Frequency -magnitude distribution of -3.7 < Mw <1 mining-induced earthquakes around a mining front and b value invariance with post-blast time

Frequency -magnitude distribution of -3.7 < Mw <1 mining-induced earthquakes around a mining front and b value invariance with post-blast time
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采矿前缘周围-3.7 < Mw <1 采矿诱发地震的频率震级分布以及 b 值随爆炸后时间的不变性

DOI:
10.1007/s00024-013-0721-7
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发表时间:
2013
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2
通讯作者:
and H. Ogasawara
and H. Ogasawara
中科院分区:
地球科学3区
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作者:
Naoi;M.;M. Nakatani;S. Horiuchi;Y. Yabe;J. Philipp;T. Kgarume;G. Morema;S. Khambule;T. Masakale;L. Ribeiro;K. Miyakawa;A. Watanabe;K. Otsuki;H. Moriya;O. Murakami;H. Kawakata;N. Yoshimitsu;A. Ward;R. Durrheim;and H. Ogasawara

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