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An earthquake originating under the sea floor. [sea + (earth)quake.] seaquake [ˈsiːˌkweɪk]. n. (Earth Sciences / Geological Science) Obsolete an agitation...
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Article about earthquakes at sea. Seaquakes; Article #164 This column is provided as a public service by the Geophysical Institute, University of Alaska Fairbanks, in cooperation with the UAF research community. T. Neil Davis is a seismologist at the institute.
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That was the year Eberhart Rudolph, Professor of Geophysics at the University of Strasburg in Germany, published the first part of his detail work on seaquakes in the prestigious German geophysical journal, Beitrage zur Geophysik.
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Seaquakes above the epicenter of a seafloor earthquake different in intensity depending on several variables the least of which is the magnitude of the earthquake. One of the most influential factors determining the intensity felt by the whales is the depth the earthquake hypocenter (focus).
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As a study on the effects of seaquakes to marine structures, one has been .... In order to grasp the effects of floating structures due to seaquakes, the...
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An earthquake at the sea bed - submarine earthquake. Derived forms: seaquakes. Type of: earthquake, quake, seism, temblor. Encyclopedia: Seaquake. Nearest...
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Seaquake is caused by propagation of seismic motion of sea-bed through seawater. Although aseismatic design has been providing applicable marine structures...
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Seaquakes were detected by sonobuoys launched from the R/V THOMAS WASHINGTON 20 km south of the Galapagos spreading center at 1°N, 86°W on June 30, 1972. The recordings were analyzed for signal arrival time, sound pressure level and frequency.
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In addition to energy from the TNT shots, unusual bursts of noise due to "seaquakes" were noted on some of the records. Of the 27 seaquakes monitored, only one is noted on the USC & GS cards. The rest may have come from local disturbances or Krakatoa.
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