It is generally accepted that tectonic earthquakes may trigger volcanic activity, although the
underlying mechanisms are poorly constrained. Here, we review current knowledge, and …

Abstract The Crooked Lake area in Central Alberta, Canada, became seismically active in
December 2013 with a sequence of earthquakes Mw 2.0 and higher. The earthquakes are …

In this introduction, we review much of the recent work related to stress transfer, earthquake
triggering, and time‐dependent seismic hazard in order to provide context for the special …

The stress field controls patterns of crustal deformation, including which faults are likeliest to
cause earthquakes or transmit fluids. Since the 1950s, maps of maximum horizontal stress …

Successive locations of individual large earthquakes (M w> 5.5) over years to centuries can
be difficult to explain with simple Coulomb stress transfer (CST) because it is common for …

The static coulomb stress hypothesis is a widely known physical mechanism for earthquake
triggering and thus a prime candidate for physics‐based operational earthquake forecasting …

We perform a retrospective forecast experiment on the 1992 Landers sequence comparing
the predictive power of commonly used model frameworks for short‐term earthquake …

We model the spatial and temporal pattern of seismicity during a sequence of moderate‐
magnitude normal faulting earthquakes, which struck in 1997 the Umbria‐Marche sector of …

The paucity of detectable seismicity shadows in the days/months following a main shock has
raised the question as to whether dynamic rather than static triggering could be the main …

We use the Dieterich (1994) physics‐based approach to simulate the spatiotemporal
evolution of seismicity caused by stress changes applied to an infinite population of …