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Spatial and temporal diversity of rupture characteristics and impact on ground-motion prediction for earthquake sequences
Large earthquakes can cause significant damage to structures, particularly within a few kilometers of the fault. They are generally followed by sequences of aftershocks. Although smaller, aftershocks can further damage structures already weakened by the mainshock and are often overlooked in seismic
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