Premonitory Changes in Seismic Velocities and Prediction of Earthquakes
NaturePublished 1 January 1973
Yash Aggarwal, Lynn R. Sykes, J. G. Armbruster, Marc L. Sbar
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Abstract
Large premonitory changes in ratio of seismic P and S velocities correlate with time of occurrence and size of earthquakes at Blue Mountain Lake, New York. These changes may be related to the opening of cracks or to changes in pore pressure.
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