Moment‐ration imaging of seismic regions for earthquake prediction
Cinna Lomnitz
Abstract
Cinna Lomnitz
Abstract
An algorithm for predicting large earthquakes is proposed. The reciprocal ratio (mri) of the residual seismic moment to the total moment release in a region is used for imaging seismic moment precursors. Peaks in mri predict recent major earthquakes, including the 1985 Michoacán, 1985 central Chile, and 1992 Eureka, California earthquakes.
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An algorithm for predicting large earthquakes is proposed. The reciprocal ratio (mri) of the residual seismic moment to the total moment release in a region is used for imaging seismic moment precursors. Peaks in mri predict recent major earthquakes, including the 1985 Michoacán, 1985 central Chile, and 1992 Eureka, California earthquakes.
Key concepts: Seismology, Seismic moment, Geology, Moment (physics), Moment magnitude scale, Residual, Earthquake prediction, Geophysical imaging