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Characterisation of Ground Motion Recording Stations in the Groningen Gas Field

Journal of Seismology - Netherlands
doi 10.1007/s10950-017-9725-6
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Categories
PetrologyGeochemistryGeophysics
Date

January 3, 2018

Authors
Rik NoorlandtPauline P. KruiverMarco P. E. de KleineMarios KaraoulisGer de LangeAntonio Di MatteoJulius von KetelhodtElmer RuigrokBenjamin EdwardsAdrian Rodriguez-MarekJulian J. BommerJan van ElkDirk Doornhof
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Springer Science and Business Media LLC


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