Predicting fault stress level and stress drop using seismo-mechanical and statistical features derived from acoustic signals in laboratory stick-slip friction experiments and assesing feature importance via the derived models.
Abstract:<p>Earthquake prediction relies on identification of distinctive patterns of precursory parameters that might precede a large earthquake. However, these patterns are typically not reliably observed in the field. Laboratory stick-slip experiments provide an analog of seismic cycle observed in nature in fully controlled conditions with the associated Acoustic Emission (AE) activity reproducing basic characteristics of seismicity preceding and following the large lab earthquake. Recent laboratory st… Show more
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