Terrestrial and Space Techniques in Earthquake Prediction Research: Proceedings of the international workshop on Monitoring Crustal Dynamics in Earthquake Zones held in Strasbourg during the meetings of the European Seismological Commission and the European Geophysical Society, Aug. 29 — Sept. 5, 1978, organized by the ESC working group Geodynamic Techniques
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Weitere Verfasser: Vogel, Andreas (HerausgeberIn)
Format: Elektronisch E-Book
Sprache:German
Veröffentlicht: Wiesbaden Vieweg+Teubner Verlag 1979
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Beschreibung:Seismology in the sense of earthquake research is no longer exclusively a matter of earthquake recording and the analysis of seismograms. The tremendous progress in earthquake dynamic research, the development of sophisticated technologies, the advent of the space age, and the call for reduction of the earthquake hazards and for disaster prevention programs have spurred interdisciplinary research to discover the earthquake generating processes. The progress in observing the physical phenomena of earthquake generating processes and the identification of earthquake precursors among these phenomena have placed research on the field of predicting earthquakes on the solid basis of exact earth sciences. The measurement of the phenomena of slow-motion dynamics such as the movement of tectonic plates, the accumulation of strain, displacements observed in fault zones, and the temporal variations of physical rock properties fall into the domain of geodesists and geophysicists rather than seismologists. However, seismology in the broadest interpretation of earthquake research requires all observable phenomena of slow-motion dynamics in order to constrain models of focal mechanism and to penetrate deeper into earthquake source physics. Interdisciplinary research is on the way to open us new dimensions in earthquake and earthquake prediction research
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ISBN:9783322863232
9783528084066
DOI:10.1007/978-3-322-86323-2

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