Presentation 2004-10-29
A study on the association of ionospheric perturbations with the Tokachi-oki earthquake
Shinko MAEKAWA, Masashi HAYAKAWA,
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Abstract(in English) In this work, we examine LF signal anomalies associated with Tokachi-oki earthquake (25 Sep,2003. M=8.3) and Kiihantou-minamioki earthquake(5 Sep,2004, M=7.1). We payed our attention to nighttime fluctua- tion in the LF signals. We found from the data analys that LF signal anomalies associated with each event; spectral intensities in nighttime fluctuation increased with period of 30[min]-3[hour] about 5-8 days before the earthquakes, This spectral intensity in the frequency range of acoustic gravity wave, is compared with the temporal evolution of earthquakes. Then, it is found that there seems to exist a definite correlation between the two, giving a further support to the acoustic channel in the lithosphere-ionosphere coupling.
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Keyword(in English) earthquakes / VLF/LF subionospheric propagation / ionospheric perturbations
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Title (in English) A study on the association of ionospheric perturbations with the Tokachi-oki earthquake
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Keyword(1) earthquakes
Keyword(2) VLF/LF subionospheric propagation
Keyword(3) ionospheric perturbations
1st Author's Name Shinko MAEKAWA
1st Author's Affiliation The University of Electro-Communications()
2nd Author's Name Masashi HAYAKAWA
2nd Author's Affiliation The University of Electro-Communications
Date 2004-10-29
Paper # SANE2004-52
Volume (vol) vol.104
Number (no) 393
Page pp.pp.-
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