The examples they consider will be familiar to most seismologists, and to many geologists.
Only a practising seismologist will understand much of what is refer red to, yet no seismologist would use this book to find anything out, because the detail isn't there.
The overall result is an easily readable account of what earthquakes are, where they occur, what happens in them, and what seismologists and earthquake engineers do.
The scientists who study these phenomena come from many and varied sectors: seismologists, geologists, oceanologists, forestry experts and others.
Seismologists say that there are 13 areas which are of comparable richness adjacent to this strike.
However, a team of vulcanologists, a geochemist and a seismologist is in the area.
Have we enough seismologists in this country, particularly if we succeed in making further progress on disarmament control where seismologists will be essential?
As a first step, two seismologists will shortly examine the area.
