Earthquake prediction: Absence of a precursive change in seismic velocities before a tremor of magnitude 3 3/4

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P-wave velocities in the region near the source of a tremor of magnitude 3 3/4 were constant to within 2 percent for 41 days before the event; no evidence of a precursive change in velocity was found. Observations of S-wave velocities and the ratio of P-wave to S-wave velocities also showed no precursive changes. In recent studies, premonitory changes in body-wave velocities of about 10 percent and having a duration of 2 to 3 weeks have been reported for crustal earthquakes of this size.

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McGarr, A. (1974). Earthquake prediction: Absence of a precursive change in seismic velocities before a tremor of magnitude 3 3/4. Science, 185(4156), 1047–1049. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.185.4156.1047

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