Abstract
https://dx.doi.org/10.17014/ijog.vol3no3.20082
Kaligarang Fault which cuts across Semarang City in a north-south direction has been activated for long periods. During Tertiary time, the Kaligarang Fault experienced a dextral wrench movement, which was triggered by a tectonic activity during that time, with a maximum principal stress (σ 1) in a northeast - southwest direction. While on Quaternary time, this fault was reactivated as a sinistral wrench fault. Reactivation of this fault was caused by a principal stress (σ 2) in a north east - south last direction.
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