Global review of human-induced earthquakes

Global frequency of magnitude 9 earthquakes

For decades seismologists have sought causal relationships between maximum earthquake sizes and other properties of subduction zones, with the underlying notion that some subduction zones may never produce a magnitude ~9 or larger event. The 2004 Andaman Mw 9.2 earthquake called into question such ideas. Given multicentury return times of the greatest earthquakes, ignorance of those return time...

Magnitude Scaling of Induced Earthquakes

Presented are the results of an earthquake magnitude homogenization exercise for several datasets of induced earthquakes. The result of this exercise is to show that homogeneous computation of earthquake momentand local-magnitude is useful in hazard assessment of Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGSs). Data include records from EGSs in Basel (Switzerland), Soultz (France) and Cooper Basin (Australi...

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rEVIEW one-dimensional dynamical Modeling of Earthquakes: A review

Studies of the power-law relations of seismicity and earthquake source parameters based on the one-dimensional (1-D) Burridge-Knopoff’s (BK) dynamical lattice model, especially those studies conducted by Taiwan’s scientists, are reviewed in this article. In general, velocityand/or state-dependent friction is considered to control faulting. A uniform distribution of breaking strengths (i.e., the...

Mathematical Models of Human-induced Global Change