Dynamic triggering of local seismic activity in Georgia by the great 2011 Japan earthquake

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T.Chelidze,N.Zhukova, A.Sborshchikov,D.Tepnadze

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Introduction of new sensitive broadband seismographs, new dense seismic networks and new methods of signal processing lead to the breakthrough in triggering and synchronization studies and formation of a new important domain of earthquake seismology, related to dynamic triggering of local seismicity  by wave trains from remote strong earthquakes. In the paper are considered the peculiarities of triggered seismicity in Georgia on the example of 11.03.2011great Tohoku earthquake in Japan. (M=9,) and moderated earthquake in East Greece (09. 03.2011).
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A.Sborshchikov,D.Tepnadze, T. (2013). Dynamic triggering of local seismic activity in Georgia by the great 2011 Japan earthquake. Journals of Georgian Geophysical Society, 15, 88–97. Retrieved from https://ggs.openjournals.ge/index.php/GGS/article/view/32
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