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Virtual Quake: Statistics, Co-seismic Deformations and Gravity Changes for Driven Earthquake Fault Systems

2015
With the ever increasing number of geodetic monitoring satellites, it is vital to have a variety of geophysical simulations produce synthetic datasets. Furthermore, just as hurricane forecasts are derived from the consensus among multiple atmospheric models, earthquake forecasts cannot be derived from a single comprehensive model.
Kasey W. Schultz, Michael K. Sachs, Mark R. Yoder, John B. Rundle, Don L. Turcotte, Eric M. Heien, Andrea Donnellan   +6 more
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Numerical modeling of ground deformation and source mechanism related to co-seismic change in gravitational potential

Tectonophysics, 1990
Abstract The release of gravitational potential energy is implicit in ground surface deformation, as was seen in the 1954 Fairview Peak, 1964 Alaska and 1976 Tangshan earthquakes where more energy was released by surface subsidence than was radiated as seismic waves.
Loo Huan-Yen, Yuan Yang-Guang, Song Hui-Zhen   +2 more
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Earthquake Damage Zone GIS Modelling: A Modulation Between Co-Seismic Deformation and Landslide Susceptibility

2013
In mountainous regions, earthquake events are typical of naturally-occurring multiple hazards and are frequently the trigger for cascade effects which range from the destruction of the initial shock, to extensive and complex slope failures in the immediate, short and very long-term.
Jian Guo Liu, Philippa J. Mason, Eric Yu, Meng-Che Wu, Tang Chuan, Huang Runqiu, Liu Hanhu   +6 more
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Holocene co-seismic deformation at Capo Vaticano (Calabria): New data from raised paleo-shorelines

2012
Deformazione cosismica olocenica a Capo Vaticano (Calabria): nuovi dati da paleo-linee di costa sollevate. Il rilievo di dettaglio di linee di costa tardo oloceniche sollevate lungo il promontorio di Capo Vaticano (Calabria) ha fornito evidenze del contributo di eventi improvvisi ad un processo di sollevamento tettonico costante.
SPAMPINATO CR, ANTONIOLI F, FERRANTI L, MONACO, Carmelo Giovanni, SCICCHITANO G.   +4 more
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Co-seismic Deformation of Iran, 2021 Earthquake Using DInSAR Technique

2023
null Hardeep, A. Bahuguna, K. Arun Saraf, J. Das   +3 more
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GPS/GNSS ANALYSIS ON LOMBOK EARTHQUAKES: CO-SEISMIC DEFORMATION

2018
Susilo, M A Kautsar, S T Wibowo, A Y Basuki, Johni Effendi, Wijanarto, Antonius B., Hasanuddin Z. Abidin   +6 more
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Pre- and co-seismic surface deformation of graviquakes: the 1997 Colfiorito earthquake (Northern Apennines, Italy)

2016
Normal fault-related earthquakes, or graviquakes, are dissipation of gravitational energy [1,2], which cause vertical ground motion associated with damages and fatalities. The study of seismic-induced ground motions is significant for mechanical analysis of fault zones and seismic hazard assessment within seismically active extensional tectonic ...
VALERIO, EMANUELA, CARMINATI, Eugenio Ambrogio Maria, E, ., DOGLIONI, Carlo, C, ., Polcari,, M, ., Stramondo, And   +7 more
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Co-seismic ground deformation of Yushu Earthquake detected with D-InSAR technique

National Remote Sensing Bulletin, 2010
null 邵芸, null 谢酬, null 岳中琦, null 万紫, null 王世昂, null 卞小林, null 宫华泽, null 张风丽   +7 more
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Influence of BRBs deformation capacity on the seismic performance of RC building frames

Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, 2022
Fei Shi, Yun Zhou, Yuhong
exaly  

Co-seismic Deformation Field and Parameters Inversion of the Yushu Earthquake from InSAR

Geo-information Science, 2011
Huifang ZHOU, Jingfa ZHANG, Leyin HU, Yi LUO   +3 more
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