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Tectonic map of India showing location of GPS stations (blue star) and major faults and lineaments in and around Indian plate (Dasgupta et al. 2000). RLL Rajkot Lathi Lineament, LSL Luni-Sukri Lineament, ABF Allah Bund Fault, KMF Kutch Mainland Fault, MF Marginal Fault, CJL Chambal Jamnagar Lineament, WCL West Coast Lineament, WCF West Coast Fault, MDF Mahendragarh–Dehradun Fault, DHR Delhi–Hardwar Ridge, GBF Great Boundary Fault, FR Faizabad Ridge, WPF West Patna Fault, EPF East Patna Fault, MSR Munger Saharsa Ridge, EHZ Eocene Hinge Zone, DF Dhauki Fault, NNF Narmada North Fault, NSF Narmada South Fault, TF Tapti Fault, GF Gavilgarh Fault, CISZ Central Indian Shear Zone, GVF Godavari Valley Fault, KF Kaddam Fault, KGF Kinnerasani Godavari Fault, KLF Kolleru Lake Fault, LF Latur Fault, UGF Upper Godavari Fault, CKL Chandragutti Kurnool Lineament, VL Vedavati Lineament, CF Chiplun Fault

Tectonic map of India showing location of GPS stations (blue star) and major faults and lineaments in and around Indian plate (Dasgupta et al. 2000). RLL Rajkot Lathi Lineament, LSL Luni-Sukri Lineament, ABF Allah Bund Fault, KMF Kutch Mainland Fault, MF Marginal Fault, CJL Chambal Jamnagar Lineament, WCL West Coast Lineament, WCF West Coast Fault, MDF Mahendragarh–Dehradun Fault, DHR Delhi–Hardwar Ridge, GBF Great Boundary Fault, FR Faizabad Ridge, WPF West Patna Fault, EPF East Patna Fault, MSR Munger Saharsa Ridge, EHZ Eocene Hinge Zone, DF Dhauki Fault, NNF Narmada North Fault, NSF Narmada South Fault, TF Tapti Fault, GF Gavilgarh Fault, CISZ Central Indian Shear Zone, GVF Godavari Valley Fault, KF Kaddam Fault, KGF Kinnerasani Godavari Fault, KLF Kolleru Lake Fault, LF Latur Fault, UGF Upper Godavari Fault, CKL Chandragutti Kurnool Lineament, VL Vedavati Lineament, CF Chiplun Fault

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We have analyzed 18 permanent GPS stations in and around the Indian plate to understand inter- and intraplate deformation patterns of infinitesimal strain variations. Differential deformation pattern along and across strike of the Himalaya shows westward decrease in crustal shortening with strong influence of the local geology. Subduction rate towa...

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... The GPS velocities in the study area were collected from 13 published papers during a literature review (Ader et al., 2012;Banerjee et al., 2008;Bettinelli et al., 2006;Chen et al., 2004aChen et al., , 2004bFeldl and Bilham, 2006;Gahalaut et al., 2013;Gan et al., 2007;Jade et al., 2004;Liang et al., 2013;Ponraj et al., 2011;Som and Singh, 2016;Zhang et al., 2004). Velocities with uncertainties of greater than 3 mm yr −1 were eliminated to weaken the influence of observational noise on the simulation results (McCaffrey et al., 2007). ...
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