Background Human-induced earthquakes have become an important topic of political and
scientific discussion, owing to the concern that these events may be responsible for …

Abstract Analysis of numerous case histories of earthquake sequences induced by fluid
injection at depth reveals that the maximum magnitude appears to be limited according to …

From 2009 to 2017, parts of Central America experienced marked increase in the number of
small to moderate‐sized earthquakes. For example, three significant earthquakes (~ Mw 5) …

The slip model for the 2011 Mw 5.6 Prague, Oklahoma, earthquake is inferred using a linear
least squares methodology. Waveforms of six aftershocks recorded at 21 regional stations …

We invert the shear‐wave displacement spectra obtained from 30 three‐component,
broadband waveforms recorded within 300 km of the 6 November 2011 M w 5.7 Prague …

Recently, it has been demonstrated that injections of high pressure fluids into underground
formations are capable of inducing significant earthquakes with the ongoing exploitation of …

Although the increase in seismicity in Oklahoma is likely due to wastewater disposal, much
of the details in the relationship are still uncertain and under debate (Keranen et al., 2014; …

Abstract The Central and Eastern United States have experienced an increase in seismic
activity within the last forty years with a corresponding concern from the public regarding the …