High liquefaction potential
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Refers to the susceptibility of soils to liquefy when subjected to sudden loading, such as intense ground shaking from an earthquake. Liquefaction hazards are associated with saturated, sandy, and silty soils with low plasticity, such as those in the San Francisco Bay Area and along various inland water bodies in earthquake-prone areas. See also Liquefaction
- — Solar Energy Development PEIS Glossary retrieved 2014-06-15