The Kobe Earthquake: Geodynamical Aspects (Advances in Earthquake Engineering)
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The Kobe Earthquake: Geodynamical Aspects (Advances in Earthquake Engineering)

Science Geophysics Earthquake Studies
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The Kobe Earthquake: Geodynamical Aspects is a specialized contribution to earthquake engineering literature. Centered on geodynamical perspectives, it addresses the scientific and engineering significance of the Kobe earthquake for readers seeking a technical resource on seismic processes and earthquake-related analysis.

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The Kobe Earthquake: Geodynamical Aspects presents a specialized examination of the Kobe earthquake.

Its focus is on geodynamical perspectives and their relevance to understanding earthquake processes.

As part of Advances in Earthquake Engineering, the book is oriented toward technical and academic readers.

It may be useful for those exploring earthquake science, seismic analysis, and engineering approaches to earthquake-related questions.

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