Repeating earthquakes recorded by Liaoning Regional Seismograph Network

Automatic classification of seismic events within a regional seismograph network

14 Immediate Triggering of Small Repeating Earthquakes at Parkfield

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Deep-Focus Repeating Earthquakes in the Tonga–Fiji Subduction Zone

Abstract Deep-focus earthquakes in the Tonga–Fiji subduction zone make up greater than 66% of the globally recorded deep seismicity. The high number of deep-focus seismicity in this active subduction zone allows us to search for deep-focus similar earthquake pairs and repeating earthquakes. We compile a waveform dataset for deep earthquakes with magnitude above 4.7 occurring in the Tonga–Fiji–K...

Repeating deep earthquakes: evidence for fault reactivation at great depth.

We have identified three groups of deep earthquakes showing nearly identical waveforms in the Tonga slab. Relocation with a cross-correlation method shows that each cluster is composed of 10 to 30 earthquakes along a plane 10 to 30 kilometers in length. Some of the earthquakes are colocated, demonstrating repeated rupture of the same fault, and one pair of events shows identical rupture complex...

Scale-Free Network of Earthquakes

The district of southern California is divided into small cubic cells. Each cell is regarded as a vertex of a random graph, when earthquakes with any values of magnitude occur therein. Successive earthquakes define an edge and a loop. Then, the seismic data are analyzed from the viewpoint of an evolving random network. It is found that the distribution of connectivities in the earthquake networ...