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Multi-phase seismic source imprint of tropical cyclones
L. Retailleau and L. Gualtieri
Ocean storms are more than just dramatic weather events; they generate seismic signals that can reveal insights about our planet. This fascinating study by Lise Retailleau and Lucia Gualtieri investigates how Typhoon Ioke produced seismic waves during its transition, highlighting crucial variations in source locations essential for understanding ocean dynamics and noise imaging.
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