South Napa Earthquake Research

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Uploaded to YouTube by: KQED SCIENCE

Date submitted to Unlisted Videos:	10 October 2015
Date uploaded/published to YouTube:	18 September 2014

Tags: science, geology, research, earthquakes, KQED

Description:

A KQED Science video of USGS geologist David Schwartz explaining why a crack on Covey Court in Napa caused by the South Napa Earthquake represents lateral slip movement that echoes the fault.