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Terrestrial, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (TAO) - Search results for: Low angle reverse fault

Earthquake Sounds From Aftershocks Following the 1986 May 20 Hualien Eqrthquake

Published in Geology

Acid Mine Drainage in the Chinkuashih-Shuinantung Area

Published in Geophysics

Pb-210 and Po-210 Distributions and Their Radioactive Disequilibria in the Kuroshio Waters off Eastern and Northeastern Taiwan

Published in Oceanic Science

Shallow Reflection Seismics Using Firecrackers as the Source II: Field Experiments

Published in Geophysics

Gravity and Microearthquake Studies in the Chinshan-Tanshui Area, Northern Taiwan

Published in Geophysics

Finite Element Reverse Time Imaging for Earthquake Sources and Scatterers

Published in Geology

Modified Eady Waves and Frontogenesis Part II: Nonlinear Integration

Published in Atmospheric Science

Modified Eady Waves and Frontogenesis Part I: Linear Stability Analysis

Published in Atmospheric Science

Shallow Reflection Seismics Using Firecracker as the Source, I: Firecracker

Published in Geophysics

Transport and Behavior of Trace Metals in the Tsengwen River and Estuary

Published in Hydrology

A Method of Estimating the Block-Like Body Under the Ground from the Polarization Ellipse of the Magnetic Field

Published in Geophysics

Diurnal Oscillation of the Convective Boundary Layer Part 2: Cloudy Atmosphere

Published in Atmospheric Science

Free-Air Gravity Map of Taiwan and Its Applications

Published in Geophysics

The Characteristics of Ground Motions Caused by Blasting in the Peikag Area

Published in Geophysics

Premonitory Phenomena of a Moderate Taiwan Earthquake

Published in Geology

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