2020
DOI: 10.31431/1816-5524-2020-4-48-5-20
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Hydrogeochemical Earthquake Precursors (On the Example of Areas of the Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia, and the Republic of Uzbekistan)

Abstract: Hydrogeochemical precursors of the earthquakes (HGCP) in changes of ion-salt and gas composition of underground waters from self-discharging wells and springs on the territory of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky test site, Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia and Tashkent test site, Republic of Uzbekistan are considered. There has been analyzed the connection of HGCP with parameters of earthquakes — with correlation between magnitudes and epicentral distances, as well as with values of specific density of seismic energy in the… Show more

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“…Hydrogeochemical anomaly in water from well M-1 manifested in increase of water mineralization by 30% and in change of hydrogeochemical water type due to relative increase of SO4 2− and decrease of HCO3 − concentrations (Figure 3b; blue rectangle). The chemical composition of water corresponded to Formulas: M0.19 (SO4 78 HCO3 20)/(Ca 56 Na 44)-in background conditions, that is, before precursor anomaly; M0.25 (SO4 87 HCO3 11)/(Ca 55 Na 45)-at extreme stage of precursor anomaly; anion and cation concentrations are expressed in %-mmol/dm 3 , M0.19 is water mineralization, g/dm 3 . Errors in chemical analyzes of individual water samples were O = 1-6%.…”
Section: Modeling Of Hydrogeochemical Anomalies With Use the Above Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Hydrogeochemical anomaly in water from well M-1 manifested in increase of water mineralization by 30% and in change of hydrogeochemical water type due to relative increase of SO4 2− and decrease of HCO3 − concentrations (Figure 3b; blue rectangle). The chemical composition of water corresponded to Formulas: M0.19 (SO4 78 HCO3 20)/(Ca 56 Na 44)-in background conditions, that is, before precursor anomaly; M0.25 (SO4 87 HCO3 11)/(Ca 55 Na 45)-at extreme stage of precursor anomaly; anion and cation concentrations are expressed in %-mmol/dm 3 , M0.19 is water mineralization, g/dm 3 . Errors in chemical analyzes of individual water samples were O = 1-6%.…”
Section: Modeling Of Hydrogeochemical Anomalies With Use the Above Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…= 120 days, τ0 = 350 days and postseismic anomaly at t0 = 90 days, τ0 = 200 days according to (3). Blue line-observational data; blue dashed lines-intervals of Clconcentration changes, taking into account the determination error of ΔCl = 2% according to (1); solid lines-calculated changes of Clconcentration at precursory anomaly (red color) and postseismic anomaly (blue color); brown dashed line-the total effect of two processes at postseismic stage.…”
Section: Chemical Composition Of Mixing Waters In Aquifer Of Well M-1mentioning
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