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This document discusses earthquake prediction and factors that influence it. It notes that most major earthquakes occur along tectonic plate boundaries where faults are common. Seismologists are working to develop tools like satellite monitoring to forecast quakes, but prediction remains difficult as earthquakes occur unexpectedly from stresses building underground. The document also lists regions considered overdue for large quakes like Chile, Peru and parts of Asia.
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Most major earthquakes occur along plate boundaries in countries like Japan, Haiti, California, Greece, Mexico, Iran, Nepal, Chile, New Zealand, and Turkey. While difficult to predict, earthquake prediction considers factors like recent seismic activity, fault lines, and plate tectonics. The largest quakes typically strike on or near plate boundaries, especially in places with historically high seismic activity such as Japan, Haiti, Greece, and along the San Andreas Fault in California.
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The document discusses factors that influence earthquake prediction such as foreshocks and aftershocks. It also notes that major earthquakes commonly strike along convergent plate boundaries, such as in Chile. The document evaluates different regions around the world in terms of their recent seismic activity and likelihood of future quakes. Mongolia is identified as an area that could experience a major earthquake soon due to the number of recent small foreshocks.
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The document discusses earthquake prediction and factors that influence it. It notes that the most powerful earthquakes tend to occur along convergent plate boundaries, where tectonic plates are pushing together, such as in Chile. Foreshocks and aftershocks play an important role in prediction, as does assessing if an area is "due" for an earthquake if it has experienced large quakes in the past but not recently. The document also contains a list of regions and assessments of their earthquake risks.
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The document discusses an assignment to predict locations that may experience significant earthquakes in the future. It begins by listing 10 potential places, including California, Indonesia, Italy, Greece, Japan, and New Zealand. The list is then updated based on research, narrowing it to Japan, Indonesia, Taiwan, New Zealand, and Chile. In conclusion, the document states that earthquakes cannot be predicted exactly but factors like satellite imagery and plate boundary activity can provide insights into forecasting likely areas.
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Seismologists are working to better predict earthquakes using new tools like satellites to monitor infrared radiation from space. Factors that influence earthquake prediction include stresses in the Earth's crust and infrared radiation levels. Most major earthquakes occur at the boundaries of tectonic plates where faults are common.
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