Add to ORKGEarthquake is the passage of vibrations (seismic wave) that spread out in all directions from the source of the disturbance when rocks are suddenly disturbed. An earthquake is caused by sudden slip on a fault which itself described by epicenter, focus, focal depth, after shock, fore shock, magnitude of earthquake, intensity of an earthquake and intensity. Elastic rebound model is a useful guide to how an earthquake may occur. This manuscript reviews the rock responses to stress and the relationship between faults and earthquake. It also reviews the types of earthquake, earthquake seismology, differences between seismic refraction and reflection as well as basic Physics behind an earthquake phenomenon
Many major faults separate two tectonic plates that slowly move past each other in opposite directio...
Many major faults separate two tectonic plates that slowly move past each other in opposite directio...
In the last two decades, due to disasters happening around the world have been recorded precisely. P...
Earthquake is the passage of vibrations (seismic wave) that spread out in all directions from the so...
An earthquake (also known as a quake, tremor or temblor) is the result of a sudden release of energy...
The objectives of this part of the course will to be gain an understanding of the science of earthqu...
An earthquake (also known as a quake, tremor or temblor) is the result of a sudden release of energy...
For centuries, earth scientists have known where the major earthquakes occurred. They also knew they...
An earthquake is the shaking of the surface of the Earth, resulting from the sudden release of energ...
Understanding the physico-chemical processes controlling faulting and earthquake generation is essen...
The great majority of earthquakes are caused by the movement of faults. Two terms are used to determ...
oai:ojs2.sriopenjournals.com:article/32Earthquakes are one of the most destructive mother-nature dis...
The great majority of earthquakes are caused by the movement of faults. Two terms are used to determ...
Understanding the physico-chemical processes controlling faulting and earthquake generation is essen...
Understanding the physico-chemical processes controlling faulting and earthquake generation is essen...
Many major faults separate two tectonic plates that slowly move past each other in opposite directio...
Many major faults separate two tectonic plates that slowly move past each other in opposite directio...
In the last two decades, due to disasters happening around the world have been recorded precisely. P...
Earthquake is the passage of vibrations (seismic wave) that spread out in all directions from the so...
An earthquake (also known as a quake, tremor or temblor) is the result of a sudden release of energy...
The objectives of this part of the course will to be gain an understanding of the science of earthqu...
An earthquake (also known as a quake, tremor or temblor) is the result of a sudden release of energy...
For centuries, earth scientists have known where the major earthquakes occurred. They also knew they...
An earthquake is the shaking of the surface of the Earth, resulting from the sudden release of energ...
Understanding the physico-chemical processes controlling faulting and earthquake generation is essen...
The great majority of earthquakes are caused by the movement of faults. Two terms are used to determ...
oai:ojs2.sriopenjournals.com:article/32Earthquakes are one of the most destructive mother-nature dis...
The great majority of earthquakes are caused by the movement of faults. Two terms are used to determ...
Understanding the physico-chemical processes controlling faulting and earthquake generation is essen...
Understanding the physico-chemical processes controlling faulting and earthquake generation is essen...
Many major faults separate two tectonic plates that slowly move past each other in opposite directio...
Many major faults separate two tectonic plates that slowly move past each other in opposite directio...
In the last two decades, due to disasters happening around the world have been recorded precisely. P...