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Near-source Ground Motion of a Propagating Rupture Fault From the Finite Element Modeling

Published in Geophysics

Numerical Prediction of a Bangladesh Tropical Cyclone

Published in Atmospheric Science

A Study of Finite Amplitude Barotropic Instability

Published in Atmospheric Science

Characteristics of P and SH Waves in Shallow Seismic Reflection Surveys in the Putai Area

Published in Geophysics

The Effects of Source on the Generation of Short Period Surface Waves

Published in Geophysics

Site Resonance Observed At Yan-Liau Station in Hualien, Taiwan

Published in Geophysics

ESTIMATION OF Q VALUE BY SP/S SPECTRAL RATIO

Published in Geophysics

Effect of Equatorial Long Waves on the North Equatorial Countercurrent

Published in Oceanic Science

Azimuth-Dependent Site Amplification

Published in Geophysics

Earthquake Sounds From Aftershocks Following the 1986 May 20 Hualien Eqrthquake

Published in Geology

Lateral Variations in Upper Mantle Structure of the Philippine Sea Basin

Published in Geophysics

Characteristics of Strong Motion Durations in the SMART1 Array Area

Published in Geophysics

Finite Element Reverse Time Imaging for Earthquake Sources and Scatterers

Published in Geology

Modified Eady Waves and Frontogenesis Part II: Nonlinear Integration

Published in Atmospheric Science

Modified Eady Waves and Frontogenesis Part I: Linear Stability Analysis

Published in Atmospheric Science

The Characteristics of Microtremors at the Site of SMART1 Array

Published in Geophysics

Premonitory Phenomena of a Moderate Taiwan Earthquake

Published in Geology

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