... of these methods, subsidence was mitigated and even disappeared in the central city. However, population growth, urban expansion, and increased agricultural and industrial outputs have resulted in a shortage of water in the suburban zone of the TJP. The subsidence funnels have been transferred from central Tianjin...

.... The seismic gap is centered in Tianjin, a city in the North China Basin with a population of 11 million and located ∼100 km from Beijing, which has a population of 22 million. Current data indicate that the recurrence interval of major earthquakes along the Tangshan-Hejian-Cixian fault is 6700–10,800 yr...

... earthquake (M 8.0) zone based on single-fold deep seismic reflection and shallow seismic reflection profiling,” Chinese J. Geophys , vol. 54 , pp . 1251 – 1259 , 2011 . 48 “Report on high precision shallow seismic exploration results of high magnitude potential sources in Beijing and Tianjin area...

.... According to the M L ‐yield scaling law for small mining explosions in Beijing, China ( Zheng et al. , 2006 ), the yields of events 1 and 2 were estimated to be nearly 16.7 and 60.0 t, respectively. The Tianjin explosions can be clearly identified from seismic waveforms recorded by regional seismic...

... fronts. Basin‐induced surface waves from the four bowl‐shaped basins in the study area amplify and prolongate ground motions, particularly within the basin between Tianjin and Beijing. Two basins at the two ends of the seismic gap cause large‐amplitude velocity pulses. Within the major basin between...

...Lei Sun; Xingyu Liu Compared to the numerous studies on the public’s seismic preparedness, few studies have focused on actual behavioral responses to earthquakes. According to an investigation of immediate public behavioral responses to an earthquake in the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region of China...

... Press , Tianjin , 35 – 45 . Xue Y. Xie C. 2008 . Groundwater Numerical Simulation . Science Press , Beijing , 23 – 118 . Zhang D. Zheng S. Sun Y. Ji J. 1994 . Geographic Information System Technology and the Application in Prediction of Coalmine...

...Keqin Tian; Yanmin Shi; Ruozhe Qin; N.J. McMillan; P.J. Lee RÉSUMÉ Le bassin sédimentaire de la région de Huanghua est un fossé tertiaire faisant partie d’un bassin composé de Bohai situé à environ 160 km au sud-est de Beijing, République de la Chine Populaire. Le bassin de Bohai est limité au sud...

... and Pogonophora from the Huainan of Anhui Province : Bulletin of the Tianjin Institute of Geology and Mineral Resources , 6 . 9 – 22 . Wang , H. , 1985 , Atlas of the Palaeogeography of China : Cartographic Publishing House , Beijing , 85 p. Wang , Y. , S. , Lu , Z. , Gao , W...

... are regarded as a continuous medium; thus, the water flow, temperature conduction, and stress transfer inside the rock skeleton are considered one continuous process. The study area is located in the Shanlingzi geothermal field in the Panzhuang uplift zone of Dongli District. Tianjin...

... earthquakes in general remain poorly understood ( Stein and Liu, 2009 ; Yin et al. , 2015 ; Liu and Stein, 2016 ). Those in the North China, such as the Tangshan earthquake, occur near huge populations (7.6 million in Tangshan, 15.5 million in Tianjin, and 21.7 million in Beijing) and represent significant...

... the southeastern margin of the North China craton. It is bounded by the north-northeast–trending Tan-Lu fault zone in the west and by the Dabie-Sulu ultrahigh- pressure metamorphic zone to the south ( Fig. 1 ). Supracrustal rocks in the northwestern part of the Jiaodong Peninsula comprise both metamorphosed...

... of the Analytic Hierarchy Process . Tianjin University Press , Tianjin , 35 – 45 [in Chinese] . Zhang , D. , Zheng , S. et al. 1994 . Geographic Information System Technology and the Application in Prediction of Coalmine Water Disaster . China University of Mining and Technology , Beijing...

... variation on simulated mineral reactions and reaction rates was of Surface-Earth System Science (ISESS) of published in Applied Geochemistry (doi: 10.1016/j. Tianjin University (China). He is Policy Officer apgeochem.2020.104852) and is featured together with the Emerging at the National Institute...

... in Tianjin City (40°1’54.8’’N, 117°17’22.4’’E) The Jixian Yanhe tungsten deposit is situated in the middle of the Yanshan subsidence belt, the west wing of the Malanyu anticline, the southwest section of the Panshan short-axis anticline, and the southern border of the contact zone of the Panshan rock...

.... The exposed Palaeozoic fault zones have been reactivated by Mesozoic-Cenozoic compressional events, which are the long-distance expression of orogenies at the southern margin of Asia. Latest Palaeozoic and Mesozoic events reactivated a larger number of fault zones than have been affected by the Cenozoic India...

..., L., Li, K.W., Li, H.Q., and Huang, X., 2019 , Karst Geothermal System in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Plain of North China: PROCEEDINGS, 44th Workshop on Geothermal...

... by the Tianjin branch of CNOOC Ltd. Root-mean-square (RMS) amplitude attributes were extracted along the time slice. The stratigraphic frameworks were interpreted based on 3-D seismic and well log data. Eight QHD29 gas samples were collected and analyzed for chemical composition, and four gas samples were...

... regionally extensive nonchannelized sublacustrine fans (i.e., mass-transport complexes) with areas of 75 to 180 km 2 . Major extrabasinal paleodrainage systems, synrift to postrift transition, sufficient water depths of tens to hundreds of meters, and syndepositional slope-break zones are favorable...