Imbricated Aseismic Slip and Fluid Diffusion Drive a Seismic Swarm in the Corinth Gulf, Greece
Abstract
The primary processes driving seismic swarms are still under debate. Here, we study the temporal evolution of a seismic swarm that occurred over a 10‐day period in October 2015 in the extensional rift of the Corinth Gulf (Greece) using high‐resolution earthquakes relocations. The seismicity radially migrates on a normal fault at a fluid diffusion velocity (~125 m/day). However, this migration occurs intermittently, with periods of fast expansion...
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Title
Imbricated Aseismic Slip and Fluid Diffusion Drive a Seismic Swarm in the Corinth Gulf, Greece
Published Date
Apr 30, 2020
Journal
Volume
47
Issue
9
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