| This is similar to seismologists using seismographs on Earth to detect earthquakes. |
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| So now seismologists are actually recording the swarms of the earthquake activity from the volcano. |
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| These observations are consistent with what seismologists are learning about how the earthquake progressed, Haeussler said. |
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| The assessment of specific earthquake hazards has involved seismologists, geologists, and earthquake engineers. |
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| The area between Ferrara and bologna has had 800 aftershocks since the May 20 earthquake, which is worrying to seismologists. |
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| This information can only be provided by a country's geophysicists and seismologists in institutions of higher learning. |
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| This is an area where Total is a leading player, mainly thanks to our excellent geologists and seismologists. |
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| Data loggers also can send the data to a data management center for distribution to other seismologists. |
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| The equipment loans also are intended to promote cooperation and free and open exchange of data among seismologists and other scientists. |
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| Yesterday's aftershocks were centered within a few miles of the capital, according to local seismologists. |
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| The severity of the September quake, along a fault line previously unknown to seismologists, had been a shock. |
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| For over one hundred years, earth scientists, notably earthquake engineers and seismologists, have been working to provide seismological and engineering data to reduce the risk from earthquakes. |
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| The much improved data from the WWSSN instruments allowed seismologists to map precisely the zones of earthquake concentration worldwide. |
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| Today, seismologists say, death and injury would be widespread, and damages would be in the billions of dollars. |
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| Though seismologists can't predict quakes, they can use statistics to figure out there probably will be some more temblors today, she said. |
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| Space vehicles have carried equipment to the surface of the Moon and Mars with which to record seismic waves, and seismologists on Earth have received telemetered signals from seismic events in both cases. |
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| Most scientists and seismologists now say it's less than 100 years. |
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| Reliable European and American seismologists have ascertained that South-Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean area, including European countries, have entered into a prolonged period of heightened seismicity. |
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| The experts, particularly in Canada, which has very good seismologists, are advising the government in China that the Three Gorges.... It's a huge thing, a 310-kilometre-long lake that they're going to form there. |
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| The scientists who study these phenomena come from many and varied sectors: seismologists, geologists, oceanologists, forestry experts and others. |
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| There were no seismologists or seismographs to record the earthquake of 1857, but anecdotal accounts do report that a series of foreshocks occurred. |
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| The magnitude 8.9 earthquake was preceded by what seismologists call foreshocks, including a magnitude 7.2 quake that occurred Wednesday about 25 miles south of the epicenter on Friday. |
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| High tide, the notorious acqua alta, had been predicted, but, following the lead of Italian seismologists, the weathermen had calamitously underestimated. |
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| Geologists, oceanographers, and seismologists analyse each earthquake and based on many factors may or may not issue a tsunami warning. |
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| Later studies by seismologists confirmed that the tsunami was not generated by the earthquake, but rather was triggered by the subsequent large submarine landslide. |
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| The IAA recognizes that accountants, lawyers, experts in particular risks such as seismologists, and other professionals also provide important expertise to the overall management of insurance companies. |
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| In our earthquake example, seismologists could use the conferencing system to produce a map based on sensor readings that model the earth's movement. |
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| Many geologists and seismologists believe that the main shock in the 1992 sequence may be a forerunner of a much more powerful earthquake in the Pacific Northwest. |
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| More recently, seismologists have been able to create detailed images of wave speeds inside the earth in the same way a doctor images a body in a CT scan. |
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| Although there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage, seismologists warn residents to prepare for the possibility of strong aftershocks. |
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| Seismologists said aftershocks powerful enough to cause heavy damage in the northern region were now highly possible. |
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| Seismologists and volcanologists use both seismic and infrasonic signals to monitor volcanic activity. |
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| Seismologists use geodetic observations such as measurements of tilt and land deformation to predict when an earthquake might be about to take place. |
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| Seismologists said Iran's Kerman region is a seismologically active area and earthquakes of low and moderate intensity are a routine. |
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| Seismologists do not rule out the potential of the earthquake striking Oman's eastern coast from the Makran subduction zone. |
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| Seismologists warned of more aftershocks to follow and explained that the biggest aftershock may be in the magnitude 5 range. |
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| Seismologists can use the arrival times of seismic waves in reverse to image the interior of the Earth. |
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| Seismologists say such a temblor occurs once every 200 to 300 years. |
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| Seismologists assert a large quake will strike central Tokyo. |
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