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Hydrothermal vent temperatures track magmatic inflation and forecast eruptions at the East Pacific Rise, 9°50'N. [PDF]
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S ABarreyre T +7 more
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Earthquake clustering and structural modelling unravel volcano-tectonic complexity beneath Mount Etna. [PDF]
Sci RepScarfì L +3 more
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Two origins of the winter subsidence in and around the Arabian Peninsula. [PDF]
Sci RepUsman M, Heki K.
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Coeval upper crustal extension and surface uplift in the Central Taurides (Türkiye) above the Cyprus Subduction Zone. [PDF]
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Archean rifts and triple-junctions revealed by gravity modeling of the southern Superior Craton. [PDF]
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Himalayan sub-Moho earthquakes suggest crustal faults trigger eclogitized-drip tectonics. [PDF]
Sci RepSong X, Klemperer SL.
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Migration of Crustal Deformation
Tectonophysics, 1979Abstract Observations on the migration rates of crustal deformation, as recently discovered in several tectonic areas, such as the south Kanto and central Tohoku districts, Japan and the West Cordillera Mts., Peru, has opened up a new opportunity for the study of crustal dynamics.
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Reviews of Geophysics, 1995
Geodetic measurements of crustal deformation provide direct tests of geophysical models which are used to describe the dynamics of the Earth. Although geodetic observations have been made throughout history, only in the last several hundred years have they been sufficiently precise for geophysical studies. In the 19th century, these techniques included
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Geodetic measurements of crustal deformation provide direct tests of geophysical models which are used to describe the dynamics of the Earth. Although geodetic observations have been made throughout history, only in the last several hundred years have they been sufficiently precise for geophysical studies. In the 19th century, these techniques included
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CRUSTAL DEFORMATIONS FROM SPARCE GEODETIC DATA
Survey Review, 2002AbstractDuring the last decade, the Higher Geodesy Laboratory of NTU and the Seismology Department of the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris have carried out a research program concerning the evaluation of the tectonic behaviour of the Gulf of Corinth, in Greece, based on geodetic data.
Agatza-Balodimou, A.M. +3 more
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