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PART
Chapter 1 Retrospective Statements on Unusual Phenomena
Before the İzmit (
Ulusoy, Ü. and Ikeya, M.
PART II. Biological Models
Chapter 2 Sensing of Seismic Precursors and Possible
Electromagnetic Perception by Heart and Brain (pp. 57-67).
Yamanaka
C., Emoto Y., Esaki,Y., Ohtani N., Akiyoshi, H. and Haida, M.
Chapter 3 The Auto-correlation
Periodgram and the Phasegram: for Automated Detection of Unusual Animal
Behavior (pp. 67-83).
Asahara, H., Yokoi, S., Isojima,
Y. and Yamanaka, C.
Chapter 4 Bio-antenna Model-Animal’s Response to the Seismo-electromagnetic Field-, Considering the Internal Conductive Wire (Nervous System) as an Antenna (pp. 83-95).
Fukuda, K.,
Asahara, H. and Yamanaka, C.
PART III. Seismic Precursor Investigation
Chapter 5 The
Precursor Phenomena of the 1999 Mw 7.6 Chi-Chi Taiwan Earthquake:
The Seismicity Aspect (pp. 97-111).
Chen, C. C.
Chapter 6 Prediction of Strong Earthquakes in Taiwan (pp. 111-127).
Li,
J. Z., Xia, Y., Chen, W. and Liu, C.
PART IV. Land and Space Precursors
Chapter 7 Earthquake Precursory
Electric Field Signatures (pp. 129-157).
Üstündağ,
B.
Chapter 8 Gas-Geochemical Precursors
in Spring Emanations Related to Earthquakes (pp. 129-157).
Das,
N. K.
Chapter 9 Applications of the Space Technology and SAR-Based Differential
Interferometry for Earthquake Prediction (pp. 157-171).
Alimohammadi,
A. and Safaee, B.
Chapter 10 Earthquake Precursors – from
Legends to Science and a Possible Early Warning System (pp. 201-209).
Yamanaka, C., Asahara, H.,
Emoto, Y. and Esaki, Y.