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Other Available Publications Gladwin M. Stacey, F.D., Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity as a Rock Stress Sensor Tectonophysics, 21, 39_45, 1973 Gladwin,M.T., Precise in situ Measurements of Acoustic Velocity in Rock.Rivista Italiana di Geofisica, 22, N.5/6, 283-286, 1973 Gladwin M.T., Stacey,F.D., Anelsatic Degradation of Acoustic Pulses in Rock. Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors, 8, 332-336, 1974 Metchnik,V.I., Gladwin,M.T., Stacey,F.D., Core Convection as a Power Source for the Geomagnetic Dynamo-A Thermodynamic Argument J.Geomag.Geoelect., 26, 405-415 1974 Gladwin, M. T. and Wolfe, J. Linearity of Capacitance Displacement Transducers. J.Sc.Instr. 46, 1099-1100, 1975.. Gladwin M.T. Simultaneous Monitoring of Stress and Strain in Massive Rock. Pageoph, V115, 267-274, 1977. Stacey,G.P., Gladwin,M.T., Rock Characterisation by Velocity and Q Measurement with Ultrasonics Anelasticity in the Earth, Geodynamics Series, 4, 1981 Gladwin M.T. Ultrasonic Stress Monitoring in Underground Mining. Int.J. Rock.Mech. Min. Sci.& Geomech.Abstr. 19, 231-228, 1982 McKenzie,C.K., Stacey,G.P., Gladwin,M.T., Ultrasonic Characteristics of a Rock Mass.. Int.J. Rock.Mech. Min. Sci.& Geomech.Abstr. 19, 25-20, 1982 Gladwin, M. T., High Precision multi component borehole deformation monitoring. Rev.Sci.Instrum., 55, 2011-2016, 1984.. Gladwin, M. T. and Hart, R. Design Parameters for Borehole Strain Instrumentation. Pageoph.,123, 59-88, 1985.. Gladwin, M. T., Hart, R., and Gwyther, R. L. Tidal Calibration of Borehole Vector Strain Instruments. EOS, (Trans. Am. G. Un.) 66, 1057, 1985.. Johnston, M.J.S., Gladwin, M.T., and Linde, A.T. Preseismic Failure and Moderate Earthquakes. I.A.S.P.E.I., Tokyo, August 19-30, S7-65, 35, 1985.. Gladwin, M.T., and Johnston, M.J.S. Coseismic moment and total moment of the April 24, 1984, Morgan Hill and the January 26, 1986, Quiensabe earthquakes. EOS,(Trans.Am.G.Un.), 67, \R 308, 1986.. Johnston, M.J.S., Borcherdt, R.D., Glassmoyer, G., Gladwin, M.T., and Linde, A.T. Static and Dynamic Strain during and following January 26, 1986, Quiensabe, California, Earthquake. EOS,(Trans., Am. G. Un.), 67, 16, 308, 1986.. Gladwin, M.T., Gwyther, R., Hart, R., Francis, M., and Johnston, M.J.S., Borehole Tensor Strain Measurements in California. J. Geophys. Res. 92. B8 pp7981-7988, 1987.. Johnston, M. J. S., Linde, A.T., Gladwin, M.T., and Borcherdt, R.D. Fault Failure with Moderate Earthquakes. Tectonophysics. 144, 189-206, 1987..

Gladwin,M.T., Johnston,M.J.S., Tectonomagnetism and Intermediate-Term Stress Monitoring. USGS Conference on Intermediate Term Prediction, 1987 Johnston, M.J.S., Borcherdt, R.D., Gladwin, M.T., Glassmoyer, G., and Linde, A.T. Static and Dynamic Strain during the M L 5.9 Banning, California Earthquake on July 8, 1986. EOS,(Trans. Am.G.Union),68, 44, 1244 (1987).. Myren, G.D., Johnston, M.J.S., Linde, A.T., Gladwin, M.T. and Borcherdt, R.D. Borehole Strain Array near Parkfield, California. EOS (Trans. Am.G.Union), 68, 44, 1358 (1987).. Gladwin,M.T., Rowlands,D., Leven,J., A Multifunction Sonde for Horizontal Borehole Logging. Geoexploration,24, 329-345, 1987 Gladwin, M. T., Hart, R., and Gwyther, R. L. Continuous Regional Deformation Measurements Related to the North Palm Springs Earthquake of July 8, 1986. EOS, (Trans. Am. G. Un.) 69 1432, 1988. Gladwin, M.T.,Hart,R., and Gwyther,R.L.(1989) Deformation Monitoring Clusters - Why wait? Crustal Deformation Measurement and Earthquake Mechanics Conference, Morro Bay. (Invited Paper). Johnston, M.J.S., Linde A.T. and Gladwin M.T.(1989) Did Preseismic Slip Occur During the Months to Minutes Before the October 18, 1989 Loma Prieta M L 7.1 Earthquake? A.G.U Fall Meeting, Special Session on Loma Prieta (Central California) Earthquake of October 17, 1989 Gladwin, M.T., Hart,R., and Gwyther,R.L. (1990) Continuous Deformation Measurements Prior to the Loma Prieta Earthquake. EOS. Trans. Am. Geo. Un., Vol 71, No 43, p 1461. Johnston, M.J.S., Linde, A.T. and Gladwin, M.T.(1990) Near-Field High Resolution Strain Measurements Prior to the October 18, 1989, Loma Prieta M L 7.1 Earthquake. Geophysical Res. Let. Vol 17 No.10 pp 1777-1780. Gladwin,M.T., Gwyther R.L., Higbie J.W. and Hart R.G.(1991) A Medium Term Precursor to the Loma Prieta Earthquake? Geophys. Res. Let. Vol 18 No.8 pp 1377-1380. Gwyther, R.L., Gladwin, M.T., and Hart, R.H.G. (1991) Interpretation of Continued Shear Strain Anomalies of the Loma Prieta Earthquake. EOS. Trans. Am. Geo. Un., Vol 72, No 44, p 310. Gladwin, M.T., Breckenridge, K. S., Hart, R. H. G., and Gwyther, R. L. (1991) Recent Acceleration of Fault Creep-Strain Events at San Juan Bautista. EOS. Trans. Am. Geo. Un., Vol 72, No 44, p 484. Linde A.T., Gladwin M.T. and Johnston M.J.S. (1992) The Loma Prieta Earthquake, 1989 and Earth Strain Tidal Amplitudes: An Unsuccessful Search for Associated Changes. Geophysical Res. Let. Vol 19 No.3 pp 317-320. Gwyther R.L., Gladwin M.T. and Hart R.H.G. (1992) A Shear Strain Anomaly Following the Loma Prieta Earthquake. Nature Vol 356 No.6365 pp 142-144.

Johnston, M.J.S., Myren G.D., Mueller R.J., Linde A.T and Gladwin M.T.(1992) A Focussed Earthquake Experiment on the Southern Hayward Fault: Detection Array and Expected Strains and Displacements During Fault Rupture. Proc. 2nd Conf. Earthquake Haz. in E. San Francisco Bay Region. U.S. Div. Mines & Geol. Spec. Pub.113, 197-206. Lindh, A.G., Breckenridge K, Johnston, M.J.S. and Gladwin, M.T.(1993) Seismicity and Creep at Parkfield: Building a Better Relationship. Seis. Res. Lett. Vol. 64, No.1., p32. Gladwin, M.T., Gwyther, R.L. and Hart, R.H.G.(1993) A Shear Strain Precursor. U.S. Geol. Surv. Prof. Pap. 1550-C, 59-66. Linde, A.T., Gladwin, M.T. and Johnston, M.J.S.(1993) Borehole Strain Measurements of Solid-Earth-Tidal Amplitudes. U.S. Geol. Surv. Prof. Pap. 1550-C, 81-85. Gladwin, M.T., Gwyther, R.L., Hart, R.H.G. and Breckenridge K.(1993) Measurements of the strain field associated with episodic creep events on the San Andreas fault at San Juan Bautista, California (1994). J. Geophys. Res. Vol 99 (B3), 4559-4565. Gladwin, M.T., Linde, A.T., Gwyther R.L. and Hart R.H.(1993) Triggering of Slow Strain Events at San Juan Bautista. EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) 74 No 43,p 182. Johnston M.J.S., Linde A.T., Myren D., Gladwin M.T. and Breckenridge K.(1993) A Slow Earthquake on the San Andreas Fault near San Juan Bautista, California, December 1992. EOS, (Trans. Am. G. Un.) 74(43) 1,p 182. Wyatt F.K., Agnew D.H., Johnson H. and Gladwin M.T.(1993) Postseismic Strains and Tilts from the Landers Earthquakes: Fault Afterslip, Crustal Anelasticity, or Local Hydrology? EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. U.) 74(43), p 183. Lindh, A.G, Breckenridge K. and Gladwin M.T.(1993) Seismicity and Creep at Parkfield Proc. 8th Joint Meeting of US-Japan Conf. Natural Res., Panel Earthquake Pred.Tech., p 214. Lindh, A.G., Breckenridge K, Johnston, M.J.S. and Gladwin, M.T. Seismicity and Creep at Parkfield: Building a Better Relationship. Seis. Res. Lett. Vol. 64, No.1., p32, 1993. Gladwin, M.T. Strain Anomalies of the 1989 Loma Prieta, California Earthquake.EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) 75, supp, June 21, p 56, 1994. Gladwin, M.T., Gwyther, R.L. and Hart, R.H.G. A Shear Strain Anomaly Following the Loma Prieta Earthquake.U.S. Geol. Surv. Prof. Pap. (in press). Gladwin, M. T., Breckenridge, K.S.,Gwyther, R. L. and Hart, R. Measurements of the Strain Field Associated with Episodic creep events at San Juan Bautista, California. J. Geophys. Res.,Vol 99 (B3), 4559-4565, 1994. Gwyther R.L., Gladwin M.T. and Mee M.W. A Continuing Strain Anomaly Observed on Parkfield Borehole Tensor Strain Array. EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) 75(44), p 438, 1994. Hart R., Gladwin, M.T., Gwyther R.L., Wyatt F.K. And Agnew D.C. Improved Interpretation of borehole strain data from recent Californian events by inclusion of

cross-coupling between strain components. EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) 75(44), p 438, 1994. Linde, A.T., Johnston M.J.S., Gladwin, M.T., and Breckenridge K.S. Modelling of a Slow Earthquake Sequence near San Juan Bautista, California, in December 1992 EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) 75 No 16,p 113, 1994. Linde, A.T., Johnston M.J.S., Gladwin, M.T., and Breckenridge K.S. A Sequence of Three Slow Earthquakes Near San Juan Bautista and Related Seismicity EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) 75(44), p 447, 1994. Wyatt, F.K, Agnew, D.C. and Gladwin M.T. Continuous Measurements of Crustal Deformation for the 1992 Landers Earthquake Sequence. Bull. Seis. Soc. Am, Vol 84, No 3, 768-779, 1994. Gladwin M.T., A.L. Linde, R.L.Gwyther, R.H.G.Hart and Mee M.W. Borehole Strain Observations of Aseismic Stress Transfer Processes EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) 76(46), p 544, 1995. Hart R., Gladwin, M.T., Improved Strain Constraint of Slip Parameters using Crustal Layering: Borehole Tensor Observations of the Landers Earthquake. EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) 76(46), p 406, 1995. Gwyther,R., Gladwin,M.T., Long Term Monitoring of Mining-induced Strain Variations. Exploration and Mining Research News, 4, 1995. Gladwin M.T., R.L. Gwyther, R.H.G. Hart and A.T. Linde Aseismic Slip Episodes - Significant and Pervasive Components of the Earthquake Cycle? EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) v77(46), p F516, 1996 Gwyther R.L., M.T. Gladwin and R.H.G. Hart Anomalous Shear Strain at Parkfield During 1993-94 Geophys. Res. Lett. V 23 (18) p 2425-2428 1996 Gwyther R.L., M.T. Gladwin and R.H.G. Hart The Significance of Aseismic Slip in Earthquake Processes: Evidence from Borehole Strainmeters. EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) 77(22), p W88, 1996. Hart R.H.G., M.T. Gladwin, R.L. Gwyther, D.C. Agnew and F.K. Wyatt Tidal Calibration of Borehole strain meters: Removing the effects of small-scale inhomogeneity J. Geophys. Res., V101(B11), p25553-25571, 1996 Linde A. T., M.T.Gladwin, M.J.S.Johnston, R.L.Gwyther & R.G.Bilham A Slow Earthquake Sequence near San Juan Bautista, California in December 1992. Nature V. 383 p. 65-69 1996 Johnston M.J.S., M.T. Gladwin, R.L. Gwyther, A.T. Linde, G.D. Myren and R.J. Mueller Another Slow Earthquake on the San Andreas Fault Triggered by a M4.7 Earthquake on April 19, 1996 EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) v77(46), p F515, 1996 Gladwin M.T., R.L. Gwyther and R.H.G. Hart. Long-term borehole tensor strain data at Parkfield,CA: Issues of Interpretation EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) v78(17), p S219, 1997

Gwyther R.L., M.T. Gladwin and R.H.G. Hart Aseismic strain transients with scales of 2km to 6km measured with borehole instruments EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) 78(17), p S213, 1997. Johnston M.J.S., R.Gwyther, R.J. Mueller, A.T. Linde, M.T. Gladwin and G.D. Myren A triggered Slow Earthquake on the San Andreas Fault in April 1996 EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) v78(17), p S209, 1997 Gwyther R.L., M.T. Gladwin, R.H.G. Hart, M.J.S. Johnston and A.T. Linde Long Term regional aseismic strain changes following a slow earthquake near San Juan Bautista, California EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) 78(46), p F157, 1997 Gladwin M.T.G., R.L. Gwyther and R. Hart Persistence of Parkfield Shear strain anomaly commencing in 1993-94 EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) 78(46), p F157, 1997 Langbein, J., R.L. Gwyther and M.T. Gladwin Possible increase in fault slip rate at Parkfield in 1993 as inferred from deformation measurements from 1986 to 1997 Seis. Res. Lett. v69(2), p 151, 1998 Gladwin M.T., R.L. Gwyther and M.Mee Precise Deformation Monitoring for Stability of Mine Structures Proc. Int. Conf. Geomech. & Ground Control in Mining and Underground Construction, 1998 Gladwin M.T., R.L. Gwyther and M.Mee High-Precision Continuous Deformation Monitoring of Mine Structures Proc. 13th Int. Geophys. Conf., A.S.E.G., 1998 Gladwin, M.T., R.H. Hart, R.L. Gwyther, & M.Mee A new strain anomaly commencing in 1997 at Parkfield observed on the borehole tensor strain array EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.) 80(46), F691, 1999 Gwyther R.L., M.T. Gladwin, R.H. Hart & M.Mee Borehole Tensor Strain Observations at 100km distance from the M7.1 Hector Mine, California Earthquake of 16 October, 1999 EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.), 80(46), F691, 1999. Gwyther R.L., M.T. Gladwin, C. Thurber and R.H. Hart Aseismic Slip in the San Andreas Fault Transition Zone near San Juan Bautista, California. EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.), 80(46), F691, 1999. Langbein, J., R.L. Gwyther, R.H.G.Hart and M.T. Gladwin Slip-rate increase at Parkfield in 1993 detected by high-precision EDM and borehole tensor strainmeters Geophys. Res. Lett. 26(16) pp 2529-2532, 1999 Gwyther R.L.,M.T. Gladwin and M.Mee Precise, Continuous and Remote Deformation Monitoring of Rock Mass During Mining 33 rd Newcastle Symposium on Advances in the Study of the Sydney Basin., Uni. of Newcastle, pp 95-102, 1999 Gladwin M.T., R.L. Gwyther, R. Hart & M.Mee Crucial design issues for Transient Deformation Studies using Borehole Tensor Strainmeters 1 st Plate Boundary Observatory Workshop, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1999. Gwyther, R.L., C.H. Thurber, M.T.Gladwin &M. Mee Seismic and Aseismic Observations of the 12 th August 1998 San Juan Bautista, California M 5.3 earthquake, Proc. 3 rd Conf. on Tectonic Problems of the San Andreas Fault, 2000

Gwyther R.L., M.T. Gladwin, R.H. Hart & M.Mee Propagating Aseismic Fault Slip events at Parkfield: What they tell us about fault processes at depths of 1km to 5 km. EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.),81(48), p F1125, 2000. Gladwin, M.T., R.L. Gwyther, R.H. Hart, & M.Mee Are linear strain rates between major strain events characteristic of transition zone regions of the San Andreas Fault EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.), 81(48), p F921, 2000 Gwyther R.L., M.T. Gladwin, R.H. Hart & M.Mee Sharpening our Image of Fault Processes: what Borehole Tensor Strain Observations can add to Seismic and Geodetic Studies. Seis. Res. Lett. 71(1), 255, 2000. Gladwin, M.T., R.L. Gwyther, R.H. Hart, & M.Mee Borehole Tensor Strainmeter Arrays to Enhance our Imaging of Crustal Processes EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.),81(17), 2000 Gladwin,M.T., Gwyther,R.L., & Hart,R.H.G., Addition of Strain to Targeted GPS Clusters-New Issues for Large Scale Borehole Strainmeter Arrays, Proc. 2 nd Plate Boundary Observatory Workshop,1.17a-1.17e, 2000 Langbein, J., Gladwin, M.T., & Gwyther,R.L., Extension of the Parkfield deformation array,proc. 2 nd Plate Boundary Observatory Workshop,2.45-2.49,2000 Thurber,C., Gladwin,M.T., Rubin,A., & DeMets,D.C., Focussed Observation of the San Andreas/Calaveras Fault intersection in the region of San Juan Bautista, California, Proc. 2 nd Plate Boundary Observatory Workshop,2.75-2.79, 2000 Roeloffs,E., Gladwin,M.T., & Hart,R.H.G., Strain monitoring at the bend in the Cascadia Subduction Zone, Proc. 2 nd Plate Boundary Observatory Workshop,4.36-4.40 2000 Steidl,J., Gladwin,M.T., Gwyther,R.L., & Vernon, F., Fault Processes on the Anza section of the San Jacinto Fault, Proc. 2 nd Plate Boundary Observatory Workshop,2.70-2.74, 2000 Agnew,D., Wyatt, F., & Gladwin, M.T., Strainmeter Calibration, Proc. 2 nd Plate Boundary Observatory Workshop, I1-I5, 2000 Langbein, J., Roeloffs,E., Gladwin,M.T.,& Gwyther R.L., Creepmeters on the San Andreas Fault System between San Francisco Bay and Parkfield, Proc. 2 nd Plate Boundary Observatory Workshop, 2.40-2.44, 2000 Gladwin, M.T., Gwyther,R.L., & Mee, M., Remote Monitoring of Rock Mass Deformation During Mining, Proc. Massmin 2000 Conf.,Brisbane Australia, 209-216, 2000 Gwyther,R.L, Gladwin,M.T, & Hart,R.H.G. &M.Mee Focussed Study of Aseismic Fault Processes, Workshop Abstracts, Earthscope Workshop: Making and Breaking a Continent, October 2001. p 157-160, 2001 Gwyther R.L., M.T. Gladwin, R.H. Hart & M.Mee Aseismic stress transfer between shallow and medium depths in transition zones of the San Andreas Fault.. EOS. (Trans. Am. Geo. Un.), 2001.

Gladwin,M.T. & Mee, M. On Boreholes and PBO Borehole Strain, EOS.(Trans. Am. Geo. Un.), 2003 Gladwin M.T,& Malin P.E. Tensor Strain Seismograms: a New Tool for Earthquake Science. EOS.(Trans. Am. Geo. Un.), 2004 Johnston,M.J.S.,Myren,D., Gladwin M.T. Mee, M.W., & Dietel, C. High-Resolution Strain on the San Andreas Fault at Parkfield Before, During, and After the September 28, 2004, M6 Earthquake: Implications for Fault Response, Loading, and Nucleation.(Trans. Am. Geo. Un.),2004 Hodgkinson, Anderson, Dittmann, Gladwin, Hasting, Johnston, Mee, Mueller, Venator and Wright, First Results from PBO Strainmeters on the Olympic Peninsula and Vancouver Island, Eos Trans. AGU, 86(52), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract G21B-1266, 2005.

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