Discussion
Fling step in a near-fault record refers to
Answer: A
Correct answer: permanent ground displacement from the fault slip
Fling step is the static offset the ground acquires because the fault has moved: it appears in a near-fault record as a one-sided pulse in the velocity trace and a permanent step in the displacement. It is distinct from forward directivity, which is a large but transient pulse, and both are near-fault phenomena absent at distance.
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