Titlebook: Nonlinear Dynamics of the Lithosphere and Earthquake Prediction; Vladimir I. Keilis-Borok,Alexandre A. Soloviev Book 2003 Springer-Verlag

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Fundamentals of Earthquake Prediction: Four Paradigms,in a decade, a catastrophic earthquake occurs. The vulnerability of our world to earthquakes is rapidly growing due to well-known global trends: proliferation of high-risk construction, such as nuclear power plants, high dams, radioactive waste disposals, lifelines, etc.; deterioration of the ground

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Hierarchical Models of Seismicity,s present chapter focuses on the scaling properties of seismicity and its relation to earthquake prediction. Different hierarchical models of seismicity are used to show the theoretical basis and the origin of conclusions drawn in this chapter.

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Earthquake Prediction,nized scientific discipline. The desire to find tools that would permit forecasting the phenomenon under study is so natural that, as early as 1880, John Milne, a famous British engineer-seismologist and the inventor of the seismometer, defined earthquake prediction as one of the pivotal problems of

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Earthquake Prediction Strategies: A Theoretical Analysis, as optimization of the goal function γ. The two types of γ discussed are at the research phase and application phase of prediction incorporating economics. In both cases, we find the structure of prediction strategies that optimize γ. The error diagram and specific techniques used in prediction pra