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Terrestrial, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (TAO) - Search results for: Near fault deformation

The Detection of Active Faults on Taiwan Using Shallow Reflection Seismics

Published in Geophysics

A Study of Finite Amplitude Barotropic Instability

Published in Atmospheric Science

Application of CSAMT Method for Gold-copper Deposits, Chinkuashih Area, Northern Taiwan

Published in Geophysics

The Huapinghsu Channel/Canyon System off Northeastern Taiwan: Morphology, Sediment Character and Origin

Published in Oceanic Science

Numerical Modeling of Topographic Influences on Shallow Front Formation and Evolution: Quasi-Stationary Coastal Front

Published in Atmospheric Science

Numerical Simulations of Collision Process in Eastern Taiwan

Published in Oceanic Science

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

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

Published in Geophysics

A Preliminary Study of Seismic Stratigraphy of the Late Cenozoic Sequences in the Tainan Basin off Southwestern Taiwan

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

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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