
Cascadia Subduction Fluids
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Special Interest Group
Cascadia Subduction Fluids

Fluids are ubiquitous in the Earth’s crust and play a fundamental role in subduction zone processes. These fluids affect near-surface landslide behavior and liquefaction hazards and can trigger earthquakes deep inside the Earth. They also facilitate the melting of rock that feeds our active volcanoes. The Cascadia Subduction Fluids SIG will work towards constructing a community model that maps the presence of fluids using different types of geophysical data. This SIG will coordinate closely with other model building efforts such as CVM, CFM and CSSS as well as with SIG3.

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Cailey Condit
Cascadia Subduction Fluids SIG Lead
University of Washington
ccondit@uw.edu

Pieter-Ewald Share
Oregon State University
pieter.share@oreognstate.edu

Amanda Thomas
University of Oregon
amthomas@uoregon.edu