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International Journal of Fracture, 2006
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Rosakis, Ares J. +2 more
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 2006
Major earthquakes have the potential to be one of the most catastrophic natural disasters affecting mankind. Earthquakes of significant size threaten lives and damage property by setting off a chain of events that disrupts all aspects of the environment and significantly impacts the public health and medical infrastructures of the affected region. This
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Major earthquakes have the potential to be one of the most catastrophic natural disasters affecting mankind. Earthquakes of significant size threaten lives and damage property by setting off a chain of events that disrupts all aspects of the environment and significantly impacts the public health and medical infrastructures of the affected region. This
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Science, 1935
Every once in a while, as recently, the claim that earthquakes can be predicted is brought to public attention in the press or in other ways. Some of the claimants are obviously not competent; others proceed along rational lines but without due regard to the difficulties involved. Some may be publicity seekers; others are undoubtedly sincere. ; © 1935
Wood, Harry O., Gutenberg, B.
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Every once in a while, as recently, the claim that earthquakes can be predicted is brought to public attention in the press or in other ways. Some of the claimants are obviously not competent; others proceed along rational lines but without due regard to the difficulties involved. Some may be publicity seekers; others are undoubtedly sincere. ; © 1935
Wood, Harry O., Gutenberg, B.
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Earthquake [earthquake warning systems]
IEEE Spectrum, 2005Accurate earthquake warnings are, at last, within reach. Instead of coming from the mechanical phenomena that have been the focus of decades of study, however, they will come from electromagnetic phenomena. And, remarkably, these predictions will come from signals gathered not only at the earth's surface but also in the ionosphere. It has been observed
T. Bleier, F. Freund
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Science, 2003
We have detected dozens of previously unknown, moderate earthquakes beneath large glaciers. The seismic radiation from these earthquakes is depleted at high frequencies, explaining their nondetection by traditional methods. Inverse modeling of the long-period seismic waveforms from the best-recorded earthquake, in southern Alaska, shows that the ...
Göran, Ekström +2 more
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We have detected dozens of previously unknown, moderate earthquakes beneath large glaciers. The seismic radiation from these earthquakes is depleted at high frequencies, explaining their nondetection by traditional methods. Inverse modeling of the long-period seismic waveforms from the best-recorded earthquake, in southern Alaska, shows that the ...
Göran, Ekström +2 more
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Connecting slow earthquakes to huge earthquakes
Science, 2016Slow earthquakes are characterized by a wide spectrum of fault slip behaviors and seismic radiation patterns that differ from those of traditional earthquakes. However, slow earthquakes and huge megathrust earthquakes can have common slip mechanisms and are located in neighboring regions of the seismogenic zone.
Kazushige, Obara, Aitaro, Kato
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The Journal of Geology, 1905
I. I ntroduction . T he essential characteristic of a twin-earthquake is the existence in the shock of two maxima of intensity connected by weaker tremulous motion, or the division of the shock into two parts separated by a brief interval of rest and quiet ...
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I. I ntroduction . T he essential characteristic of a twin-earthquake is the existence in the shock of two maxima of intensity connected by weaker tremulous motion, or the division of the shock into two parts separated by a brief interval of rest and quiet ...
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