History of Seismology
d. c. agnew

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The 10th-generation international geomagnetic reference field
guo ji di ci yu chao gao ceng da qi wu li xue xie hui di 5 fen hui di ci chang mo xing gong zuo zu ; zhang su qin

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The body force equivalent to an earthquake: a tutorial
j pujol

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shi jie di zhen yi cong zheng gao jian ze
ben kan bian ji bu

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Seismological constraints on the Structure and composition of western Deccan Volcanic Province from converted phases
g. mohan m. r. kumar

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Accelerating seismic release from a selfcorrecting stochastic model
s. c. jaum(e| )

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Real-time seismic monitoring needs of a building owner and the solution
m. celebi a. sanli m. sinclair s. gallant d. radulescu

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Rapid finite-source analysis and near fault strong ground motions: application to the 2003 M_w6. 5 San Simeon and 2004 M_w6. 0 Parkfield earthquakes
d. s. dreger l. gee p. lombard m. h. murray b. romanowicz

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Coseismic strain and the transition to surface afterslip recorded by creepmeters near the 2004 Parkfield epicenter
r. bilham

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Extent, duration and speed of the 2004 Sumatra-Andaman earthquake imaged by the Hi-Net array
m. ishii p. m. shearer h. houston j. e. vidale

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Gravity study through the Tualatin Mountains, Oregon: understanding crustal structure and earthquake ha zards in the Portland urban area
r. j. blakely m. h. beeson k. cruikshank r.e.wells a. johnson k. walsh

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