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日本在海上建立了海,

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概括

此摘要是机器生成的。

海底的监测显示, 缓慢地滑动的地震可以引发更大的地震事件. 了解这些预兆对于地震预测和危险评估至关重要.

科学领域

  • 地质学和地震学,重点是地震动态和危险评估.

背景情况

  • 传统的地震监测主要检测大,突然的地震.
  • 一种以渐进式断层运动为特征的地震, 难以检测和研究.

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