microseism (Meaning)

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microseism (n)

a small earthquake

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A feeble earth tremor not directly perceptible, but detected only by means of specially constructed apparatus.

Scientists analyzed microseisms to monitor volcanic activity in the region.
Microseisms, generated by ocean waves, can travel through the Earth's crust.
The amplitude of microseisms can provide information about the strength of seismic events.
Monitoring microseisms in urban areas can help identify potential earthquake hazards.
Microseismic signals can be used to locate and characterize subsurface structures.
Microseism-based imaging techniques can enhance the resolution of geological surveys.
Microseisms generated by human activity, such as road traffic, can interfere with seismic monitoring.
The study of microseisms allows researchers to understand the dynamics of the Earth's interior.
Microseismic monitoring is becoming increasingly important in resource exploration and environmental risk assessment.
Microseisms can provide valuable insights into the physical processes occurring within the Earth's crust.

a small earthquakeA feeble earth tremor not directly perceptible, but detected only by means of specially constructed apparatus.

seaquake, convulsion,microearthquake, upheaval, quake, shock, earthquake,tremor, temblor,cataclysm

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Scientists analyzed microseisms to monitor volcanic activity in the region.

Microseisms, generated by ocean waves, can travel through the Earth's crust.

The amplitude of microseisms can provide information about the strength of seismic events.

Monitoring microseisms in urban areas can help identify potential earthquake hazards.