Project: Evidence for paleoliquefaction in moderate-low seismicity parts of New Zealand

Agreement: Lincoln University

Photo: Sand blow at the Hardwick site near Lincoln, NZ

Project: Earthquake potential of the central Virginia seismic zone (click for report) Funding: National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program managed by U.S. Geological Survey

Photo: Rivanna River, VA

Project: Paleoliquefaction study in the Marianna area southwest of the New Madrid seismic zone (click for report)

Funding: National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program managed by U.S. Geological Survey

Photo: Large sand blow, Marianna, AR

Project: Paleoliquefaction studies in moderate seismicity regions with a history of large events (click for report)

Funding: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Photo: Aerial view of large sand blows near Blytheville, AR

Project: Filling the gap in the paleoearthquake record between the New Madrid and Wabash Valley seismic zones (click for report)

Funding: National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program managed by U.S. Geological Survey

Photo: Skillet Fork, IL

Project: Paleoseismology project in the region of the Point Lepreau generating station

Funding: New Brunswick Power Nuclear Corporation, Canada

Photo: Coastal bog, Campobello, New Brunswick

Project 1: Paleotsunami record of large offshore earthquakes north of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands (click for report)

Project 2: Learning from Hurricane Irma, differentiating tsunami from hurricane deposits, and re-evaluating possible tsunami deposits on St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands (click for report)

Funding: National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program managed by U.S. Geological Survey

Photo: Coastal pond on Saba Islet, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands