Active tectonics around Almaty and along the Zailisky Alatau rangefront by Grutzner, C, Walker, R, Abdrakhmatov, K, Mukambaev, A, Elliott, AJ, Elliott, JR

Variability in surface rupture between successive earthquakes on the Suusamyr Fault, Kyrgyz Tien Shan: implications for palaeoseismology by Ainscoe, E, Abdrakhmatov, K, Baikulov, S, Carr, A, Elliott, A, Grützner, C, Walker, R

Shortening accommodated by thrust and strike-slip faults in 1 the Ili Basin, northern Tien Shan by Grutzner, C, Campbell, G, Walker, R, Jackson, J, Mackenzie, D, Abdrakhmatov, K, Mukambayev, A

Great earthquakes in low strain rate continental interiors: An example from SE Kazakhstan by Campbell, G, Walker, R, Abdrakhmatov, K, Jackson, J, Elliott, J, Mackenzie, D, Middleton, T, Schwenninger, J

A creeping intracontinental thrust fault: Past and present slip-rates on the northern edge of the Tien Shan, Kazakhstan by Mackenzie, D, Walker, R, Abdrakhmatov, K, Campbell, G, Carr, A, Gruetzner, C, Mukambayev, A, Rizza, M

Assessing the activity of faults in continental interiors: palaeoseismic insights from SE Kazakhstan by Grutzner, C, Carson, E, Walker, R, Rhodes, E, Mukambayev, A, Mackenzie, D, Elliott, J, Campbell, G, Abdrakhmatov, K

Urgent need for greater earthquake resilience in continental Asia by Abdrakhmatov, K, Arrowsmith, R, Elliott, J, Grutzner, C, Mukambayev, A, Rizza, M, Shnizai, Z, Walker, R, Weldon, R, Wilkinson, R

Probing the upper end of intra-continental earthquake magnitude: a prehistoric example from the dzhungarian and lepsy faults of Kazakhstan by Tsai, C-H, Abdrakhmatov, K, Mukambayev, A, Elliott, A, Elliott, J, Grutzner, C, Rhodes, E, Ivester, A, Walker, R, Wilkinson, R

Rate of slip from multiple Quaternary dating methods and paleoseismic investigations along the Talas‐Fergana Fault: tectonic implications for the Tien Shan Range by Rizza, M, Abdrakhmatov, K, Walker, R, Braucher, R, Guillou, V, Carr, A, Campbell, G, Mackenzie, D, Jackson, J, Aumaître, G, Bourlès, D, Keddadouche, K

Multi-segment rupture in the July 11th 1889 Chilik earthquake (Mw 8.0-8.3), Kazakh Tien Shan, interpreted from remote-sensing, field survey, and palaeoseismic trenching by Abdrakhmatov, K, Walker, R, Campbell, G, Carr, A, Elliott, A, Hillemann, C, Hollingsworth, J, Landgraf, A, Mackenzie, D, Mukambayev, A, Rizza, M, Sloan, R