Sentence examples for based on seismic data from inspiring English sources

For the remaining two years, they let the computer estimate intensity based on seismic data alone.

But those estimates are based on seismic data that is, in some cases, more than 30 years old.

A senior Obama administration official said Monday afternoon that based on seismic data alone, officials estimated the explosion at "several kilotons".

Based on seismic data and information gleaned from oil wells near the refuge, the United States Geological Survey has estimated that technologically recoverable oil in the area is about 7.7 billion barrels.

Based on seismic data from 1989, the NRC expects the number of events causing damage to a reactor's core to be an incredibly minuscule 0.0000038 per year equivalent to a reactor failing, on average, once every 260,000 years.

With these correlations, acoustic data could provide useful information about recognizing the depositional textures of reef complexes, which is crucial to predict facies of the reef complexes based on seismic data.

Our final case is that of simulating a geological fold, based on seismic field data.

In this study, we investigate the local site effects in an area extending from the central to the northern parts of Kumamoto City, based mainly on seismic data obtained from temporary seismic observations conducted immediately after the 2016 Kumamoto earthquake foreshock.

In order to locate prospects in synclinal areas of Lishu Depression, this study analyzes the structural development of the Qikeshu syncline, describes the sedimentary facies, the sandbody distribution patterns and localizes potential Lishu Depression traps in the syncline based on seismic and well data.

Therefore, it meets the need for seismologists to be able to select waveform data based on seismic waveform features as well as sensor geolocations and temporal specifications.

The maximum model slip was ~65 m, which is slightly larger than the 25 60 m in most previous results based on seismic waveform, geodetic, and tsunami data (Ozawa et al. 2011; Simons et al. 2011; Koketsu et al. 2011; Yokota et al. 2011; Saito et al. 2011; Suzuki et al. 2011; Lee et al. 2011; Zhou et al. 2014) and approaches that of 64 m obtained by Bletery et al. (2014).