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TOWARDS GENERATION MECHANISMS OF SEISMO-EM SIGNALS CONSISTENT WITH OBSERVATIONS Seiya Uyeda and Masashi Kamogawa Open minded Emissions from EQ sources Major Observations: 1. Any undoubtedly EQ related pre-seismic EM signals? Yes, Pulses in


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TOWARDS GENERATION MECHANISMS OF SEISMO-EM SIGNALS CONSISTENT WITH OBSERVATIONS Seiya Uyeda and Masashi Kamogawa Emissions from EQ sources Open minded

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Major Observations:

  • 1. Any undoubtedly EQ related pre-seismic

EM signals? Yes, Pulses in Greece, etc

  • 2. Any precursors?

SES in Greece, Japan, Mexico, India, China ? Not in USA?, Turkey?

  • 3. Any true co-seismic signals?

None observed, so far, except Japan ?

  • 4. Any other simultaneous phenomena?

None, except “NT Coincidence”

  • 5. Others may be secondary at this stage
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Conceptual view on Seismo-EM phenomena

Appearance Probability

SES-ULF emissions VLF-VHF EQ 10 days

22.2MHz

Co-seismic wave EQ light

Pulses

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Difficult to correlate EM signals with EQs when long separated in time. Easier when Short pulses etc occur within short time (<minutes). So far disregarded for too short lead times for practical prediction. May be useful when combined with SES and real time warning.

  • 1. Are there undoubtedly EQ related

pre-seismic EM signals?

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Pulse: ~msec, min before EQ (Varotsos et al., 2007) Orders stronger than SES

Grevena-Kozani EQ, M6.8,1995

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  • 2. Any precursors:

SES in Greece, Japan, Mexico, India, China ? Not in USA? Turkey?

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All M>5.5 EQs for 1985-2003. Shaded circles: “successful” Circle with triangle: “unsuccessfully predicted” Plain white circles: “missed”.

SES

Despite debate, best established, both experimentally and theoretically

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M≥5 EQs Diamonds: electric signals Circles: ULF magnetic signals. Stars: both electric and magnetic signatures.

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Iwate 2

前兆的変化

SES

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Selectivity

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Swarm

Seismic Swarm Activity in 2000 in Izu Island Region, Japan

June 26 – Early September, 2000 Electrical activity started 2 months before Swarm.

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Some reports on SES from China, Mexico, India But not from USA? The absence of E and M field precursors for this, and other EQs with M5-7.3 elsewhere in San Andreas fault system, indicates useful prediction seems unlikely using these EM data. Johnston et al., 2006

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  • 3. Are there true co-seismic signals?

None observed, so far, except Japan (Tsutsui, Takano) ?

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All “co-seismic” => co-seismic wave. Not “True co- seismic”.

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Hatsushima Is. Real-Time Deep Sea Floor Observatory

Seafloor Observatory

Izu peninsula Sagami Trough

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April 21 M5.8

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2:50:30 2:51:00 2:51:30 Tilt (X) Tilt (Y)

mV/20m mV/20m deg deg

EQ at: 2006/4/21 2:50:39 Epicenter : M5.8 7 km 34.9N 139.2E MJMA : depth:

EQ E (N25W) E (N130E)

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Why no co-seismic? One of major objections to SES.

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There are no similar coseismic signals

  • bserved when the primary EQ energy is

released…. Johnston et al., 2006

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Frequency-dependent arrival directions form a sector. Frequencies and their intensities are defined by color code. The propagation distance (d = 130 km) was measured along the direction line on the blue edge of the sector. The source location of the EM pulse is marked by a red dot, which is just on the earthquake epicenter. Tsutsui, 2005

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Tsutsui, 2008

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  • 4. Any other simultaneous phenomena?

None, except “NT Coincidence” “No correlation” of SES with other geophysical events. No independent data (strain, seismic, pore pressure, etc) exists that supports the proposed EQ/SES relationship Johnston et al., 2006

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Solution?

  • 2. SES exists. But not at San Andreas F.
  • 3. True co-seismic SES-type

signals are not observed.

  • 4. No other simultaneous phenomena,

except “NT coincidence””

  • 1. Some pre-seismic signals (pulse etc) are

related EQ. No doubt.

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One example: Pressure Stimulated Polarization Current (Varotsos & Alexopoulos, 1986)

Experimental proof needed!!

Possible solution: SES as critical phenomenon

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SES-ULF emmissions EQ 10 days Pulse

22.2MHz

Co-seismic wave EQ l ight s Stress level

SES is generated when stress level reaches critical value, which is slightly less than mechanical failure

  • level. Critical value for pulse etc may be very close

to failure level.

VLF-VHF

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San Andreas event shows no EM

No EM at Parkfield M6.0 EQ, 2004 ! Therefore, EM unlikely useful for EQ prediction. (Johnston et al.,2007;2008) Problems with their methodology(Varotsos and Uyeda, 2008) How about another possibility?

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Alert: M6 in 72 hours . 1992/11/16 M6 expected in 5 yrs、 1985

EQ after 12 yrs 2004/09 /28, Mw 6.0

No EM signal

Parkfield: 22 reccurrence since 18

San Andreas story

Stress at San Andreas is notoriously low. (HF Paradox, etc)

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Appearance Probability

DC-ULF emmissions EQ 10 days Pulse

22.2MHz

Co-seismic wave EQ l ight s Stress level San Andreas

San Andreas is weak, and EQ occurs before stress level reaches critical for SES . How soecial is SAF?

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Many proposed mechanisms Simplest; Existence of water: Movement of Mendocino Triple Junction? Although electro-kinetic potential may arise, but it will be small under low stress gradient:

P E ∇ − = ∇ ησ ες

Possible reason for weak fault:

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They are different physical processes. No reason to expect same thing happens (Problem 3). Then, what are really happening at EQ? Pre-seismic process for SES is a slow increase

  • f stress.

Co-seismic process (EQ) is instantaneous stress release.

  • 3. Why no co-seismic ?
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Observations; In field, no true co-seismic SES type signals, only high freq. (Tsutsui, Takano type measurements needed) In lab. fracture experiments show, high Freq. EM pulse Two possibilities:

  • 1. At EQ only high freq signals by some

mechanism (Piezo with pre-slip?) Skin depth problem

  • 2. Since EQ is a sliding, no signal?
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Even if only high Freq. pulses at EQ, they should be recorded with low-pass systems, because they should contain low Freq. components as fault motion at large EQ takes seconds of time. Non observation of true co-seismic suggests EQ faulting does not generate even high Freq. signals. Why not? Because EQ faulting is sliding? If so, how to explain Tsutsui-Takano results?

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4. No other phenomena? Since SES is generated spontaneously, there is no need for other agents or

  • events. It needs only slow rise of stress

level.

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All problems are solved? Not really. Experimental verification of Pressure Stimulated Polarization Current ! What happens at EQ? Skin depth? Different mechanisms for different Freq. signals.

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Discovery of Earth-origin EM pulses

5 m above 90 m under

Frequency cut-off Waveguide mode Earth-origin EM pulses

Tsutsui,, 2002

24 hours

  • 14dB

Power line Noise Intensity Frequency cut-off Earth-origin EM pulses Waveguide mode Frequency cut-off Earth-origin EM pulses Frequency cut-off Earth-origin EM pulses

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100 m

Amps

  • Obs. Booth
  • Obs. booth

10 cm

PC

A/D

LAN

EM sensors VC Pipe Cement milk E sensors

Tsutsui, 2002 Possibly co-seismic ?

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Can EM wave signals travel through conducting earth ?

Skin depth ~ 100m for 1 kHz wave

Very interesting, but presents another problem. Wave guide?

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PulseはSESより一桁以上強い。 SESとは異なるメカニズムだ ろう。

静止摩擦から,動的摩擦への転移過程 (前兆すべり?)

本震は、破壊でなく、low friction slide だからpulseはでない。

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pulse: ~msec, min before EQ (Varotsos et al., 2007)

Grevena-Kozani EQ, M6.8,1995 IOA VOL LAM Aegean Sea EQ,M6.6,2001

Orders stronger than SES

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KZ990314EQ

EQ990314

Directly under Kozu-shima Kozu-shima Niijima Shikine-jima

Kozu Ground Station

SES: Feb. 23

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LF signal

LF (163kHz) pulses DC record (ch.1) Seismic wave 10 min. No signals at main shock!

Kozu-shima March 14,1999

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KZ9904

Local time Telluric current (ch.1) LF-band 163kHz seismicity

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Earthquake Related Electro- magnetic Researches in Japan

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Stations in Japan ( September 2001)

Geoelectric 3-comp. Mag Combined

  • thers

DC-ULF stations in Japan

as of May 2001

Niijima Kozu-shima

Combined Van type 3 comp.magnetic Other types

Iwate

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Conceptual view on Seismo-EM phenomena

Appearance Probability

SES-ULF emissions VLF-VHF EQ 10 days

22.2MHz

Co-seismic wave EQ light

Pulses

SES: Critical point process during slow stress growth Pulses: Pre-slip during Static to Dynamic friction transition (Main shock: Low friction without fracture)

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Conceptual view on Seismo-EM phenomena

Appearance Probability

DC-ULF emmissions VLF-VHF

Exo-electron

EQ 10 days Pulse

22.2MHz

Co-seismic wave Nothing at San Andreas ! 地震発光 Stress level San Andreas

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Conceptual view on Seismo-EM Emissions

Appearance Probability

DC(SES)-ULF emissions VLF EQ 10 days 22.2MHz Co-seismic wave EQ l ight s Deformation/micro cracking

  • Ground water/gas/electrokinetic events
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VLF emission

VLF direction finding (Asada & Baba)

EQ961005

EQ961005, M4.4

Epicentral Direction Epicentral Directio

Appear from several days before nearby (<100 km) on land EQ(M>4.5). Lightning source moves, while Signal stays. All LF -> lightning (Oike & Izutsu)

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Pressure Stimulated Polarization Current (Varotsos)

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EQ990522

EQ990522

M4.4, D=20km

Baba, Asada et al.

Epicenter Epicenter

No-coseismic !!

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ULF summary Hattori Izu 2000

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Physical mechanism of Seismo-EM

EM wave Piezo-E., Exo-E. Conductive earth Skin depth (kHz-MHz) Ionospheric (Wave anomaly, Electric, Dynamic,Chemical Ion density)

Generation Transmission LAI coupling

DC ULF Solid state, Conductive channel Electro-kinetic

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FAQ 1 Why pre-seismic only? Why not co-seismic?

. Only possibility: EQ is not fracture, but sliding of faults which may not generate even high freq. EM waves. All observed “co-seismic” signals are co-seismic

  • wave. Not true co-seismic signals.

Field Observations (DC-VLF range) High freq. EM waves at fracture. True co-fracture signals! They should still be observed because fracture of large EQ lasts long (~10 sec).

  • Lab. Fracture Experiments
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ULF帯における前駆的地磁気変動 ロマプリータ地震の場合

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1) Short-term EQ prediction needs non-seismic precursors. 2) Despite progress in non-seismic precursor research in the last ~20 years, it is still far from general recognition. Why? A) Walls of prejudice, disinterest, and vested interests.

Lack of “home-run” observations, which are difficult. B) Fundamental problems unresolved. Pre-seismic signals only? Transmission in conducting earth LAI-coupling etc

. In summary

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未解決の根本的問題

・本当に地下から到来する電磁シグナルが存在するか? ・なぜ本震発生時にシグナルが観測されないのか? 最大の応力降下は本震発生時 なぜ電磁気シグナルは前駆的なのか? -> コサイスミックは高周波の現象だから

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・なぜ(VLF帯より高い)高周波の電磁波が観測される のか? -> スキンデプスの問題 ・地震電磁現象発現メカニズムは? 仮説は多数提案されているが,現実的なパラメータを 当てはめると....