Seismology: The secret chatter of giant faults

Naomi Lubick
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Nature, 2010, vol. 466, issue 7304, 312-313

Abstract: An imminent swarm of tiny quakes beneath western North America could help seismologists prepare for a big one — but only if they can learn to interpret the tremors, finds Naomi Lubick.

Date: 2010
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