Sentence examples for simulation of earthquake from inspiring English sources

Based on these assumptions, we demonstrate a simple numerical simulation of earthquake generation cycles.

Furthermore, this embedded enactive simulation of earthquake phenomena particularly improved the learning of students with weaker spatial skills.

An energy-based envelope function is developed for use in the stochastic simulation of earthquake ground motion.

The afterslip was obtained from reasonable numerical simulation of earthquake generation cycle with a rate- and state- dependent friction law and realistic three-dimensional plate geometry.

These techniques have been used in estimation of system parameters, model development and calibration, as well as simulation of earthquake ground motions.

City simulation consists of earthquake hazard simulation and earthquake disaster simulation.

Currently, such external stress disturbances due to climatic effects have not been incorporated in the above numerical simulations of earthquake cycles.

Three-dimensional finite-difference (3D-FD) simulations of earthquake wave propagations in the Yanhuai area were performed for the 1720 Shacheng earthquake (Ms 7.0) using a stochastic finite-fault model, running on a parallel supercomputer Hitachi-SR8000 (http://www.lrz-muenchen.de).

The obtained properties can also be employed in numerical simulations of earthquake cycles by assimilating observational data (e.g., Hori et al. 2014), which allows for more precise long-term forecasts of large earthquakes in each anticipated region.

Recently, numerical simulations of earthquake occurrences, than those obtained via kinematic earthquake models, have been executed for the purpose of obtaining various earthquake scenarios that are more physically plausible, assuming a fault constitutive law and fully elastodynamic interactions during earthquake ruptures (e.g., Hok et al. 2011; Noda and Lapusta 2013).

Field investigations of the fault zones associated with ancient earthquakes (e.g., Additional file 1: Fig. S1 from Ramsay and Huber, 1983, and Additional file 1: Fig. S2 from Hobbs and Ord, 2015) exhibit similar ductile deformation features, but these features remain to be explained dynamically because most previous simulations of earthquake dynamics considered Newtonian materials.