Titlebook: Computational Earthquake Science Part II; Andrea Donnellan,Peter Mora,Xiang-chu Yin Book 2004 Springer Basel AG 2004 aftershock.assimilati

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Computational Earthquake Science Part IIearthquake precursory phenomena and the earthquake cycle. They will have direct application to earthquake hazard studies and earthquake engineering, and the potential to yield spin-offs in sectors such as mining, geophysical exploration, high performance computing, material science, and geotechnical

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On The Effects Of Non-planar Geometry for Blind Thrust Faults on Strong Ground Motion can change 1-Hz peak velocities by up to a factor of 2-3 near the fault. Our tests suggest that the differences in waveform are larger on the hanging wall compared to those on the footwall, although the differences in amplitude are larger in the forward rupture direction (footwall). The results imp

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Finite-element Simulation of Seismic Ground Motion with a Voxel Meshs 1.2 ~ 1.4 times longer computation time. The voxel mesh can be generated considerably faster than the popular tetrahedral mesh. Both ground motions and static displacements due to a point or line source can be calculated using the voxel FEM approach. Comparisons with the reflectivity method and th

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A Parallel Implementation of the Lattice Solid Model for the Simulation of Rock Mechanics and Earthqe models with several millions of particles have shown that the parallel implementation of the Lattice Solid Model can achieve a high parallel-efficiency of about 80% for large numbers of processors on different computer architectures.

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Spatio-temporal Scanning and Statistical Test of the Accelerating Moment Release (AMR) Model Using Ahere AMR was observed but no large event followed. The relationship between AMR and Load-Unload Response Ratio (LURR) was studied. Both methods predict similar critical region sizes, however, the critical point time using AMR is slightly earlier than the time of the critical point LURR anomaly.

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Interplate Coupling in the Kanto District, Central Japan, and the Boso Peninsula Silent Earthquake iterplate coupling. The GPS data also detected a silent earthquake event on the interface of the Philippine Sea slab east of the Boso Peninsula in the middle of May, 1996. The silent rupture propagated over a 50 km * 50 km wide area during about a week. The maximum slip was approximately 50 mm and th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8081-6he kilometer length scale. Observational evidence of the earth indicates that at least the first three of the elements, geometry, material, and stress, can vary over many scale dimensions. Future research on earthquake rupture dynamics needs to consider at which length scales these features are significant in affecting rupture propagation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-98469-2 effect of the incoherent field via statistical modelling. We will discuss wavelet properties and how they can be utilized and integrated in handling large-scale problems in earthquake physics and other nonlinear phenomena in the geosciences.

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