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Increased flood exposure in the Pacific Northwest following earthquake-driven subsidence and sea-level rise. [PDF]

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
Dura T, Chilton W, Small D, Garner AJ, Hawkes A, Melgar D, Engelhart SE, Staisch LM, Witter RC, Nelson AR, Kelsey HM, Allan JC, Bruce D, DePaolis J, Priddy M, Briggs RW, Weiss R, La Selle S, Willis M, Horton BP.   +19 more
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The dynamic threat from landslides following large continental earthquakes. [PDF]

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Arrell K, Rosser NJ, Kincey ME, Robinson TR, Horton P, Densmore AL, Oven KJ, Shrestha R, Pujara DS.   +8 more
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Physics-informed deep learning quantifies propagated uncertainty in seismic structure and hypocenter determination. [PDF]

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Agata R, Shiraishi K, Fujie G.
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Effects of slope instability on coseismic landslide susceptibility during earthquakes

Effects of slope instability on coseismic landslide susceptibility during earthquakes
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Lethality level casualty assessment method for earthquake landslide hazards based on the expansion effect of the mortality rate. [PDF]

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Chaoxu X, Wenhua Q, Huayue L, Gaozhong N.   +3 more
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Analysis of the spatial distribution of the landslides triggered by the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake, Japan. [PDF]

Proc Jpn Acad Ser B Phys Biol Sci
Endo R, Iwahashi J.
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Coseismic electromagnetic field due to the electrokinetic effect

Geophysics, 2014
ABSTRACT In the earth’s crust, an electromagnetic (EM) field may be generated spontaneously by a seismic wave through a variety of mechanoelectromagnetic transducer mechanisms, such as the piezomagnetic effect, the piezoelectric effect, the electrokinetic effect, and the EM induction (the movement of an electrically conducting crust ...
Gershenzon, Naum I., Bambakidis, Gust, Ternovskiy, Igor   +2 more
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Effects of Earth’s Lateral Inhomogeneous Structures on Coseismic Gravity Changes

Pure and Applied Geophysics, 2009
Based on the perturbation method, we present a new method to study the effects of Earth’s laterally inhomogeneous structures on coseismic gravity changes caused by dislocations within a 3-D heterogeneous spherical earth model. We describe this method by six independent dislocations: A vertical strike-slip, two vertical dip-slips perpendicular to each ...
Guangyu Fu, Wenke Sun
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Effects of geological complexities on coseismic displacement: hints from 2D numerical modelling

Terra Nova, 2008
AbstractBy means of a 2D finite‐element procedure, we tested how heterogeneities at the scale of seismogenic fault affect the displacement. We defined one or more slip distributions for two typical normal‐faulting earthquakes in the Central Apennines, computed the displacement occurred within different structures including lateral heterogeneities, and ...
A. Megna, S. Barba, S. Santini, DRAGONI, MICHELE   +3 more
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