Koper)ĩ2-1 Monitoring During Crisis (Guest Editors: Kristine L. GEUS and UiB with partners pilot community based seismic stations for cryo. We examine these on a lithospheric scale by application and development of seismological. The Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) operates four permanent BB seismographs in. A reliable assessment of the earthquake hazard requires a fundamental understanding of the underlying geodynamic processes. Now just one small instrument is needed at each location. 38 (in press) Jacobsen, L (2016): Danish seismic research in relation to American nuclear detection effort, in Kris Harper and Matthias Heymann (eds), Exploring Greenland, pp. Evangelidis Giovanni Lanzano Lucia Luzi Lars Ottemöller Helle Pedersen and Reinoud Sleeman)ĩ2-2A 2020 Intermountain West Earthquakes (Guest Editors: Ryan D. Goals and Mission: Within the GFZ, Section 2.4 provides core seismological competence and infra-structure. (2017): Arctic geopolitics and the beginning of earthquake monitoring in Denmark and Greenland, Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland Bulletin vol. Voss)ĩ2-3 European Seismic Networks and Associated Services and Products (Guest Editors: Carlo Cauzzi Susana Custódio Christos P. These events are associated with right-lateral faulting on N-S striking faults arranged side-by-side along the E-W trending zone. 93-2A Puerto Rico Seismicity, Tectonics and the 2020 M 6.4 Earthquake Sequence (Guest Editors: Elizabeth Vanacore, Christa von Hillebrandt Andrade, Daniel Edward MaNamara)ĩ2-5 Arctic and Antarctic Earthquakes (Guest Editors: Myrto Pirli and Peter H. Earthquakes in this area reach the magnitude of roughly 7 and tend to culminate in sequences with duration from a few days to a few years.

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