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- Groundwater Flow Model Including Deeper Part On The Basis Of Field Data - Especially Determination Of Boundary Conditions And Hydraulic Parameters-
- New Orogenic Model for Taiwan Collision Zone Inferred From Three-dimensional P- and S-wave Velocity Structures and Seismicity
- Fine fracture structures in the geothermal region of Hakone volcano, revealed by well-resolved earthquake hypocenters and focal mechanisms
- Imaging of Heterogeneous Structure beneath the Metropolitan Tokyo Area
- Pressure sources of crustal deformation associated with swarm activities in the Hakone caldera and their influence on the occurrence of the Western Kanagawa Earthquake
- Rupture-process images deduced from array back-projection analysis using data of a dense strong ground-motion seismograph network
- Seismic imaging of the two subducting slabs underneath Tokyo Metropolitan area inferred from Ps single scattering analysis
- Waveform through the subducted plate under the Tokyo region in Japan observed by a ultra-dense seismic network (MeSO-net) and seismic activity around mega-thrust earthquakes area
- Amplification and Attenuation in the Los Angeles and Kanto Sedimentary Basins using the Ambient Seismic Field
- Heterogeneous Structure and Seismicity beneath the Tokyo Metropolitan Area
- Kozu-Matsuda fault system in northern Izu collision zone, western part of Kanagawa Prefecture, central Japan
- P wave attenuation structure below the Tokyo Metropolitan area
- Relationship between dominant periods of H/V of coda waves observed by MeSO-net and underground velocity structures in the Tokyo metropolitan area
- Spatial distribution of precisely determined hypocenters and focal mechanisms in the Izu-Honshu collision zone, central Japan
- Thrust-faulting earthquake induced many normal-faulting aftershocks, in northeastern Chiba Prefecture, Japan
- A Broad-band rupture image of the 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku earthquake
- Attenuation structure in the complex subduction zone beneath the Kanto basin retrieved by the Tokyo Metropolitan Seismic Observation Network
- Difference between even and odd cycles in the predictability of the amplitude of the around 11-year-period solar activity and prediction of the amplitude of cycle 25
- Double subduction of the Philippine Sea plate and its implication in large earthquake occurrence in southern Kanto, central Japan
- Seismic activity of Tokyo area and Philippine Sea plate under Japanese Islands
- Earthquake cluster activity beneath the Tanzawa Mountains region, Japan: Migration of hypocenters and low stress drop
- Evaluation of the slip-tendency of active faults in the Japanese islands
- Regional Characterization of Tokyo Metoropolitan area using a highly-dense seismic netwok(MeSO-net)
- A high resolution 3D velocity model beneath the Tokyo Metropolitan area by MeSO-net
- Detection of Ground Tilt Changes by Borehole Tiltmeters Associated with the 2015 Seismo-volcanic Activity at Hakone Volcano, Central Japan
- Shear deformation in the northeastern margin of the Izu collision zone, central Japan, inferred from GPS observations
- Water Level Changes in Oi Well in Central Japan Associated with Large Earthquakes
- Estimation of heterogeneity of stress field by using misfit angles in focal mechanisms
- Time-domain filtering approach for unambiguous comparison of seismic waveform data
- Deep Low-Frequency Earthquakes Beneath the Hakone Volcano, Central Japan, and Their Relation with the Volcanic Activity
- Toward the Development of a High-Precision Seismic Phase Picker for Volcanic Seismicity using Deep Learning: Performance Tests with Various Learning Models