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Foreshock Occurrence in Central California
Seismological Research Letters, 1979The hypocentral regions of 29 (M ≥ 3.5) earthquakes along the San Andreas fault system in central California have been systematically examined for increased microearthquake activity preceding the main shock. Of 20 shallow (h > 9 km) main events, 10 were preceded by an apparent buildup of seismic activity.
K. P. Kodama, C. G. Bufe
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1985
ISEE particle and wave data are noted to furnish substantial support for the basic features of the velocity dispersed model at the foreshock boundary that was proposed by Filbert and Kellogg (1979). Among many remaining discrepancies between this model and observation, it is noted that unstable reduced velocity distributions have been discovered behind
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ISEE particle and wave data are noted to furnish substantial support for the basic features of the velocity dispersed model at the foreshock boundary that was proposed by Filbert and Kellogg (1979). Among many remaining discrepancies between this model and observation, it is noted that unstable reduced velocity distributions have been discovered behind
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Foreshock Rates from Aftershock Abundance
Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, 2008The question whether foreshocks behave like mainshocks that happen to have larger aftershocks is important for the understanding of earthquake nucleation and the modeling of earthquake clustering. Many models, including the short-term earthquake probability (STEP) model, for forecasting short-term earthquake hazard in California, and the epidemic-type ...
A. Christophersen, E. G. C. Smith
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Probing the foreshock wave boundary
2023Foreshock ultralow frequency (ULF) waves play an important role in the dynamics upstream of planetary bow shocks and can affect the downstream magnetosheath region.  Due to limited available spacecraft measurements, the waves are often analyzed with incomplete information about their overall spacial structure.
Seth Dorfman +4 more
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Advances in Space Research, 1995
Plasma waves observed in the VLF range upstream of planetary bow shocks not only modify the particle distributions, but also provide important information about the acceleration processes that occur at the bow shock. Electron plasma oscillations observed near the tangent field line in the electron foreshock are generated by electrons reflected at the ...
E.W Greenstadt, G Le, R.J Strangeway
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Plasma waves observed in the VLF range upstream of planetary bow shocks not only modify the particle distributions, but also provide important information about the acceleration processes that occur at the bow shock. Electron plasma oscillations observed near the tangent field line in the electron foreshock are generated by electrons reflected at the ...
E.W Greenstadt, G Le, R.J Strangeway
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Finding foreshocks in the damage zone
Science, 2017Geophysics![Figure][1] Damage done by a 2005 earthquake in Balakot, Pakistan PHOTO: AGENCJA FOTOGRAFICZNA CARO/ALAMY STOCK PHOTO Foreshocks are small earthquakes that precede much larger and more damaging earthquakes.
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Foreshock Transients and Their Geoeffects
2020<p>Foreshock transients are frequently observed upstream from the bow shock (such as Hot Flow&#160;Anomalies, foreshock cavities, and foreshock bubbles). They play a significant role in the mass, energy&#160;and momentum transport from the solar wind into the magnetosphere and impact the whole&#160 ...
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Precursory Slow Slip and Foreshocks on Rough Faults
Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 2021Camilla Cattania, Paul Segall
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