEOTHERMICS Laboratory of Remote Sensing CRUSTAL DEFORMATION STUDIES IN THE SEISMICALLY ACTIVE AREA OF PATRAS GULF (GREECE) Konstantina Vlachou, Vassilis Sakkas, Panagiotis Papadimitriou & Evangelos Lagios

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Geodynamic Settings Seismotectonic map of Greece

Seismic Activity 1980 - 2011 M>3.6 Mw=6.4 Mw=6.4 Mw=5.6 Mw=5.4 CTF Patras Gulf

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Strain Rate Field Blue arrows: Extension Red arrows: Compression

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Sakkas.ppt

1. NATIONAL AND KAPODISTRIAN UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS FACULTY OF GEOLOGY & GEOENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT OF GEOPHYSICS & GEOTHERMICS Laboratory of Remote Sensing CRUSTAL DEFORMATION STUDIES IN THE SEISMICALLY ACTIVE AREA OF PATRAS GULF (GREECE) Konstantina Vlachou, Vassilis Sakkas, Panagiotis Papadimitriou & Evangelos Lagios

3. Geodynamic Settings Seismotectonic map of Greece

4. Main Geological Units

5. Seismic Activity 1980 - 2011 M>3.6 Mw=6.4 Mw=6.4 Mw=5.6 Mw=5.4 CTF Patras Gulf

8. DGPS Results 1994 – 2006 (ITRF 2000) Vertical Displacement

9. DGPS Results 1994 – 2006 Reference : No 50 Vertical Displacement 50

10. Strain Rate Field Blue arrows: Extension Red arrows: Compression

11. Rio – Antirrio Bridge GPS net

12. Continuous GPS station RLSO Station Velocit y ( ETRF ) Epoch 2005.00 CGPS Station V East (m m /yr) V North (m m /yr) V Up (m m /yr) RLSO -17.4 -15.2 +6.0 UoA1 -16.2 -22.4 +1.1 VLSM -6.4 -7.9 +0.5

13. (Mw=6.4, June 8 th 2008) Andravida Earthquake

14. Mw=6.4 Time Series of RLSO station 2006 – present (ITRF 2000) Mw=6.4

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