...Dongdong Yao; Yihe Huang; Jeffrey L. Fox Abstract We present a detailed analysis of the 10 June 2019 M L 4.0 Ohio earthquake sequence, which is the largest earthquake that struck Lake County, northeastern Ohio, since 1986. This sequence is well recorded by local seismic networks, which provides...

... and water level variations before the 2019 Ohio sequence, suggesting that water level fluctuations do not modulate long‐term seismicity. However, we cannot fully rule out the impact of increasing water level on reactivating the fault that hosted the 2019 Ohio earthquake sequence because of the uncertainty...

.... * Corresponding author: [email protected] 18 January 2019 © Seismological Society of America The central and eastern United States has experienced a significant increase in earthquakes induced by hydrocarbon‐related hydraulic fracturing or wastewater injection during the past decade...

... © Seismological Society of America The 91st Annual Meeting of the Eastern Section of the Seismological Society of America (ES‐SSA) was held in Columbus, Ohio, on 3–5 November 2019. Fifty‐one scientists participated in multiple sessions covering topics such as seismicity, earthquake...

... . Ohio Administrative Code , 2017 , Ohio State regulation 1501:9-3-06, accessed December 29, 2019, http://codes.ohio.gov/oac/1501%3A9-3-06 . Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Oil and Gas Resource Management , 2014 , Recent earthquake epicenters in Ohio : Ohio Department...

... al. , 2014 ), British Columbia ( Babaie Mahani et al. , 2017 ), Alberta ( Schultz, Stern, et al. , 2015 ; Schultz, Mei, et al. , 2015 ), Ohio ( Skoumal et al. , 2015 ), Oklahoma ( Skoumal, Ries, et al. , 2018 ), Arkansas ( Yoon et al. , 2017 ), Texas, and China ( Lei et al. , 2019 ). Some...

..., and Ohio (Fig.  1 ). Seismic data were collected starting in October 2013 and ending in October 2016. We deployed 28 broadband seismic sensors, with continuous data recording, and relied on natural (passive) earthquake sources. MT data were collected between October 2015 and May 2016, with each of the 25...

... Department of Homeland Security (IDHS), 2019 ). This study extends the results of that project and estimates the risk for the state of Indiana and major Indiana cities associated with various seismic sources in and around the state, and the potential for earthquake secondary effects of liquefaction...

... of informing mitigation efforts and post-earthquake inspection procedures. Abbie B Liel, Department of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder, Boulder, CO 80309, USA. Email: [email protected] 30 9 2019 23 3 2020 © The Author(s) 2020...

... seismicity models. Earthquake catalogs were updated through 2022 using the methodology of Mueller (2019) , which merges preexisting input catalogs, removes duplicates, explosions, and mining‐related seismicity, and calculates a uniform moment magnitude. Some of the methodological catalog development changes...

... ( AGS, 2019 ). (d) Timeline of the earthquakes (pink circles) overlaying monthly injection volumes (colored bars). (e) The temporal relation between injection activities and earthquakes by the ReshuffleCorr analysis. CC, Correlation Coefficients. The color version of this figure is available only...

... for pore-pressure variation needed to induce reactivation ( Zoback, 2012 ; Ellsworth, 2013 ; Huang et al., 2017 ; Hennings et al., 2019 ). In Youngstown, Ohio, a series of low-magnitude (Mw 0.0–3.9) earthquakes have been determined to be triggered by increased pore pressure along preexisting...

... of Jackson (population 68,114) ( Figure 1 ) may be affected by both earthquake ground shaking and liquefaction in the event of future large New Madrid earthquakes ( Chiu et al., 1992 ; Cox et al., 2001 , 2006 , 2013 ; Tuttle et al., 2002 , 2019 ; Cramer, 2006 ; Csontos and Van Arsdale, 2008 ; Cramer...

... the feasibility of using fiber‐optic cable to monitor activities and events such as passing traffic or earthquakes ( Ajo‐Franklin et al. , 2019 ; Lindsey et al. , 2020 ; Shen and Zhu, 2021b ). Most of these studies use a technique called distributed acoustic sensing (DAS), which can be deployed on existing...

... of earthquakes induced by HF are smaller than those induced by WD, the largest magnitude events correlated with HF activities has increased recently to include an M w  4.6 in Canada ( Atkinson et al. , 2016 ) and an M L  5.7 in China ( Lei et al. , 2019 ). The potential for these larger...

...) with an average spacing, Δ d , of 30 m has been deployed in Belmont County, Ohio, for one month since 23 August 2013 (Fig.  6 ). The passive data records include local high‐frequency quarry blasts and global earthquakes. Figure 6. Image from Google Earth showing the location and configuration (inset...