Ebel, J. E. (John E.)
John Ebel
Ebel, John E.
Ebel, J. E.
VIAF ID: 58042785 (Personal)
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Works
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The 1755 Cape Ann Earthquake Recorded in Lake Sediments of Eastern New England: An Interdisciplinary Paleoseismic Approach |
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The 1981 microearthquake swarm near Moodus, Connecticut |
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The 2006-2007 Earthquake Sequence at Bar Harbor, Maine |
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Aftershock Imaging with Dense Arrays (AIDA) Following the Mw 4.0 Waterboro Earthquake of 16 October 2012 Maine, U.S.A |
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Analysis of Aftershock and Foreshock Activity in Stable Continental Regions: Implications for Aftershock Forecasting and the Hazard of Strong Earthquakes |
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Assessing the Location and Magnitude of the 20 October 1870 Charlevoix, Quebec, Earthquake |
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Bayesian Estimations of Peak Ground Acceleration and 5% Damped Spectral Acceleration from Modified Mercalli Intensity Data |
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The Cape Ann, Massachusetts Earthquake of 1755: A 250th Anniversary Perspective |
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Classroom Seismographs and the Challenge of Encouraging a Culture of Scientific Inquiry in K-12 Schools |
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Comment on “Aftershock Statistics for Earthquakes in the St. Lawrence Valley” by Azadeh Fereidoni and Gail M. Atkinson |
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Earthquakes and tsunamis in the past : a guide to techniques in historical seismology |
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Earthquakes in the Eastern Great Lakes Basin from a regional perspective |
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The effect of crustal scattering on observed high-frequency earthquake seismograms |
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An Enigmatic Little Earthquake Swarm near Searsport, Maine |
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Exaggerated Claims About Earthquake Predictions |
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A Geophysical and Field Survey for the Source Region of the 1638 New Hampshire Earthquake |
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The Importance of Small Earthquakes |
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Modern earthquake activity and the Norumbega fault zone |
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Moment tensor inversion of small earthquakes in southwestern Germany for the fault plane solution |
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New England earthquakes : the surprising history of seismic activity in the Northeast |
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Non-Poissonian Earthquake Clustering and the Hidden Markov Model as Bases for Earthquake Forecasting in California |
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A Non-Poissonian Element in the Seismicity of the Northeastern United States |
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Proximity to Past Earthquakes as a Least-Astonishing Hypothesis for Forecasting Locations of Future Earthquakes |
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Radiation pattern of crustal phases of New England earthquakes |
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Rapid Joint Detection and Classification with Wavelet Bases via Bayes Theorem |
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Relative Location Analysis and Moment Tensor Inversion of the 2012 Gulf of Maine Earthquake Swarm |
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Reply to "Comment on 'A New Analysis of the Magnitude of the February 1663 Earthquake at Charlevoix, Quebec' by John E. Ebel" by Alan Ruffman |
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Seismologists Must Begin Forecasting Earthquakes |
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A simple model for thermal instability in the asthenosphere |
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Source processes of the 1965 New Hebrides Islands earthquakes inferred from teleseismic waveforms |
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A study of seismicity and tectonics in New England, 1985: |
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A systematic compilation of earthquake precursors |
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Using H/V measurements to determine depth to bedrock and V s30 in Boston, Massachusetts |
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Using the locations ofM≥ 4 earthquakes to delineate the extents of the ruptures of past major earthquakes |
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Watching the Weather Using a Seismograph |
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Yellowstone: Seismic Evidence for a Chemical Mantle Plume |
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