A wide variety of electromagnetic phenomena possibly related with earthquake (EQ) preparation processes have been reported in the literature during the last few decades. An interesting aspect in their study is the time series analysis of the related observables aiming at the investigation of any embedded dynamics. In this review article we focus on the study of fracto-electromagnetic emissions (fracto-EME) at the MHz band, the ultra-low frequency (ULF) magnetic field variations (<3 Hz) and the subionospheric very low frequency (VLF) propagation anomalies. We present recent analysis results for these electromagnetic signals using two independent methods which are known for their ability to uncover critical dynamics, the recently proposed met...
International audienceAnalysis of the low frequency fluctuations of the magnetic and electric fields...
The perturbations of the ionosphere which are observed prior to significant earthquakes (EQs) have l...
Based on the study of pre-seismic very high frequency (VHF) and very low frequency (VLF) electromagn...
The nonlinear criticality of ultra-low frequency (ULF) magnetic variations is investigated before a ...
The nonlinear criticality of ultra-low frequency (ULF) magnetic variations is investigated before a ...
The seismo-electromagnetic phenomena (SEMG) are integrated in a relatively recent research field tha...
We compare the precursory behaviour of crustal movements with electromagnetic signatures for the 201...
We report on our observation of pulse-like electromagnetic signals in the frequency range 1∼10 kHz t...
International audienceElectromagnetic anomalies (EMA) covering a wide range of frequencies from ULF,...
When a heterogeneous material is strained, its evolution toward breaking is characterized by the nuc...
An important question in geophysics is whether earthquakes (EQs) can be anticipated prior to their o...
When a heterogeneous material is strained, its evolution toward breaking is characterized by the nuc...
The Very Low Frequency (VLF) radio waves in the frequency range 3-30 kHz propagating in the earth io...
International audienceAnalysis of the low frequency fluctuations of the magnetic and electric fields...
International audienceAnalysis of the low frequency fluctuations of the magnetic and electric fields...
International audienceAnalysis of the low frequency fluctuations of the magnetic and electric fields...
The perturbations of the ionosphere which are observed prior to significant earthquakes (EQs) have l...
Based on the study of pre-seismic very high frequency (VHF) and very low frequency (VLF) electromagn...
The nonlinear criticality of ultra-low frequency (ULF) magnetic variations is investigated before a ...
The nonlinear criticality of ultra-low frequency (ULF) magnetic variations is investigated before a ...
The seismo-electromagnetic phenomena (SEMG) are integrated in a relatively recent research field tha...
We compare the precursory behaviour of crustal movements with electromagnetic signatures for the 201...
We report on our observation of pulse-like electromagnetic signals in the frequency range 1∼10 kHz t...
International audienceElectromagnetic anomalies (EMA) covering a wide range of frequencies from ULF,...
When a heterogeneous material is strained, its evolution toward breaking is characterized by the nuc...
An important question in geophysics is whether earthquakes (EQs) can be anticipated prior to their o...
When a heterogeneous material is strained, its evolution toward breaking is characterized by the nuc...
The Very Low Frequency (VLF) radio waves in the frequency range 3-30 kHz propagating in the earth io...
International audienceAnalysis of the low frequency fluctuations of the magnetic and electric fields...
International audienceAnalysis of the low frequency fluctuations of the magnetic and electric fields...
International audienceAnalysis of the low frequency fluctuations of the magnetic and electric fields...
The perturbations of the ionosphere which are observed prior to significant earthquakes (EQs) have l...
Based on the study of pre-seismic very high frequency (VHF) and very low frequency (VLF) electromagn...