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The next big earthquake in Northern Chile will likely be smaller
Large earthquakes (M >8.5) in North-Central Chile are believed to occur in a regular cycle about every 100 years. An international team including a scientist from the Institute of Geophysics of the CAS has obtained evidence that the next large earthquake in this...
Geophysical Run 2023
On Wednesday 13 September, the 39th edition of Geophysical Run will take place! The event takes place each year in September in the nearby Kunratice forest (Kunratický les). Since the beginning it has been organized by Aleš Špičák, seismologist and director of the...
Invited lecture: Sven Schippkus – 14. September / 15:00
Lecture by Sven Schippkus (University of Hamburg, Germany) Topic: Challenging assumptions: how isolated noise sources affect cross correlations of ambient seismic noise Place: GFÚ Lecture Hall / 3:00 pm Abstract: Seismology originated as the study of earthquakes,...
Invited lecture: Hrvoje Tkalčić – July 12 / 15:30
Lecture by Hrvoje Tkalčić (Research School of Earth Sciences, Australian National University) Topic: Looking Inside the Earth and Planets With Coda-Correlation Place: GFÚ lecture hall / 3:30 pm For more on Hrvoje's work, see: http://rses.anu.edu.au/~hrvoje/. Abstract...