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Regional earthquake catalogues of Russia
Seismic Instruments, 2010Some aspects concerning collection and analysis of primary materials, on whose basis the Tambov (1954) and Tyumen’ (1926) earthquakes have appeared in the “New Catalogue...” [Novyi..., 1977] are discussed. Moreover, the regional catalogues of the Urals (1914–2002) and Kamchatka Region (1737–1899, 1900–1952) have been compiled.
L P Zabarinskaya
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Multifractal analysis of earthquake catalogues
International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences, 1996exaly +2 more sources
A Revised Earthquake Catalogue for South Iceland
Pure and Applied Geophysics, 2015In 1991, a new seismic monitoring network named SIL was started in Iceland with a digital seismic system and automatic operation. The system is equipped with software that reports the automatic location and magnitude of earthquakes, usually within 1–2 min of their occurrence.
PANZERA, FRANCESCO +3 more
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Earthquake catalogue database of China
Acta Seismologica Sinica, 1988This article introduces the Earthquake Catalogue Database of China which is built on a VAX DBMS (it is called ECDC for short).
Jinbiao Chen +5 more
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Emulation of simulated earthquake catalogues
Acta Geophysica, 2012In earthquake occurrence studies, the so-called q value can be considered both as one of the parameters describing the distribution of interevent times and as an index of non-extensivity. Using simulated datasets, we compare four kinds of estimators, based on principle of maximum entropy (POME), method of moments (MOM), maximum likelihood (MLE), and ...
GALLUCCI, MARTA +2 more
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A catalogue of earthquakes in Sweden in 1375–1890
Geologiska Föreningen i Stockholm Förhandlingar, 1990Abstract The present catalogue of earthquakes in Sweden between the years 1375 and 1890 contains 338 entries with maximum intensity, MM Scale, ranging from III to VII, radius of area of perceptibility from 10 to 300 km, and local magnitude, MM(UPP), from 2.2 to 4.8. The quantification of earthquake parameters also includes time and place of occurrence,
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Earthquake catalogue 1801–1900
1971Data on earthquakes prior to 1901 are less plentiful than for the 20th century. Therefore the tabular form has been abandoned and the catalogue 1801–1900 has a simplified form compared with that of 1901–1955 [1]. The basic information is arranged in the following sequence: Date, time of origin, epicentre coordinates, number of the region, maximum ...
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Catalogue of earthquakes (June – August, 1994)
Acta Seismologica Sinica, 1995All the data in this catalogue are chosen from the "Preliminary Seismological Report of Chinese Seismic Stations" (It 's abbreviation is "Monthly Report"). The catalogue includes the events of M ~ 4 . 7 in and near China and M ~ 6 all over the world. The "Monthly Report" is monthly compiled by the Ninth Section of Institute of Geophysics, SSB.
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Catalogue of earthquakes (June – August, 1993)
Acta Seismologica Sinica, 1994Illustration All the data in this catalogue are chosen from the "Preliminary Seismological Report of Chinese Seismic Stations" (It's abbreviation is "Monthly Report"). It includes the events of M ~ 4 . 7 in and near China and M ~ 6 all over the world. The "Monthly Report" is compiled monthly by the Ninth Section of the Institute of Geophysics, SSB. The
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