"Earthquake Research and Analysis: New Advances in Seismology" ed. by Sebastiano D'Amico

The main goal of this book is to presentscientific papers focusing on new research and results on earthquake seismology. The book focuses on several aspect of seismology ranging from historical earthquake analysis, seismotectonics, and damage estimation of critical facilities.

Contents
Preface
1 A Review of the 1170 Andujar (Jaen, South Spain) Earthquake, Including the First Likely Archeological Evidence
2 Global Climatic Changes, a Possible Cause of the Recent Increasing Trend of Earthquakes Since the 90's and Subsequent Lessons Learnt
3 Scaling Properties of Aftershock Sequences in Algeria-Morocco Region
4 Seismotectonic and the Hipothetical Strike - Slip Tectonic Boundary of Central Costa Rica
5 Modeling Dynamic-Weakening and Dynamic-Strengthening of Granite in High-Velocity Slip Experiments
6 Characterizing the Noise for Seismic Arrays: Case of Study for the Alice Springs ARray (ASAR)
7 Parameters Identification of Stochastic Nonstationary Process Used in Earthquake Modelling
8 Daily Variation in Earthquake Detection Capability: A Quantitative Evaluation
9 Damage Estimation Improvement of Electric Power Distribution Equipment Using Multiple Disaster Information