DISPERSION OF LONG-PERIOD LOVE WAVES IN A SPHERICAL EARTH
Dispersion of waves in a spherical earth
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Atmospheric processes as a solar activity action mechanism on tectonic phenomena <atmosfernyye protsessy kak mekhanism vozdeystviya solnechnoy aktivnosti na tektonicheskiyye yavleniya<
Relationship between seismic phenomena and solar activity
SOLAR ACTIVITY EFFECT↗
Time-frequency signatures through optical diffraction scanning
Optical diffraction scanning for frequency content and changes in variable-density seismogram
DIFFRACTION↗
Investigation of in situ physical properties of surface and subsurface site materials by engineering geophysical techniques Annual report, fiscal year 1965
Shear wave detection, wave amplitude, velocity, and attenuation in rock formations, seismic measurements, and geophysical studies analog to lunar geology
LUNAR GEOLOGY↗
Some applications of radar return data to the study of terrestrial and oceanic phenomena.
Imaging and altimeter-type radar employed in orbiting spacecraft for high resolution mapping, scattering cross section studies, climatology, etc
IMAGING TECHNIQUE↗
With Swedish geophysicists
Research projects and seismic and gravimetric instrumentation at Swedish university and geophysical observatory
SEISMOLOGY↗
Seismic studies of the earth's crust in continents. II - Analysis of wave propagation in continents and adjacent shelf areas.
Wave propagation in continents and adjacent shelf areas used for study of seismic crustal refraction and reflection measurements
EARTH CRUST↗
Characterization of slow faulting with subdaily GPS positioning
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seismology earthquakes GPS↗
Kirchoff reconstruction for real-time fault rupture determination
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earthquake location seismology fault rupture↗
Is Mars seismically active?
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Mars seismology↗
Transient strain accumulation and fault interaction in the eastern California shear zone
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SAR, earthquake seismology↗
GPS Observations of Postseismic Deformation Associated With the 1994 Northridge Earthquake
Measurement of postseismic deformation following the 1994 M 6.7 Northridge earthquake indicates continued shortening of the region since the earthquake with motion slowing over a an exponential time scale of 3 years. Afterslip best explains the data, but that is still being tested.
seismology crustal fractures afterslip Northridge↗
Antarctic ice mass change and predictions of crustal seismicity and lithospheric stress
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Antarctica seismology glaciology↗
Glacial isostatic stress shadowing by the Antarctic ice sheet
Numerous examples of fault slip that offset late Quaternary glacial deposits and bedrock polish support the idea that the glacial loading cycle causes earthquakes in the upper crust. A semianalytical scheme is presented for quantifying glacial and postglacial lithospheric fault reactivation using contemporary rock fracture prediction methods. It extends previous studies by considering differential Mogi-von Mises stresses, in addition to those resulting from a Coulomb analysis. The approach utilizes gravitational viscoelastodynamic theory and explores the relationships between ice mass history and regional seismicity and faulting in a segment of East Antarctica containing the great Antarctic Plate (Balleny Island) earthquake of 25 March 1998 (Mw 8.1). Predictions of the failure stress fields within the seismogenic crust are generated for differing assumptions about background stress orientation, mantle viscosity, lithospheric thickness, and possible late Holocene deglaciation for the D91 Antarctic ice sheet history. Similar stress fracture fields are predicted by Mogi-von Mises and Coulomb theory, thus validating previous rebound Coulomb analysis. A thick lithosphere, of the order of 150-240 km, augments stress shadowing by a late melting (middle-late Holocene) coastal East Antarctic ice complex and could cause present-day earthquakes many hundreds of kilometers seaward of the former Last Glacial Maximum grounding line.
Coulomb stress↗
Kinematic Slip Model for 12 May 2008 Wenchuan-Beichuan Mw 7.9 Earthquake from Joint Inversion of ALOS, Envisat, and Teleseismic Data
The presentations explores kinematics of the Wenchaun-Beichuan earthquake using data from ALOS, Envisat, and teleseismic recordings. Topics include geomorphic mapping, ALOS PALSAR range offsets, ALOS PALSAR interferometry, Envisat IM interferometry, Envisat ScanSAR, Joint GPS-InSAR inversion, and joint GPS-teleseismic inversion (static and kinematic).
seismology↗
Mars Internal Structure: Seismic Predictions for Core Phase Arrivals in Anticipation of the InSight Mission
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structure↗
Recent Re-Analyses of the Apollo Lunar Seismic Data: Insight into the Moons Deep Interior
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Moon↗