Introduction: Seismogenic and Tsunamigenic Processes in Shallow Subduction Zones J. SauberR. Dmowska Pages: 405 - 407
Dynamic Stress Drop of Recent Earthquakes: Variations within Subduction Zones L. J. Ruff Pages: 409 - 431
Comparison of Depth Dependent Fault Zone Properties in the Japan Trench and Middle America Trench S. L. BilekT. Lay Pages: 433 - 456
Changes in Earthquake Source Properties across a Shallow Subduction Zone: Kamchatka Peninsula V. M. Zobin Pages: 457 - 466
Sources of Tsunami and Tsunamigenic Earthquakes in Subduction Zones K. SatakeY. Tanioka Pages: 467 - 483
Geologic Setting, Field Survey and Modeling of the Chimbote, Northern Peru, Tsunami of 21 February 1996 J. BourgeoisC. PetroffE. Norabuena Pages: 513 - 540
Asperity Distribution of the 1952 Great Kamchatka Earthquake and its Relation to Future Earthquake Potential in Kamchatka J. M. JohnsonK. Satake Pages: 541 - 553
The October 4, 1994 Shikotan (Kurile Islands) Tsunamigenic Earthquake: An Open Problem on the Source Mechanism A. PiatanesiP. HeinrichS. Tinti Pages: 555 - 574
Relation between the Subducting Plate and Seismicity Associated with the Great 1964 Alaska Earthquake R. von HueneD. KlaeschenJ. Fruehn Pages: 575 - 591
Seismicity of the Prince William Sound Region for over Thirty Years Following the 1964 Great Alaskan Earthquake D. I. DoserA. M. VeilleuxM. Velasquez Pages: 593 - 632
Historical Seismicity and Seismotectonic Context of the Great 1979 Yapen and 1996 Biak, Irian Jaya Earthquakes E. A. Okal Pages: 633 - 675
Rupture Process of the 1995 Antofagasta Subduction Earthquake (Mw = 8.1) D. L. CarloT. LayJ. Zhang Pages: 677 - 708
GPS-derived Deformation of the Central Andes Including the 1995 Antofagasta Mw = 8.0 Earthquake J. KlotzD. AngermannO. Cifuentes Pages: 709 - 730
Source Characteristics of the 12 November 1996 Mw 7.7 Peru Subduction Zone Earthquake J. L. SwensonS. L. Beck Pages: 731 - 751
Seismic Subduction of the Nazca Ridge as Shown by the 1996–97 Peru Earthquakes W. SpenceC. MendozaE. Norabuena Pages: 753 - 776
