In this paper the seismicity of Finland has been re-evaluated on the basis of a new regional
magnitude scale, which gives somewhat lower magnitude values than the previously used …

This paper presents a detailed study of teleseismically and locally recorded foreshocks and
aftershocks of the 1978 Thessaloniki earthquake sequence and discusses the relations …

abstract The earthquakes of 1974 in Borgarfördur occurred west of the mid-Atlantic plate
boundary in Iceland. The earthquake sequence lasted more than 2 months and was a …

The South Iceland Seismic Zone (SISZ) is located at the junction of three rift segments in
southwestern Iceland. The presence of different types of faulting and of differently orientated …

Even if the intraplate areas of Scandinavia and Greenland have only experienced small
earthquakes within the time of human tale, we can learn 4 lessons from these regions. In a …

The earthquakes in Kaliningrad, West Russia on the 21st of September 2004 were
unexpected in a seismically quiet area. The main shock of magnitude mb= 5 was widely felt …

The geology of SW-Iceland is characterized by alternating basaltic lava units, hyaloclastite
formations, postglacial sedimentary filled valleys and alluvial plains, as well as highly …

Three large earthquakes (Mw> 4.5) were triggered within 5 min, 85 km west of a Mw 6.5
earthquake in the South Iceland Seismic Zone (SISZ). We report on surface effects of these …

We observe postseismic deformation on two spatiotemporal scales following Mw= 6.5
earthquakes in the south Iceland seismic zone on 17 and 21 June 2000. We see a rapidly …

Seher & Main claim to make a statistical evaluation of successful stress-forecast of the time
and magnitude of an earthquake in SW Iceland. A statistical evaluation of the data would be …