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Recent research conducted in Kamchatka has unveiled intriguing correlations between subsoil gas concentrations, atmospheric electric fields, and seismic activity, providing significant insights that could reshape earthquake forecasting methodologies.

Recent research conducted in the southeastern part of the Gorny Altai, particularly around the Chuya and Kuray depressions, sheds light on the complex tectonic stress landscape of this seismically active region. Led by Anton V. Marinin from the Schmi

In an era where data-driven decision-making is becoming increasingly vital, a recent study presents a breakthrough method for detecting anomalies in geomagnetic field variations that could have significant implications for various sectors, including

Recent research conducted within the Bishkek local GPS network has unveiled significant insights into the tectonic movements and deformations occurring in the Northern Tien Shan region. Spanning from 1997 to 2021, this comprehensive study, led by Ser

Recent advancements in understanding the processes that lead to tectonic earthquakes have emerged from a groundbreaking study published in the journal ‘Geosystems of Transitional Zones.’ Lead author Sergey A. Bornyakov, affiliated with the Institute

Recent research from the Institute of Marine Geology and Geophysics of the Far Eastern Branch of RAS sheds light on the intricate relationship between hydroisostasy and rising sea levels in the Far Eastern seas. Led by Rustam F. Bulgakov, the study h

Recent advancements in understanding the Earth’s crustal stress in the Altai-Sayan mountain region could have significant implications for the construction sector. A study led by Yuri L. Rebetsky from the Schmidt Institute of Earth Physics of the Rus

Volcanic activity on the Kuril Islands has captured the attention of scientists and industry professionals alike, particularly in 2023, as the Ebeko and Chikurachki volcanoes on Paramushir Island have been in a state of eruption. This ongoing geologi

Recent research led by Payam Shafigh from the Department of Civil Engineering has unveiled a significant advancement in the measurement of pH values for cement-based materials (CBMs), a critical aspect of construction and civil engineering. As the in

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘RILEM Technical Letters’, researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras have shed light on the effectiveness of two consolidants used to protect masonry structures from the damaging effects of salt