Finding faults in California
Been surfing around the web building a bookmark list of GIS data sources. Came across a nice source of maps and GIS data for seismic areas in California. If you live there, and I know some of our regulars do, visit The California Geological Societies Fault Zone Maps. Find your location on the easy to use map, click on your quadrangle (if there is one) and download the pdf file showing faults on a tpo map. You can also download shape files for your AutoCad or ArcInfo GIS software. Do it before their budget is cut.