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Source Processes and Dynamic Rupture Models of Three Inland Earthquakes in the Northwestern Chubu District, Central Honshu Japan
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Mikami, Naoya
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Two-layered structure in the lowermost mantle beneath the southwestern Pacific
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Yamada, Akira
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Seismic hazard assessment of the Philippines using historical and recent earthquake data
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Maria Leonila P.Bautista
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Seismotectonic study of the Philippine region using seismicity and focal mechanism data
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Bartolome C.Bautista
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Study on increase of electromagnetic noises before and after the 1995 Hyogo-ken Nanbu earthquake
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Yamada, Toshiharu
Published 2014
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Significance of fault geometry in earthquake rupture process
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Kase, Yuko
Published 2014
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Multi-trace receiver function inversion of nearby deep earthquake waveforms to estimate S wave volocity structure of the crust and uppermost mantle
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Shibutani, Takuo
Published 2009
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