# japan earthquake map

Figure 1. Topographic map of a part of the greater Tokyo area, Japan…. » Download scientific diagram | Topographic map of a part of the greater Tokyo area, Japan. The white circles represent the MeSO-net stations and the red circles are the MeSO-net stations used in this study. The blue triangle represents the Funabashi weather station operated by JMA. The inset map shows a part of Honshu Island and the red rectangle is the area of interest. Plate boundaries are indicated by the grey lines. from publication: Denoising ambient seismic field correlation functions with convolutional autoencoders | Seismic interferometry is an established method for monitoring the temporal evolution of the Earth's physical properties. We introduce a new technique to improve the precision and temporal resolution of seismic monitoring studies based on deep learning. Our method uses a…| Seismics, Convolution and Interferometry | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists. Researchgate.net

Stress Map of Japan: Detailed Nationwide Crustal Stress Field Inferred From Focal Mechanism Solutions of Numerous Microearthquakes » <em>Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth</em> is a premier AGU geophysics journal, publishing research articles from across the Earth sciences that significantly advance the field. Agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com

Figure 2. Maps of the four study areas used in this study: The Noto… » Download scientific diagram | Maps of the four study areas used in this study: The Noto peninsula (top left), the Iwate-Miyagi area (top right), Fukuoka area (bottom left) and Niigata area (bottom right). The small insets show the location of the areas in Japan and the fault mechanisms of the respective earthquakes. In all figures, the locations of the seismic sensors are indicated as coloured triangles. The grey dots indicate the aftershocks which occurred in the five days following the respective earthquake. The fault zone models are plotted as red rectangles. The background topography is based on ASTER GDEM satellite data.   from publication: Coseismic and postseismic velocity changes detected by Passive Image Interferometry: comparison of one great and five strong earthquakes in Japan | We present a systematic study of seismic velocity changes associated with a megathrust and five strong crustal earthquakes in Japan. We perform both cross-correlation and single-station cross-correlation analysis for stat Researchgate.net