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The Deep Electrical Structure of Southern Taiwan and Its Tectonic Implications

Published in Geophysics

Validation of JAXA/MODIS Sea Surface Temperature in Water around Taiwan Using the Terra and Aqua Satellites

Published in Oceanic Science

Constraints on Correlation between the Anomalous Behaviour of Electromagnetic Normalized Functions (ENF) and the Intermediate Depth Seismic Events Occurred in Vrancea Zone (Romania)

Published in Geophysics

Determination of Seafloor Temperatures Using Data from High-Resolution Marine He at Probes

Published in Oceanic Science

Stress-Induced Changes in the Electrical Conductivity of Igneous Rocks and the Generation of Ground Currents

Published in Geophysics

Formation of the Taiwan Island as a Solitary Wave along the Eurasian Continental Plate Margin: Magnetic and Seismological Evidence

Published in Geophysics

On Two Methods Using Magnetometer-array Data for Studying Magnetic Pulsations

Published in Space Science

ROCSAT-1 Satellite Observations of Magnetic Anomaly Density Structures During the Great Magnetic Storm of July 15-16, 2000

Published in Space Science

Lithospheric Structure of Philippine Sea Plate near the Western End of Ryukyu Subduction Zone and Some of its Tectonic Effects

Published in Geophysics

Heat Flows off Southwest Taiwan:Measurements over Mud Diapirs and Estimated from Bottom Simulating Reflectors

Published in Geophysics

Locating Groundwater at Ta-Kang-Shan and Ping-Ting Sites by Geoelectric Methods

Published in Geophysics

Acid Mine Drainage in the Chinkuashih-Shuinantung Area

Published in Geophysics

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