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2026-08-26

We studied earthquakes near Burwash Landing, Yukon. Using data from temporary and permanent seismic stations, we enhanced the understanding of both regional and local earthquakes. The study used deep learning and template matching to effectively detect earthquakes, even from noisy data. Following detection, seismic parameters, earthquake location, and magnitude were estimated and refined. The analysis revealed 103 local earthquakes, with 28 located in an area of geothermal resource potential. Notable small-magnitude earthquakes were observed near Bock’s Creek fault. No earthquakes were observed on the Denali fault during the study period. The existence of active faults strike-parallel to the Denali fault suggests that local permeable structures may exist in the area. Regional observations detected 46 432 regional earthquakes in 13 years, but none along a section of the Denali fault near Burwash Landing, Yukon, which we interpret as a seismic gap.

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