Earthquake Research Advances
Earthquake Research Advances
The aim of Earthquake Research Advances is to improve our understanding of earthquake physics, expand our ability to observe earthquake-related phenomenon and improve our mitigation of seismic hazards...
The aim of Earthquake Research Advances is to improve our understanding of earthquake physics, expand our ability to observe earthquake-related phenomenon and improve our mitigation of seismic hazards. To achieve that goal, the journal publishes original research articles focused on all aspects of earthquake studies. Topics covered include, but are not limited to:
- Tectonic environments and structures of the Earth, especially, seismogenic fault zones
- Long- and short-term behaviour of fault zones
- Laboratory, field, and numerical experiments on the physical process of earthquakes
- Primary and secondary hazards associated with earthquakes
- Forecasting and mitigation of seismic hazards
The following subjects may be involved: geology, seismology, geodesy, rock physics and computer science. The long-term goal of this journal is to become a recognised English-language journal in earthquake science.
Society affiliation
The China Earthquake Networks Center (CENC) was established on October 18, 2004, and has since served as a vital business hub and international interface for China's earthquake disaster mitigation efforts. CENC stands as a national-level center dedicated to earthquake monitoring, forecasting, early warning systems, emergency response coordination, ...
Call for Papers
ERA special section on the 2024 M 7.3 Hualien Earthquake in Eastern Taiwan, China
Submission Deadline: August 31, 2024
Special Issue on Recent Advances in Seismic Performance Analysis and Resilience Assessment of Tunnel and Underground Structures
Submission deadline: 1 July 2024
Special issue on earthquake scientific investigations
Submission deadline: 31 January 2023
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