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Site Resonance Observed At Yan-Liau Station in Hualien, Taiwan
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Geophysics
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Magnitude Scales and Their Relations for Taiwan Earthquakes: A Review
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Geology
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Azimuth-Dependent Site Amplification
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Geophysics
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A Study on Source Rupture of the 1978 Lan-Hsu, Southeastern Taiwan Earthquake
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Geology
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Earthquake Sounds From Aftershocks Following the 1986 May 20 Hualien Eqrthquake
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Geology
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Characteristics of Strong Motion Durations in the SMART1 Array Area
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Geophysics
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Shallow Reflection Seismics Using Firecrackers as the Source II: Field Experiments
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Geophysics
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Gravity and Microearthquake Studies in the Chinshan-Tanshui Area, Northern Taiwan
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Geophysics
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Finite Element Reverse Time Imaging for Earthquake Sources and Scatterers
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Geology
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Modified Eady Waves and Frontogenesis Part I: Linear Stability Analysis
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Premonitory Phenomena of a Moderate Taiwan Earthquake
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