Capital Circle Underground Fluid Monitoring and Earthquake Prediction

Author: Cheryun Tai et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book systematically summarizes the history and current status of earthquake precursor monitoring of underground fluids in this region, the normal dynamic types and characteristics of various measurement items, and earthquake prediction techniques, and looks forward to a promising future. The book is systematic, providing a comprehensive introduction from observation to analysis, from scientific thinking to methodological exploration. It is also informative, discussing fundamental data from networks and various in a practical manner, making it a working manual for future monitoring and prediction work. The book is practical, outlining practical steps and methods for every aspect of earthquake monitoring and prediction, from network deployment to observation, data generation, understanding normal dynamics, recognizing anomalies, and earthquake prediction. The book is innovative, proposing new insights and methods in scientific thinking for prediction, seismic analysis and forecasting methods, and the development of underground fluid science. Therefore, it is a valuable scientific monograph worth reading.