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Contamination due to the tidal movement of sea-water in tectonomagnetic data (jointly authored)

Contamination due to the tidal movement of sea-water in tectonomagnetic data (jointly authored)
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35. A Surface Integral Representation of the Tectonomagnetic Field Based on the Linear Piezomagnetic Effect

35. A Surface Integral Representation of the Tectonomagnetic Field Based on the Linear Piezomagnetic Effect
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Tectonomagnetic Event Preceding a M 5.0 Earthquake in the Izu Peninsula : Aseismic Slip of Buried Fault?

Tectonomagnetic Event Preceding a M 5.0 Earthquake in the Izu Peninsula : Aseismic Slip of Buried Fault?
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Tectonomagnetic Models Evaluated by Numerical Surface Integrals

Tectonomagnetic Models Evaluated by Numerical Surface Integrals
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Study on methods for regional geomagnetic field modeling to detect tectonomagnetic signals

Study on methods for regional geomagnetic field modeling to detect tectonomagnetic signals
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Tectonomagnetic field observations in central Italy 1989–1995

Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors, 1998
Abstract It has been reported that earthquakes and volcanic eruptions produce significant variations in the geomagnetic field. To investigate possible tectonomagnetic effects related to seismic activity, the Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica installed a seismomagnetic network in central Italy; the area was selected after a magnetic noise survey ...
Antonio Meloni, Giuliana Mele, Paolo Palangio   +2 more
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Tectonomagnetism

Reviews of Geophysics, 1983
The magnetization of crustal rock is influenced by stress by virtue of piezomagnetic effects in crystals of magnetic minerals. Crustal stress changes in tectonic zones are therefore expected to generate changes in the crustal component of the geomagnetic field and so provide a mechanism for monitoring stress.
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Tectonomagnetic event detection using empirical transfer functions

Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 1978
We have devised a method of analyzing geomagnetic array data which effectively filters out variations caused by atmospheric disturbances, their associated ground currents, and local variations in magnetic susceptibility. This method has application to the detection of tectonomagnetic variations.
Kenneth A. Poehls, David D. Jackson
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Tectonomagnetic anomaly during the southern California downwarp

Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 1979
Resurveys of the local geomagnetic field in southern California, using magnetometers in a differential mode, indicate the development of an anomalous field of more than 10 γ that appears to correspond to the partial collapse of the southern California uplift.
M. J. S. Johnston, F. J. Williams, J. McWhirter, B. E. Williams   +3 more
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Tectonomagnetism and tectonoelectricity

Reviews of Geophysics, 1987
The last four years has seen a considerable waning of efforts in the U.S. to use the inherent stress sensitivity of the magnetization of rocks in tectonically active regions as a tool for understanding and, perhaps predicting, earthquake activity and volcanic eruptions.
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