Starting from the classical empirical magnitude-energy relationships, in this article, the
derivation of the modern scales for moment magnitude M w and energy magnitude M e is …

3.1. 2.1 Macroseismic intensity 13 3.1. 2.2 Magnitude and early relationships to seismic
energy 13 3.1. 2.3 Scalar seismic and geometric moment, source spectrum, source …

The first seismograph in Iran was installed in 1959, and this marked the beginning of the
national seismic catalog. The seismic network grew with years, but its coverage, the …

A comprehensive catalogue of historical earthquakes, with accurate epicentres and
harmonised magnitudes is a crucial resource for seismic hazard mapping. Here we update …

The primary goal of this work is to catalog all the main earthquake events above magnitude
MW 4.0 in northern Algeria and its surrounding region, specifically for the area between 32 …

Seismicity analysis is very much pertinent for Indian subcontinent and its adjoining region
which is seismically active including many great earthquakes associated with collision and …

A catalog for earthquakes that occurred in western Turkey during the period 1964–2010 is
compiled for achieving homogeneity for magnitudes. Data are obtained from the …

Northeast India and adjoining regions (20°–32° N and 87°–100° E) are highly vulnerable to
earthquake hazard in the Indian sub-continent, which fall under seismic zones V, IV and III in …

The~ 2500 km-long Himalaya plate boundary experienced three great earthquakes during
the past century, but none of them generated any surface rupture. The segments between …

The maximum likelihood estimation method is applied to study the geographical distribution
of earthquake hazard parameters and seismicity in 28 seismogenic source zones of NW …