Subsurface map and seismic risk analysis of the Salt Lake Valley (OFR-152) Raven Style USGS topographic maps typically show

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Subsurface map and seismic risk analysis of the Salt Lake Valley (OFR-152) Raven Style USGS topographic maps typically showBy: H. Radkins, M. Murphy, and G. T. Schuster This report is divided into two sections: 1) a compilation and integration of existing geophysical data pertaining to the sub surface structure of Salt Lake Basin, and 2) a suite of synthetic seismograms which attempt to simulate the site amplification in Salt Lake Valley due to low frequency incident P SV waves. The central portion of the valley is found to be less well determined than the northern and