An Attempt of Searching for a Change in the Distribution of the Geomagnetic Total Intensity over the Site of Submarine Eruption in the Northeastern Izu Region, Central Japan
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著者
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HONKURA Y.
Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Tokyo Institute of Technology
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OSHIMAN N.
Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University
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Oshiman N.
Disaster Prevention Research Institute Kyoto University
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NAGAYA Y.
Hydrographic Department, Maritime Safety Agency
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Honkura Y.
Department Of Earth And Planetary Sciences Tokyo Insitute Of Technology
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Nagaya Y.
Hydrographic Department Maritime Safety Agency
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- Preface
- An Attempt of Searching for a Change in the Distribution of the Geomagnetic Total Intensity over the Site of Submarine Eruption in the Northeastern Izu Region, Central Japan
- Spatial variation of the stress field along the fault rupture zone of the 1999 Izmit earthquake
- Local Magnetic Anomalies Associated with Active Faults in Beppu Bay, Southwest Japan
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