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New technique developed to track slow slip of Earth's crust
A new University of Washington (UW) study finds that the same technique used by traders to track a stock can help detect gradual movement of tectonic plates, or what are called "slow slip" earthquakes.
April06,2017
New technique developed to track slow slip of Earth's crust
A new University of Washington (UW) study finds that the same technique used by traders to track a stock can help detect gradual movement of tectonic plates, or what are called "slow slip" earthquakes.
April06,2017
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