the first month of the 2016 central italy seismic sequence: fast determination of time domain moment tensors and finite fault model analysis of the ml 5.4 aftershock

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Abstract
We present the revised Time Domain Moment Tensor (TDMT) catalogue for earthquakes with M_L larger than 3.6 of the first month of the ongoing Amatrice seismic sequence (August 24th - September 25th). Most of the retrieved focal mechanisms show NNW–SSE striking normal faults in agreement with the main NE-SW extensional deformation of Central Apennines. We also report a preliminary finite fault model analysis performed on the larger aftershock of this period of the sequence (M_w 5.4) and discuss the obtained results in the framework of aftershocks distribution.
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Authors ;Laura Scognamiglio;Elisa Tinti;Matteo Quintiliani
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10.4401/ag-7246
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http://www.annalsofgeophysics.eu/index.php/annals/article/view/7246
Keywords
cosmic physics climatologygeophysics

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