Strides in quake prediction spark cautious optimism
Scientists say advances from China and the United States hint at routine, though imperfect, earthquake forecasting. Major depictions of precursor factors, sensor networks, and false alarms are discussed as researchers warn of social and economic risks while stressing potential life saving value.
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California Institute of Technology
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