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The southern tip of a triangular peninsula is showed with a color gradient overlay where uplift is a shade of red and subsidence is shown in blue. The southern tip is red, increasingly dark toward the south. Krasheninnikova is labeled in the northern part of the image with slight uplift in a region of neutral to subsiding elevation. The Earthquake epicenter of July 29 is labeled off the coastline on the Okhotsk plate just left of the Kuril Kamchatka Trench that denotes the border from that plate to the Pacific plate.

Mapping Kamchatka Earthquake Displacement

A group of satellites with interferometric synthetic aperture radar makes it possible for geologists to detect how much and where land surfaces shift due to earthquakes.

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