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- W2093319542 abstract "Magnetotelluric surveys were carried out to investigate the electrical resistivity structure of the seismogenic region of the 1962 Northern Miyagi Earthquake ( M 6.5) in Miyagi Prefecture, northeastern Japan. A 2‐D inversion reveals the existence of a deep conductive zone and overlying resistive zone in the upper crust. A positive aeromagnetic anomaly is also recognized above the resistive zone, which is interpreted as a buried Kitakami granitoid pluton. By comparison with the seismicity, we found that the microearthquakes occur just above the deep conductor and in the resistive zone, and that several S ‐wave reflectors are just above the deep conductor. Since the S ‐wave reflectors suggest the existence of fluid beneath them, the deep conductor can be interpreted as a fluid‐filled zone. Moreover, we suggest that the seepage of the fluid from the conductive fluid‐filled zone to the resistive granitoid pluton can become a trigger of the earthquakes." @default.
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- W2093319542 title "Electromagnetic heterogeneity of the seismogenic region of 1962 M6.5 Northern Miyagi Earthquake, northeastern Japan" @default.
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