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Short-term Earthquake Prediction Based on Seismic Precursory Electric Signals Recorded on Ground Surface. |
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Fig. 1. EQ Location (colored star, after EMSC)
Fig. 2. M1 tidal variation (black line) v.s time of occurrence (red bar) of the EQ.
Fig. 3. Diurnal (K2) tidal variation (black line) v.s time of occurrence (red bar) of the EQ.
Fig. 4. Expected EQ magnitude due to application of the LSEFM (Lithospheric Seismic Energy Flow Model) on past (since 1941) seismic history of the regional seismogenic area.
Fig. 5. Expected EQ magnitude due to application of the LSEFM (Lithospheric Seismic Energy Flow Model) on past (since 1972) seismic history of the regional seismogenic area.
Fig. 6. Expected EQ magnitude due to application of the LSEFM (Lithospheric Seismic Energy Flow Model) on past (since 1983) seismic history of the regional seismogenic area.
Fig. 7. Expected EQ magnitude due to application of the LSEFM (Lithospheric Seismic Energy Flow Model) on past (since 1992) seismic history of the regional seismogenic area.
Fig. 8. Expected EQ magnitude due to application of the LSEFM (Lithospheric Seismic Energy Flow Model) on past (since 2002) seismic history of the regional seismogenic area.
. Fig. 9. Expected EQ magnitude due to application of the LSEFM (Lithospheric Seismic Energy Flow Model) on past (since 2006) seismic history of the regional seismogenic area.
Fig. 10. Expected EQ magnitude due to application of the LSEFM (Lithospheric Seismic Energy Flow Model) on past (since 2015) seismic history of the regional seismogenic area.
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