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A first near real-time seismology-based landquake monitoring system

Chao et al., 2017

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6541142248567047298
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Chao W
Wu Y
Zhao L
Chen H
Chen Y
Chang J
Lin C
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Hazards from gravity-driven instabilities on hillslope (termed 'landquake'in this study) are an important problem facing us today. Rapid detection of landquake events is crucial for hazard mitigation and emergency response. Based on the real-time broadband data in Taiwan, we …
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