National seismological network in India for real‐time earthquake monitoring
Abstract The National Seismological Network (NSN) of India has a history of more than 120
yr. During the last two decades, the NSN has gone through a significant modernization …
yr. During the last two decades, the NSN has gone through a significant modernization …
Crustal velocity and interseismic strain-rate on possible zones for large earthquakes in the Garhwal–Kumaun Himalaya
The possibility of a major earthquake like 2015 Gorkha–Nepal or even greater is anticipated
in the Garhwal–Kumaun region in the Central Seismic Gap of the NW Himalaya. The …
in the Garhwal–Kumaun region in the Central Seismic Gap of the NW Himalaya. The …
Seismic site classification based on H/V spectral ratio from strong ground motion records: the urban areas of Bursa province
KH Coban - Journal of Seismology, 2024 - Springer
It is known that the site classifications are closely related to the damages caused by
earthquakes in areas with increased seismic hazard. Additionally, another important …
earthquakes in areas with increased seismic hazard. Additionally, another important …
Magnitude type conversion models for earthquakes in turkey and its vicinity with machine learning algorithms
In this study, three new regression models are created for magnitude-type conversion with
different machine learning algorithms (linear regression, regression trees, support vector …
different machine learning algorithms (linear regression, regression trees, support vector …
Spatial variability of earthquake hazard parameters, return periods and probabilities of earthquake occurrences in the eastern Himalayan seismic belt
We present a brief atlas of the geographical distribution of earthquake hazard parameters,
return periods and probabilities of exceedance of medium to large earthquakes in a …
return periods and probabilities of exceedance of medium to large earthquakes in a …
A short note on the aftershock duration of strong to major himalayan earthquakes
HK Gupta, R Rekapalli - Journal of the Geological Society of India, 2022 - Springer
Earthquakes of M≥ 5 tend to be locally damaging, specifically when these are the
aftershocks of larger earthquakes, as the main shock would have weakened the structures …
aftershocks of larger earthquakes, as the main shock would have weakened the structures …
Seismicity and magnitude recurrence hazard assessment in Eastern Nepal, Northeast India and Tibet Himalaya
The regions of eastern Nepal, northeast India and Tibet Himalaya (26°-30° N, 85°-97° E) are
one of the most earthquake hazardous areas in the Indian subcontinent. The seismicity of …
one of the most earthquake hazardous areas in the Indian subcontinent. The seismicity of …
Regional relations converting the surface and body wave magnitudes to moment magnitude for Northern Algeria using the general orthogonal regression method
The existence of several magnitude scales in the compiled earthquake catalogs of a specific
region has made the development of regional relations connecting magnitude scales a …
region has made the development of regional relations connecting magnitude scales a …
Probabilistic seismic hazard assessment of Delhi (National Capital Region) and its adjoining region, India
Over the past decade, the Delhi (National Capital Region, NCR) has witnessed significant
growth and has emerged as a vital center for commerce and education. This rapid …
growth and has emerged as a vital center for commerce and education. This rapid …
Probability and recurrence interval of large earthquakes (Mw≥ 6) in the Himalayan seismicity zone
Abstract The Himalayan Mountains are one of the world's most seismically active regions.
Due to the active seismic status of the Himalayan belt and ongoing development activities in …
Due to the active seismic status of the Himalayan belt and ongoing development activities in …