Earthquake Precursors

Earthquake Prediction-Related Research at the Seismological Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, 1974–1976.- Research on Earthquake Prediction and Related Areas at Columbia University.- Seismic Activities and Crustal Movements at the Yamasaki Fault and Surrounding Regions in the Southwest Japan.- The New Madrid Seismic Zone as a Laboratory for Earthquake Prediction Research.- Anomalous Crustal Activity in the Izu Peninsula, Central Honshu.- Recent Seismometrical Works in Japan.- Quiet and Violence in Horizontal Movement of the Crust.- Anomalous Seismic Activity and Earthquake Prediction.- Seismic Activity in the Northeastern Japan Arc.- Observations of Changes in Seismic Wave Velocity in South Kanto District, South of Tokyo, by the Explosion-Seismic Method.- Some Precursors Prior to Recent Great Earthquakes along the Nankai Trough.- Possibility of Temporal Variations in Earth Tidal Strain Amplitudes Associated with Major Earthquakes.- Gravity Changes Associated with Seismic Activities.- Geomagnetism in Relation to Tectonic Activities of the Earth’s Crust in Japan.- Precursory and Coseismic Changes in Ground Resistivity.- Geochemistry as a Tool for Earthquake Prediction.- Recent Laboratory Studies of Earthquake Mechanics and Prediction.- Dilatancy of Rocks under General Triaxial Stress States with Special Reference to Earthquake Precursors.- Possibility of a Great Earthquake in the Tokai District, Central Japan.- Depth Constraints on Dilatancy Induced Velocity Anomalies.- Seismological Precursors to a Magnitude 5 Earthquake in the Central Aleutian Islands.- Estimation of Future Destructive Earthquakes from Active Faults on Land in Japan.- Some Problems in the Prediction of the Nemuro-oki Earthquake.- Responses to Earthquake Prediction in Kawasaki City,Japan in 1974.- Socioeconomic and Political Consequences of Earthquake Prediction.- Program.