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a Hypocenters of earthquakes with M ≥ 2.0 relocated by the double-difference relocation method following Yukutake et al. (2012).
Figure 5 shows the hypocenters of the cluster activity in January 2012 that were relocated by the double-difference relocation method with the waveform cross-correlation (Yukutake et al. 2012) as well as the original ones determined by the JMA.
We relocated the event and its aftershocks by a DD relocation method.
We relocated the hypocenters by using the double-difference (DD) relocation method (Waldhauser and Ellsworth 2000) following Yukutake et al. (2012).
Double-difference relocation method is a highly tested method by which to refine hypocenter locations to higher resolution and confined clusters.
These include a geostrophic relocation method, a linear and a quadratic interpolation method, and a method using spatio-temporal correlation functions.
The double-difference relocation (DD) method (Waldhauser and Ellsworth 2000) was applied to the initial hypocenter data.
Although it has been applied with apparent success to markedly serially correlated relocations, the LKDE method was initially designed to deal with independent locations.
Paradoxically, in assuming that movements are purely and constantly diffusive (although conditioned by the set of relocations), the BB method denies the existence of HR and habitat preferences, which involve stationary space use patterns [16] [19] at large scales and changes in diffusion (through changes in speed and sinuosity [20]) and memory-based reorientations [19], [21], [22] at small scales.
One side of the debate contends that, if properly applied, relocation is the best method for successful reduction of flood risk (36, 37).
Park et al. [ 10] reported their initial hybrid-port technique for nephroureterectomy without redocking of the robot, and the total operative time was reduced by about 54 minutes compared to the method requiring relocation of the robot in between the patients' legs.
