Test mode of operation network of monitoring subsoil radon in the south of Sakhalin
Radon monitoring in the literature is recognized as a promising method for the prediction of earthquakes. In the last decade, the promise of the radon method for predicting subduction earthquakes has been convincingly demonstrated on Kamchatka. The results obtained on the Kamchatka, give reason to h...
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| author | Makarov Evgeny Firstov Pavel Kostylev Dmitry Rylov Evgeny Dudchenko Ilya |
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| description | Radon monitoring in the literature is recognized as a promising method for the prediction of earthquakes. In the last decade, the promise of the radon method for predicting subduction earthquakes has been convincingly demonstrated on Kamchatka. The results obtained on the Kamchatka, give reason to hope for the detection of predictive anomalies in the radon field and for weaker, but not less dangerous, small-focus earthquakes on the Sakhalin Island. The southern part of Sakhalin Island is a region of high seismic hazard. On Sakhalin Island, in a test mode, a network of three radon monitoring stations in the subsoil air is launched using the forced convection method to search for earthquake precursors. Based on the literature data, it is assumed that the effectiveness of radon monitoring near the focal zone of small-focus earthquakes on Sakhalin Island will be significantly higher compared to the conditions of the subduction zone in Kamchatka. Data from the network of radon monitoring stations can be used as an additional parameter to substantiate the conclusions on possible scenarios for the evolution of the seismic process in the south of Sakhalin. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-50c9ed77afea41ceb5861089a154a7272022-12-21T19:53:35ZengEDP SciencesE3S Web of Conferences2267-12422018-01-01620300710.1051/e3sconf/20186203007e3sconf_strpep2018_03007Test mode of operation network of monitoring subsoil radon in the south of SakhalinMakarov EvgenyFirstov Pavel0Kostylev DmitryRylov Evgeny1Dudchenko Ilya2Kamchatka Branch, Geophysical Survey, Russian Academy of SciencesInstitute of Volcanology and Seismology, Far East Branch, Russian Academy of SciencesInstitute of Marine Geology and Geophysics, Far East Branch, Russian Academy of SciencesRadon monitoring in the literature is recognized as a promising method for the prediction of earthquakes. In the last decade, the promise of the radon method for predicting subduction earthquakes has been convincingly demonstrated on Kamchatka. The results obtained on the Kamchatka, give reason to hope for the detection of predictive anomalies in the radon field and for weaker, but not less dangerous, small-focus earthquakes on the Sakhalin Island. The southern part of Sakhalin Island is a region of high seismic hazard. On Sakhalin Island, in a test mode, a network of three radon monitoring stations in the subsoil air is launched using the forced convection method to search for earthquake precursors. Based on the literature data, it is assumed that the effectiveness of radon monitoring near the focal zone of small-focus earthquakes on Sakhalin Island will be significantly higher compared to the conditions of the subduction zone in Kamchatka. Data from the network of radon monitoring stations can be used as an additional parameter to substantiate the conclusions on possible scenarios for the evolution of the seismic process in the south of Sakhalin.https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/20186203007 |
| spellingShingle | Makarov Evgeny Firstov Pavel Kostylev Dmitry Rylov Evgeny Dudchenko Ilya Test mode of operation network of monitoring subsoil radon in the south of Sakhalin E3S Web of Conferences |
| title | Test mode of operation network of monitoring subsoil radon in the south of Sakhalin |
| title_full | Test mode of operation network of monitoring subsoil radon in the south of Sakhalin |
| title_fullStr | Test mode of operation network of monitoring subsoil radon in the south of Sakhalin |
| title_full_unstemmed | Test mode of operation network of monitoring subsoil radon in the south of Sakhalin |
| title_short | Test mode of operation network of monitoring subsoil radon in the south of Sakhalin |
| title_sort | test mode of operation network of monitoring subsoil radon in the south of sakhalin |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/20186203007 |
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