microseismology (Meaning)
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microseismology (n.)
Science or study of microseisms.
Synonyms & Antonyms of microseismology
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microseismology Sentence Examples
- Microseismology involves studying seismic waves with frequencies lower than 1 Hz.
- Microseismology plays a crucial role in monitoring volcanic and geothermal activity.
- Analysis of microseismic signals can provide insights into subsurface fracture networks and fluid flow.
- Microseismological techniques are employed in hydrocarbon exploration to detect reservoirs and map subsurface structures.
- Microseisms generated by ocean waves can be used to study coastal processes and seafloor topography.
- Microseismology has applications in civil engineering, assessing the stability of structures and detecting damage.
- Advanced microseismic monitoring systems can provide real-time information on earthquake dynamics and aftershock sequences.
- Microseismological data can be used to create detailed images of subsurface geological formations.
- Microseismic imaging techniques have become essential for understanding the internal structure of the Earth.
- Microseismology contributes to our knowledge of earthquake source mechanisms and the physics of fault rupture.
FAQs About the word microseismology
Science or study of microseisms.
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Microseismology involves studying seismic waves with frequencies lower than 1 Hz.
Microseismology plays a crucial role in monitoring volcanic and geothermal activity.
Analysis of microseismic signals can provide insights into subsurface fracture networks and fluid flow.
Microseismological techniques are employed in hydrocarbon exploration to detect reservoirs and map subsurface structures.
