...Gabrielle Tepp; Igor Stubailo; Monica Kohler; Richard Guy; Yousef Bozorgnia Abstract Large music festivals and stadium concerts are known to produce unique vibration signals that resemble harmonic tremor, particularly at frequencies around 1–10 Hz. This study investigates the seismic signals...

...Hengxu Li; Zhaochong Zhang; Ruixuan Zhang; Marc K. Reichow; Zhiguo Cheng; Zhenjie Zhang; M. Santosh Abstract Basalts are ubiquitous mafic rocks found within diverse tectonic settings on Earth. Despite concerted efforts to distinguish tectonic settings through the chemical compositions of basalt...

... be employed to manage fluid flow and reduce the pressure exerted by geothermal fluids in the Solfatara-Pisciarelli area with the aim of minimizing the risk of phreatic eruptions and, concomitantly, reducing uplift and seismicity. This approach requires concerted and cooperative efforts between geoscientists...

... results, in concert with earlier studies, highlight the formation process of natrojarosite and provide insights into detailed mineralogy at the Kutch region and the magnitude of the redox state. The natrojarosite and the associated minerals (including anhydrite and other sulfates) argue for acidic...

... results suggest a feedback between deformation and coupling that may be active or latent in other more complex subduction zones but in concert with or masked by other factors. * [email protected] 30 9 2024 6 12 2024 19 12 2024 © 2025 The Authors 2025 Gold Open Access...

... sedimentation rates are calculated from biostratigraphic data. Relatively rapid sedimentation rates prior to Turonian time (before 91 Ma) lead to the generation of overpressures. These are predicted to have declined, in concert with the sedimentation rate, throughout the Late Cretaceous and Tertiary until...

... magnetic anomaly maps which focus on upper crustal features. In concert, these data have provided the insight to interpret the host structures that together with related seismic and geoscience data, suggest causative mechanisms of the New Madrid seismic zone and other seismogenic regions of the eastern...

...Andrew J. Mantura ABSTRACT Within the scheme of the new global tectonics, each part of the globe is like a ballet dancer, and as in a ballet, each motion must be done in perfect concert. Thus, as one part of the globe is shifted, other parts must shift concurrently to keep the globe in balance...

... interval, the cratonic interior of North America underwent four major onlap-offlap cycles of sedimentation called sequences. Evidently orogeny, epeirogeny, and eustasy act in concert in response to the same driving mechanism, because the timing of orogeny in the geosynclines and of the spread of marine...

...Carleton A. Chapman Abstract Terence Thomas Quirke was born July 23, 1886, in Brighton, Sussex, England. His father, a concert violinist of distinction and a violin teacher, had come to England from Ireland in the early 1860’s. His mother was an accomplished pianist who, with her husband, gave over...

... to apply these techniques in concert and across multiple mineralogical phases within samples, our results provide important constraints on paleoenvironmental conditions in an enigmatic ocean system and will improve interpretations of the overall health of ecosystems leading into the end-Cretaceous mass...