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标题：Disturbances of the Natural Electric Field in the Atmosphere Before Technogenic Earthquakes
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作者：Dmitry Sirota ; Vadim Ivanov
期刊名称：E3S Web of Conferences
印刷版ISSN：2267-1242
电子版ISSN：2267-1242
出版年度：2018
卷号：41
页码：1-8
DOI：10.1051/e3sconf/20184101015
出版社：EDP Sciences
摘要：Modern seismology attaches great importance to the methods of short-term earthquake forecasting. One of these methods is a method based on the registration of disturbances of the atmospheric electric field and the field arising in rocks before earthquakes. Until now, this problem is discussed at the level of hypotheses. The mechanism of perturbations is unclear and the literature does not provide any convincing evidence of the explanation of the observed phenomena – flashes and columns of light, breakdown of electric cables in the earth a few hours before the earthquake and other phenomena. In the present article on the basis of the phenomenon of fast cracks loading discovered in the nineties of the last century [1] the explanation of these phenomena is offered by the solution of a direct problem about an electric field of the hearth of technogenic earthquake in the atmosphere.
其他摘要：Modern seismology attaches great importance to the methods of short-term earthquake forecasting. One of these methods is a method based on the registration of disturbances of the atmospheric electric field and the field arising in rocks before earthquakes. Until now, this problem is discussed at the level of hypotheses. The mechanism of perturbations is unclear and the literature does not provide any convincing evidence of the explanation of the observed phenomena – flashes and columns of light, breakdown of electric cables in the earth a few hours before the earthquake and other phenomena. In the present article on the basis of the phenomenon of fast cracks loading discovered in the nineties of the last century [1] the explanation of these phenomena is offered by the solution of a direct problem about an electric field of the hearth of technogenic earthquake in the atmosphere.