“…Although the triple junction zone is highly seismically active, the seismic records show a low level of shallow seismicity in central Sulawesi (Bellier et al, ; McCaffrey & Sutardjo, ). Contrary to the low seismicity, geomorphic and tectonic studies gave a high long‐term slip rate, up to ~40 mm/year, on the PKF (Bellier et al, ; Stevens et al, ; Vigny et al, ; Walpersdorf, Rangin, et al, ; Walpersdorf, Vigny, et al, ). The present‐day GPS measurements provided a similar estimate of slip rate, but the motion is distributed on four parallel strands across a broad zone 50 km to the east (Socquet et al, ).…”