A Non-Poissonian Element in the Seismicity of the Northeastern United States
A Non-Poissonian Element in the Seismicity of the Northeastern United States
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美国东北部地震活动中的非泊松因素
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2002
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A. Kafka
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作者:
J. Ebel;A. Kafka
Earthquakes of M ≥ 2.7 (1975-2000) in the accreted-terranes region of the northeastern United States are more temporally clustered than expected from a random process. This clustering is evident even when aftershocks have been removed from the earthquake catalog. The distances between clustered event pairs are uniformly distributed between 20 km and over 400 km. It is not clear why this clustering is occurring. Curiously, statistically significant temporal clustering was not found for earthquakes from nearby Quebec on the North American craton.
Manuscript received 24 July 2001.