Spatial-temporal structure of seismicity of the North Tien Shan and its changeunder effect of high energy electromagnetic pulses

The effect of high-energy electromagnetic pulses emitted by a magnetohydrodynamic generator used as a source for deep electrical sounding of the crust on spatial-temporal structure of seismicity of the North Tien Shan is explored.
 Five-six years periodicity of changes in spatial distributio...

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Main Authors: N. V. Tarasova, N. T. Tarasov
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV) 2004-06-01
Series:Annals of Geophysics
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Online Access:http://www.annalsofgeophysics.eu/index.php/annals/article/view/3272
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description The effect of high-energy electromagnetic pulses emitted by a magnetohydrodynamic generator used as a source for deep electrical sounding of the crust on spatial-temporal structure of seismicity of the North Tien Shan is explored.
 Five-six years periodicity of changes in spatial distribution of seismicity was revealed. The effect of electromagnetic
 pulses increases the stability of the spatial distribution of seismicity over time and simultaneously speeds up cycles of its transformations, which develop on stabilization background. Increasing of seismic energy release after electromagnetic impacts is observed basically in most active zones. Periodic variation of efficiency of earthquakes triggering on the distance to the MHD-generator was detected. It was shown that electromagnetic pulses give rise to an appreciable increase in the rate of local earthquakes, occurring around 2-6 days
 after the pulses. Total earthquakes energy released after start-ups was by 2.03·1015 J greater than the energy released
 before them. At the same time, the total energy transmitted by the MHD-generator was 1.1·109 J, i.e. six orders of magnitude smaller. Consequently, the electromagnetic pulses initiated the release of the energy that had been stored in the crust due to activity of natural tectonic processes in the form of comparatively small earthquakes,
 which leads to an additional release of tectonic stresses.
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spelling doaj.art-64c3dd26ef2242308c1b199762399bc12022-12-21T18:45:38ZengIstituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV)Annals of Geophysics1593-52132037-416X2004-06-0147110.4401/ag-3272Spatial-temporal structure of seismicity of the North Tien Shan and its changeunder effect of high energy electromagnetic pulsesN. V. TarasovaN. T. TarasovThe effect of high-energy electromagnetic pulses emitted by a magnetohydrodynamic generator used as a source for deep electrical sounding of the crust on spatial-temporal structure of seismicity of the North Tien Shan is explored.
 Five-six years periodicity of changes in spatial distribution of seismicity was revealed. The effect of electromagnetic
 pulses increases the stability of the spatial distribution of seismicity over time and simultaneously speeds up cycles of its transformations, which develop on stabilization background. Increasing of seismic energy release after electromagnetic impacts is observed basically in most active zones. Periodic variation of efficiency of earthquakes triggering on the distance to the MHD-generator was detected. It was shown that electromagnetic pulses give rise to an appreciable increase in the rate of local earthquakes, occurring around 2-6 days
 after the pulses. Total earthquakes energy released after start-ups was by 2.03·1015 J greater than the energy released
 before them. At the same time, the total energy transmitted by the MHD-generator was 1.1·109 J, i.e. six orders of magnitude smaller. Consequently, the electromagnetic pulses initiated the release of the energy that had been stored in the crust due to activity of natural tectonic processes in the form of comparatively small earthquakes,
 which leads to an additional release of tectonic stresses.http://www.annalsofgeophysics.eu/index.php/annals/article/view/3272earthquakeinitiatedseismicityelectromagneticpulse
spellingShingle N. V. Tarasova
N. T. Tarasov
Spatial-temporal structure of seismicity of the North Tien Shan and its changeunder effect of high energy electromagnetic pulses
Annals of Geophysics
earthquake
initiated
seismicity
electromagnetic
pulse
title Spatial-temporal structure of seismicity of the North Tien Shan and its changeunder effect of high energy electromagnetic pulses
title_full Spatial-temporal structure of seismicity of the North Tien Shan and its changeunder effect of high energy electromagnetic pulses
title_fullStr Spatial-temporal structure of seismicity of the North Tien Shan and its changeunder effect of high energy electromagnetic pulses
title_full_unstemmed Spatial-temporal structure of seismicity of the North Tien Shan and its changeunder effect of high energy electromagnetic pulses
title_short Spatial-temporal structure of seismicity of the North Tien Shan and its changeunder effect of high energy electromagnetic pulses
title_sort spatial temporal structure of seismicity of the north tien shan and its changeunder effect of high energy electromagnetic pulses
topic earthquake
initiated
seismicity
electromagnetic
pulse
url http://www.annalsofgeophysics.eu/index.php/annals/article/view/3272
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