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      • Fault zone imaging and earthquake detection with dense seismic arrays 

        Li, Zefeng (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2017-07-13)
        Natural earthquakes occur on faults. The relationship between fault zone structures and earthquake behaviors remains one of the most interesting problems in seismology. As an important tool to detect earthquakes and image ...
      • Improved understanding of earthquake interaction with waveform matching method 

        Li, Chenyu (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2020-08-03)
        As one of the most common geological phenomena, earthquake occurs in various tectonic settings, such as fault zone along plate boundaries, volcanoes, and oil/gas production sites. The stress changes caused by large earthquake ...
      • Understanding earthquake triggering and fault slip behavior based on improved earthquake catalogs 

        Yao, Dongdong (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2018-07-27)
        Large earthquakes can alter the subsurface stress field on active faults across broad spatial and temporal windows, which would promote or inhibit slip on these faults. Besides dynamic ruptures during regular earthquakes, ...

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