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AspSync investigates the mechanisms behind mega-earthquake synchronization in subduction zones using a combination of physical modeling and statistical analysis. The project aims to understand the conditions that lead to these catastrophic events, enhancing our ability to predict their occurrence.
Subduction mega-earthquakes are among the most destructive events on Earth.
When affecting very densely populated areas these earthquakes may cause extensive human losses and severe damages, as for the 2011 M9.0 Tohoku-Oki event (Japan).
According to the ‘asperity model’, a mega-earthquake may occur when regions of the fault that are potentially seismic (i.e., asperities) interact and synchronize failing together.
But understanding the physical conditions that are responsible for such synchroniz…
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