applying semi-markov models for forecasting the triple dimensions of next earthquake occurrences: with case study in iran area
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Abstract
In this paper Semi-Markov models are used to forecast the triple dimensions of next earthquake occurrences. Each earthquake can be investigated in three dimensions including temporal, spatial and magnitude. Semi-Markov models can be used for earthquake forecasting in each arbitrary area and each area can be divided into several zones. In Semi-Markov models each zone can be considered as a state of proposed Semi-Markov model. At first proposed Semi-Markov model is explained to forecast the three mentioned dimensions of next earthquake occurrences. Next, a zoning method is introduced and several algorithms for the validation of the proposed method are also described to obtain the errors of this method.
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| Authors | ;R. Sadeghian;G.R. Jalali-Naini;J. Sadjadi;N. Hamidi Fard |
| Journal | Canadian journal of public health = Revue canadienne de sante publique |
| Year | 2008 |
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