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Earthquakes induced by overpressure methane-bearing fluid in northwest Sichuan Basin, China. [PDF]

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Song Y, Chen Y, Zhao Z, Wang M, Luo B, Zhou G, Yu H.   +6 more
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Isotropic components of microseismic moment tensors at Utah FORGE reveal a diversity of fluid pathway creation processes in EGS development. [PDF]

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Niemz P, Petersen G, Rutledge J, Whidden K, Pankow K.   +4 more
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Source Models of the 2016 and 2022 Menyuan Earthquakes and Their Tectonic Implications Revealed by InSAR. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel)
Bai X, Zhang B, Guo A, Yan Y, Xu H, Bian X, Zhan S, Chen J.   +7 more
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Enhancing the resolution of microseismicity through dense array monitoring in complex extensional settings. [PDF]

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Scotto di Uccio F, Muzellec T, Scala A, De Landro G, Camanni G, Carotenuto F, Elia L, Picozzi M, Zollo A, Strumia C, Beroza GC, Festa G.   +11 more
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Subducted carbon weakens the forearc mantle wedge in a warm subduction zone. [PDF]

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Oyanagi R, Okamoto A.
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A numerical appraisal of the 'fault-valve' model of origin of lode-type gold deposits. [PDF]

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Bhuyan S, Panigrahi MK.
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Characterization of Seismogenic Zones of Romania

Pure and Applied Geophysics, 2000
—Although the time and magnitude range covered by available seismological data is limited, several significant regional trends are outlined in the seismogenic zones of Romania. Vrancea region, which is by far the most seismically active area, has a persistent rate of occurrence of intermediate-depth earthquakes, clustered in a very confined focal ...
Mircea Radulian, E Popescu, Panza G F
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A Note on the Geometric Configuration of Seismogenic Zones

Seismological Research Letters, 1986
An empirical classification scheme, based upon a length to thickness ratio, is developed to describe the geometric configuration of seismogenic zones as planar, tabular, or volumnar. That scheme is applied to 33 recent, high-quality studies of seismicity patterns and aftershock studies in the contiguous United States, Alaska, Canada, Nicaragua ...
G. A. Bollingerl, C. J. Langer
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Seismogenic width of a fault zone

Doklady Earth Sciences, 2011
High-precision catalogues containing data on the spatial distribution of earthquake sources associated with several fault zones have been processed. The analysis shows a high degree of spatial localization of seismicity. Most of the events are observed in a narrow zone with a characteristic width of about 100 m. This value is a part of a percent of the
G. G. Kocharyan, S. B. Kishkina, A. A. Ostapchuk   +2 more
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Seismogenic zoning of southeast Australia

Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, 1997
In the period from 1958 to 1996 the Australian National University seismological network has located more than 7600 earthquakes in southeastern Australia with a network concentrated between Canberra and Sydney. This catalogue of earthquakes provides a good database for the analysis of the temporal and spatial distribution of events in the region.
E. Spassov, B. Kennett, J. Weekes
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