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433:. In one model of earthquake rupture, the process forms as a cascade, starting with a very small event that triggers a larger one, continuing until the main shock rupture is triggered. However, analysis of some foreshocks has shown that they tend to relieve stress around the fault. In this view, foreshocks and aftershocks are part of the same process. This is supported by an observed relationship between the rate of foreshocks and the rate of aftershocks for an event. In practice, there are two main conflicting theories about foreshocks: earthquake triggering process (described in SOC models and ETAS-like models) and the loading process by aseismic slip (nucleation models). This debate about the prognostic value of foreshocks is well known as Foreshock Hypothesis. 40: 449:
in China, where an evacuation was triggered by an increase in activity. However, most earthquakes lack obvious foreshock patterns and this method has not proven useful, as most small earthquakes are not foreshocks, leading to probable false alarms. Earthquakes along oceanic
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The increase in foreshock activity is difficult to quantify for individual earthquakes but becomes apparent when combining the results of many different events. From such combined observations, the increase before the mainshock is observed to be of
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Foreshock activity has been detected for about 40% of all moderate to large earthquakes, and about 70% for events of M>7.0. They occur from a matter of minutes to days or even longer before the main shock; for example, the
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The observation of foreshocks associated with many earthquakes suggests that they are part of a preparation process prior to
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do show repeatable foreshock behaviour, allowing the prediction of both the location and timing of such earthquakes.
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resulting in the mainshock or that the increase is related to a general increase in stress in the region.
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Some great earthquakes (M>8.0) show no foreshock activity at all, such as the M8.6
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Seismicity patterns, their statistical significance and physical meaning
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An increase in seismic activity in an area has been used as a method of
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Earthquake that occurs before a mainshock but is of lower magnitude
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The strongest recorded mainshock that followed a foreshock is the
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is only possible after the full sequence of events has happened.
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that occurs before a larger seismic event – the
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with a delay of more than two years between the two events.
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Index

a series
Earthquakes

Types
Mainshock
Foreshock
Aftershock
Blind thrust
Doublet
Interplate
Intraplate
Megathrust
Remotely triggered
Slow
Submarine
Supershear
Tsunami
Earthquake swarm
Fault movement
Volcanism
Induced seismicity
Epicenter
Epicentral distance
Hypocenter
Shadow zone
Seismic waves
P wave
S wave
Seismometer
Seismic magnitude scales

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