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On the relocation of earthquake clusters. A case history: The Arkansas earthquake swarm
Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, 1989AbstractA portable digital network (the PANDA array) of 40 three-component stations with an aperture of about 35 km was deployed for 4 months in the Arkansas swarm area in 1987. Only 12 swarm events occurred during the deployment, in contrast to the intense seismic activity that characterized this region in 1982 to 1984.
José Pujol +3 more
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Earthquake-earthquake triggering in natural swarms and fluid-induced seismicity
2020<p>Aftershock cascades and aftershock zones play an important role in forecasting seismic activity in both natural and human-made situations. While their behavior including the spatial aftershock zone scaling has been the focus of many studies in tectonic settings finding, for example, long-range earthquake-earthquake triggering ...
Kamran Karimi, Joern Davidsen
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Relation between tectonic stress, great earthquakes and earthquake swarms
Tectonophysics, 1972Along the northern boundary of the Philippine Sea plate are a remarkable earthquake swarm area and several epicenters of great earthquakes which occurred in the past. The temporal variation of the swarm activity shows a remarkable relation to the occurrence of great earthquakes: the swarm activity falls off when a great earthquake occurs at the ...
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Earthquake swarms and sea-floor spreading
Journal of Geophysical Research, 1970More than 20 earthquake swarms that were detected from the mid-Atlantic ridge and from other parts of the mid-ocean ridge system during the past ten years appear to be related to tectonic, magmatic, or hydrothermal processes near ridge crests. Most of the larger earthquakes associated with the ridge system occur along fracture zones, and their ...
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Intra-Continental Earthquake Swarms in West-Bohemia and Vogtland: A Review
Tectonophysics, 2014Josef Horalek +2 more
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