Comprehensive Research in Earthquake Forecasting and Seismic Hazard Assessment

• Format: eBook
• Language: English
• Published: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
• Subjects: acoustic emission of near-surface rocks; aftershocks sequences; Antarctic Peninsula; apparent resistivity; areas of increased shear deformations; atmospheric electric field; complexity; connected region; correlation; correlations; day length; earthquake; earthquake clustering; earthquake forecasting; earthquake interevent times; earthquake precursors; earthquake prediction; earthquake preparation; earthquake simulator; earthquakes; electromagnetic anomalies; electromagnetic signals; Greek seismicity; infrared remote sensing; interevent times; Kamchatka Peninsula; logistic equation; magnetotellurics; mathematical simulation; mirror triad; multi-channel; multiplicative hybrid models; n/a; nonlinear diffusion equation; northern Adriatic sea; numerical modeling; numerical modelling; Omori epoch; Orca submarine volcano; PGA; PGV; power-law scaling; pre-seismic anomaly; probabilistic forecasting; PSHA; radon concentration; Reference, Information and Interdisciplinary subjects; relative power spectrum; Research and information: general; return period; reverse testing; rock deformation; round-the-world echo; seismic noise; Seymour–Marambio Island; singularity spectrum; source deactivation; spatial distribution; spectral measure of coherence; statistical distributions; statistical methods; statistical seismology; stochastic seismic hazard assessment; strain rates; temporal correlations; time series; time-series analysis; Tsallis entropy; wavelet analysis; wavelet-based Donoho–Johnston index; wavelet-based entropy
• DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-9481-1
• ISBN: 3036594817; 9783036594804; 3036594809; 9783036594811

The reprint "Comprehensive Research in Earthquake Forecasting and Seismic Hazard Assessment" is a collection of articles dealing with various aspects of the physics of seismic processes, earthquake forecasting, and the search for their precursors. All published articles can be roughly divided into three unequal groups according to the number of articles presented. The first group includes theoretical and methodological articles. The second group includes articles confirming one or another model of seismicity behaviour in anticipation of a strong earthquake. Finally, the third and most numerous group of articles consists of those analysing the results of long-term observations of the behaviour of various geophysical fields. We are confident that each of these articles will find an interested reader, and that the collection as a whole deserves the attention of representatives of the scientific community concerned with the problem of earthquake forecasting and the search for their precursors.