A Spherical Block Model of Lithosphere Dynamics and Seismicity: Current State and Development Prospects

A description of the evolution of a spherical block model of the dynamics and seismicity of the lithosphere is given. The main focus is on the current version and the introduction of a constructive automatic calibration (parameter selection) procedure to obtain the best approximation of key properties of regional and/or global seismicity. The paper presents some results of computational experiments.

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Физика земли
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2024-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.31857/s0002333724050128
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earthquake and tectonic studies
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A Spherical Block Model of Lithosphere Dynamics and Seismicity: Current State and Development Prospects

В. Л. Розенберг
Физика земли
earthquake and tectonic studies
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A Spherical Block Model of Lithosphere Dynamics and Seismicity: Current State and Development Prospects

В. Л. Розенберг
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Abstract

A description of the evolution of a spherical block model of the dynamics and seismicity of the lithosphere is given. The main focus is on the current version and the introduction of a constructive automatic calibration (parameter selection) procedure to obtain the best approximation of key properties of regional and/or global seismicity. The paper presents some results of computational experiments.

Физика земли(5)
Ural Federal University (RU), Russian Academy of Sciences (RU)
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earthquake and tectonic studies
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