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Paleoseismology looks at
geologic sediments and rocks, for
signs of
ancient earthquakes. It is used to
supplement seismic monitoring, for the calculation...
- pose
favorable environmental conditions for the
studying of
turbidite paleoseismology.
During an
exploration to the ****an
Trench on
January 1, 1999, a sample...
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features left by
prehistoric earthquakes,
called paleoliquefaction or
paleoseismology, can
reveal information about earthquakes that
occurred before records...
- Earthquakes:
Review of
Quaternary Geochronology and its
Application to
Paleoseismology. US
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, NUREG/CR 5562. Innes, J. L. (1985)...
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infrastructure developed in the
framework of the
INQUA TERPRO Commission on
Paleoseismology and
Active Tectonics.
Earthquake light Electromagnetic field Richter...
- & Sons. ISBN 978-1-118-68812-0. McCalpin,
James P. (2 July 2009).
Paleoseismology.
Academic Press. p. 193. ISBN 978-0-08-091998-0. Hilley,
George E....
- on one another,
paleosol sequences are also
useful in the
field of
paleoseismology.
Paleopedology Paleopedological record Pedogenesis Pedology (soil study)...
- that uses
geology to
infer information regarding past
earthquakes is
paleoseismology. A
recording of
Earth motion as a
function of time,
created by a seismograph...
- time frame. A longer-term
seismic history can be
obtained through paleoseismology. The
results may be in the form of a
ground response spectrum for use...
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known for
research in India's seismotectonics,
earthquake geology,
paleoseismology, archaeoseismology, and
tsunami geology. His
efforts have provided...
