Seismic Reversal
The SR phenomenon (Shebalin and Keilis-Borok, 1999) :
Zones of relatively high seismic activity
become unusually quiescent while zones
of relatively low seismic activity are
unusually active. This takes place a few
months prior to an approaching strong
earthquake within a distance of about 100
km (i.e. about ten times larger than the
incipient source) from its future epicenter.
Sixth Workshop on Non-Linear
Dynamics and Earthquake Prediction
The Abdus Salam ICTP, Miramare
16/10/2001
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