When Punjab Cried Wolf: How a Rumor Triggered an 'Earthquake in India '

Martin Stacey S.; Bossu Remy; Steed RobertLandes MatthieuSrinagesh DavuluriSrinivas DakuriHough Susan E.

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When Punjab Cried Wolf: How a Rumor Triggered an 'Earthquake in India '

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In recent years, earthquake felt reports contributed via online systems have provided increasingly valuable sources of data to characterize earthquakes and their effects. Contributed felt reports are accompanied by increases in website traffic, which are themselves potentially useful for the early detection of seismic events. In February 2017 the European-Mediterranean Seismic Centre detected an unusual surge in traffic from the Punjab region in northwestern India, although no nearby seismic event was detected instrumentally. Had crowdsourcing detected a felt earthquake that instruments had missed? Or did Punjab cry wolf? In this Earthquake Lites report, we describe the sleuthing endeavor undertaken to find an answer.

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《Seismological research letters》 |2021年第6期|3887-3898|共12页
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Martin Stacey S.; Bossu Remy; Steed RobertLandes MatthieuSrinagesh DavuluriSrinivas DakuriHough Susan E.;
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Australian Natl Univ;

European Mediterranean Seismol Ctr EMSC;

Natl Geophys Res Inst NGRIUS Geol Survey USGS;

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中图分类地震学;
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MACROSEISMIC DATA; INTENSITIES; INFORMATION; LOCATION; INTERNET; NEPAL;

When Punjab Cried Wolf: How a Rumor Triggered an 'Earthquake in India '

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