Titre de série :	Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America
Titre :	Near-field and far-field seismic evidences for triggering of an earthquate by the Benham explosion
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Aki, Kzilti ; Reasemberg, Paul ; Defazio, T.
Année de publication :	Dec. 1969
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-11157
Note générale :	In the present paper, the anthors examine two pieces of seismic data on the Benham underground nuclear explosion detonated at the NTS on 16:30:00 GMT, December 1968. On of the data is the standard long-period seismogram of love and rauleigh observed at Weston Massachusetts at a distance of about 3800km. The other is a special wide-band accelerometer record obtained at a distance of 18km south of ground zero. Both records strongly support the hypothesis that a natureal earth quake was triggered during this explosion.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Séisme  Géologie  sous-sol  Sséismogramme
Index. décimale :	551 Géologie, météorologie, hydrologie générale
Résumé :	In the present paper, the anthors examine two pieces of seismic data on the Benham underground nuclear explosion detonated at the NTS on 16:30:00 GMT, December 1968. On of the data is the standard long-period seismogram of love and rauleigh observed at Weston Massachusetts at a distance of about 3800km. The other is a special wide-band accelerometer record obtained at a distance of 18km south of ground zero. Both records strongly support the hypothesis that a natureal earth quake was triggered during this explosion.
Note de contenu :	In the present paper, the anthors examine two pieces of seismic data on the Benham underground nuclear explosion detonated at the NTS on 16:30:00 GMT, December 1968. On of the data is the standard long-period seismogram of love and rauleigh observed at Weston Massachusetts at a distance of about 3800km. The other is a special wide-band accelerometer record obtained at a distance of 18km south of ground zero. Both records strongly support the hypothesis that a natureal earth quake was triggered during this explosion.

Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America. Near-field and far-field seismic evidences for triggering of an earthquate by the Benham explosion [texte imprimé] / Aki, Kzilti ; Reasemberg, Paul ; Defazio, T. . - Dec. 1969.
ISSN : CI-11157
In the present paper, the anthors examine two pieces of seismic data on the Benham underground nuclear explosion detonated at the NTS on 16:30:00 GMT, December 1968. On of the data is the standard long-period seismogram of love and rauleigh observed at Weston Massachusetts at a distance of about 3800km. The other is a special wide-band accelerometer record obtained at a distance of 18km south of ground zero. Both records strongly support the hypothesis that a natureal earth quake was triggered during this explosion.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Séisme  Géologie  sous-sol  Sséismogramme
Index. décimale :	551 Géologie, météorologie, hydrologie générale
Résumé :	In the present paper, the anthors examine two pieces of seismic data on the Benham underground nuclear explosion detonated at the NTS on 16:30:00 GMT, December 1968. On of the data is the standard long-period seismogram of love and rauleigh observed at Weston Massachusetts at a distance of about 3800km. The other is a special wide-band accelerometer record obtained at a distance of 18km south of ground zero. Both records strongly support the hypothesis that a natureal earth quake was triggered during this explosion.
Note de contenu :	In the present paper, the anthors examine two pieces of seismic data on the Benham underground nuclear explosion detonated at the NTS on 16:30:00 GMT, December 1968. On of the data is the standard long-period seismogram of love and rauleigh observed at Weston Massachusetts at a distance of about 3800km. The other is a special wide-band accelerometer record obtained at a distance of 18km south of ground zero. Both records strongly support the hypothesis that a natureal earth quake was triggered during this explosion.