First report of seismogenic liquefaction signatures from the Kopili Fault Zone (KFZ) in Brahmaputra plains of NE India.
The liquefaction chronology and paleoseismic events for the region are inferred from OSL and 14C dating of more than one and a half dozen liquefaction features.
The time constraints on liquefaction features extending to past ~ 1000 years suggest occurrence of three large to great seismic events viz. (i) 250 ± 25 yr. BP, (ii) between 400 to 770 yr. BP and (iii) 900 ± 50 yr. BP, in addition to the known historical earthquakes of 1869 and 1943 in this region.