Exploración del rendimiento de la alerta temprana de terremotos en grandes terremotos utilizando la secuencia de

Savvas Marcou1,2, Angela I Lux3, Andrei Akimov3

  • 1Berkeley Seismological Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley, 94703, Berkeley, CA, USA. savvas.marcou@berkeley.edu.

Scientific reports
|December 12, 2025
PubMed
Resumen

Los sistemas de alerta temprana de terremotos (EEWS) pueden proporcionar hasta 20 segundos de tiempo de alerta para sacudidas significativas, incluso con retrasos en la alerta. Este estudio demuestra la efectividad de EEWS utilizando datos reales de la secuencia del terremoto de Kahramanmaraş de 2023.

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