Linear methods of studying the water level variation related with seismicity

Authors

  • Tamar Jimsheladze
  • George Melikadze
  • Genadi Kobzev
  • Aleksey Benderev
  • Emil Botev

Abstract

The article describes the methods of hydrodynamic observations for monitoring tectonic processes in real time and seismic isolation component. The developed methods are used to extract the geodynamic component of observation data to examine patterns of its distribution in space and time over large areas in the process of preparation of strong earthquakes. For data processing, we have developed a new method on MATLAB (program RestDance) to synthesize the theoretical signal and compare it with the real data of the water level. The article also describes the method of speed and its values to visualize the anomalous behavior of water level during strong earthquakes.

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2015-03-26

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Jimsheladze, T., Melikadze, G., Kobzev, G., Benderev, A., & Botev, E. (2015). Linear methods of studying the water level variation related with seismicity. Journals of Georgian Geophysical Society, 17(A). Retrieved from https://ggs.openjournals.ge/index.php/GGS/article/view/1628

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