Properties of three seismic events in September 2017 in the northern Korean Peninsula from moment tensor inversion

In September 2017 three noticeable seismic events occurred in the northern Korean Peninsula （Fig. 1; Table 1）. Democratic People＇s Republic of Korea （DPRK） authorities announced that the first M6.3 event on September 3rd was a ＂successfully conducted hydrogen-bomb test＂. The M4.6 event, some 8 min f...

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Published inScience bulletin Vol. 62; no. 23; pp. 1569 - 1571
Main Authors Han, Libo, Wu, Zhongliang, Jiang, Changsheng, Liu, Jie
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Netherlands Elsevier B.V 15.12.2017
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Summary:In September 2017 three noticeable seismic events occurred in the northern Korean Peninsula （Fig. 1; Table 1）. Democratic People＇s Republic of Korea （DPRK） authorities announced that the first M6.3 event on September 3rd was a ＂successfully conducted hydrogen-bomb test＂. The M4.6 event, some 8 min followed, was regarded as an implosion.
Bibliography:Properties of three seismic ; moment tensor inversion
In September 2017 three noticeable seismic events occurred in the northern Korean Peninsula （Fig. 1; Table 1）. Democratic People＇s Republic of Korea （DPRK） authorities announced that the first M6.3 event on September 3rd was a ＂successfully conducted hydrogen-bomb test＂. The M4.6 event, some 8 min followed, was regarded as an implosion.
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ISSN:2095-9273
2095-9281
DOI:10.1016/j.scib.2017.11.007