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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"local Seismicity"”.

  1. Ground motions and source mechanisms of earthquakes in multiscales : microseismicity to macroseismicity

    … Earthquakes of different scales, from the micro-seismicity in oil/gas fields in Oman, to moderate earthquakes in Kuwait, and finally to pico-seismicity, i.e. acoustic emission, in the laboratory. To investigate the source mechanisms as well as their uncertainties, a waveform-based Bayesian moment …

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  2. Structure, hydration and anisotropy of the Nazca Plate and its relation to forearc deformation and seismicity at the northern Chilean margin

    … northern Chile and examines its relationship to seismicity patterns observed along the adjacent continental margin. To achieve these objectives, an integrated geophysical approach that combines 2D amphibious seismic refraction data, high-resolution multibeam bathymetry data, and local seismicity

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  3. Planetary Seismology using Single-Station and Small-Aperture Arrays: Implications for Mars and Ocean Worlds

    … develop methodologies to detect and locate seismicity, and constrain internal structure. First, I used a single-station seismometer in Germany to study how the NASA InSight mission could constrain core depth. I showed that InSight could recover the Martian core within ±30 km if ≥ 3 events …

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  4. The South Chilean subduction zone between 41° and 43.5°S : seismicity, structure and state of stress

    Die stärksten Erdbeben treten an Subduktionszonen auf, so z.B. das stärkste instrumentell jemals gemessene Erdbeben vom 22. Mai 1960 mit einer Magnitude von 9,5 Mw in Süd Chile. In dieser Arbeit werden lokal gewonnene seismologische Daten aus dem zentralen Bereich des 1960er-Bebens vorgestellt. Das …

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