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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-0058-5 caused extensive damage. Thousands of homes were reduced to rubble, but there was no loss of life. This is because the “beast” did not appear suddenly, since, as explained below, the population had been informed from the beginning of September that large earthquakes would occur in this region in th

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A Nexus Approach for Sustainable Developmentbasis of the telegram sent by the VAN team to the Greek Government. A year later, in 1989, Professor Tazieff’s book . (.) was released in France by the publisher Hachette (Figure 7.1) in French and it was later translated into other languages, such as English, Chinese, etc. It was also translated in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-07488-2f the Earth’s Electric Field Variations Related to Earthquakes”. It took place in Athens, lasted for three days (6–8 February 1990) and its main purpose was “to assess the results so far of the VAN investigation”. The conference was organized by the Solid State Section of the Department of Physics o

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lomio in 1988. A summary of the events of 1988, mentioned in Chapter 6, appears in the top time-chart of Figure 9.1 indicated by A. It is in fact Figure 28 from page 346 of the article entitled “Latest aspects on earthquake prediction in Greece, based on Seismic Electric Signals (SES)” (Varotsos and

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230306936 detected a few hours to several months before the earthquake. This information is obviously very important if one compares this relatively short time-window with the usual statistical estimates of the seismologists, for example that an earthquake will occur in an area after 30 years plus or minus 1

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