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The locations of the MMB, KAK and PS observatories on the EURASIA map; red star is the M9 earthquake; TESZ is the Trans-European Suture Zone.
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The geomagnetic data collected at the Memambetsu and Kakioka
observatories, on the interval 01 August 2010-31May 2011, have been
retrospectively analyzed to confirm the relationship between the
pre-seismic anomalous behavior of the electromagnetic parameters
(normalized function Bzn and Rn) and M9 Great Tohoku earthquake on March
11, 2011. The dail...
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... MMB, KAK and PS observatories have the geographic coordinates (43°54'36" N, 144°11'9" E), (36°13'56" N, 140°11'11" E) and (45 0 9'21" N, 25 0 37'45" E), being located towards north-east, south-west and far north-west, respectively, of the M9.0 earthquake epicentre, as shown in Fig.2, and the criteria of selection are: (i) Possibility to obtain geomagnetic data at MMB and KAK via internet (www.intermagnet.org) ...
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... global scale, the PS observatory is placed on the EURASIA plate, as it is shown in Fig. 2, nearby the Trans-European Suture Zone (TESZ) that separates East-European Precambrian Platform by West-European Palaeozoic Platform ...
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... that could exist in the active faults zones. In this case, the negative peak observed on 5-6 February in Bzn* distribution, carried out at PS observatory that is placed at the western limit of the EURASIA Plate, is the most probably the pre-seismic electromagnetic effect generated by the M9 earthquake at eastward limit of the EURASIA Plate, as in Fig. ...
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