Abstract We review Reservoir Triggered Seismicity (RTS) in the Koyna-Warna region of
India since the impoundment of the Koyna reservoir in 1962 until the year 2015. We include …

Koyna, located in the Deccan Volcanic Province in western India, is the most significant site
of reservoir triggered seismicity (RTS) globally. The largest RTS event of M 6.3 occurred …

Artificial water reservoir-triggered earthquakes have continued at Koyna in the Deccan
Traps province, India, since the impoundment of the Shivaji Sagar reservoir in 1962. Existing …

Abstract The Koyna-Warna region of western India is one of the most prominent reservoir
triggered seismicity (RTS) sites in the world. A catalogue of 957 earthquakes of M≥ 2.0 …

Exploratory hydrochemical studies were initiated in Koyna, India, to examine the chemical
changes in the deep groundwater due to seismic activity, 2months before the occurrence of …

At the Koyna reservoir in western India, it is observed that earthquakes of magnitude (M) 4–5
are often preceded by well-defined clusters of foreshocks of M≤ 3, referred to as nucleation …

Anthropogenic activities such as gold and coal mining, oil and gas production, filling of
artificial water reservoirs, harnessing of geothermal energy, etc., have induced/triggered …

Earthquake activity is monitored in real time at the Koyna reservoir in western India,
beginning from August 2005 and successful short term forecasts have been made of M~ 4 …

The continued reservoir-triggered seismicity for five decades in Koyna area has been
attributed to southward migration of seismicity (during 1967–1992 near and south of Koyna …

Earthquake prediction in a time domain of a few weeks to months is the ultimate goal of
earth scientists who have been attempting to evaluate seismic, geodetic, hydraulic …