Fault Surface Roughness is a morphological attribute of a fault zone that quantifies the deviations in elevation and irregularity of the fault interface at various spatial scales, distinguishing it from other structural characteristics by specifically characterizing the geometric heterogeneity of the slip surface.
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Evolution of fault-surface roughness with slip
Amir Sagy, E. E. Brodsky, Gary J. Axen · Geology · 2007 · 405 citations
Roughness of natural fault surfaces
William L. Power, T. E. Tullis, Stephen R. Brown et al. · Geophysical Research Letters · 1987 · 399 citations
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