This paper presents the overall procedure followed in order to assemble the most recent pan-
European strong-motion databank: Reference Database for Seismic Ground-Motion in …

The study of anthropogenic seismicity began when earthquakes were first felt in
Johannesburg in 1894 (McDonald, 1982); by 1908 these events had been attributed to the …

Over the last few decades, it has become clear that various human activities have the
potential to generate seismic activity. Examples include subsurface waste injection, reservoir …

Histograms of fault dips have been compiled for moderate to large (M> 5.5) reverse-slip
intracontinental earthquakes with the slip-vector raking 90±30° in the fault plane. The …

We examine the hypothesis proposed in recent years by several authors that the crust is in a
self‐organized critical (SOC) state. This hypothesis has been suggested on the basis of the …

In this study, we investigate the recent and active tectonics of the Turan and South Kazakh
platforms in western central Asia. This area, which has been considered stable during the …

Reconnaissance of scismic activity in the area of the three MS∼ 7 Gazli earthquakes (8 April
and 17 May 1976 and 19 March 1984) was carried out during May through June 1991 as …

The seismicity rate triggered by the Muzaffarabad, Kashmir, 2005 M w 7.6, M s 7.7
earthquake is above the average when analyzing the aftershock rate of the 18 M s≥ 7.0 …

In this paper is presented hydro-geodynamics and geodynamics in the South Urals.
Seismicity and geodynamics induced by hydrocarbon production by summarizing the …

Occurrence of intraplate earthquakes have been related either to reactivation of preexisting
zones of weakness in a uniformly oriented regional stress field or to local stress changes …