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October 2, 2025Open Access

Slow earthquakes as rockbursts: evidence from deep rock stress accumulation and release modeling and time-domain seismic wave decomposition

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This study demonstrates the relationship between slow earthquakes and rockbursts, indicating stress accumulation dynamics in geological settings.

Slow earthquakes reveal group characteristics that indicate underlying physical processes.
Modeling indicates that when stress release rates exceed loading rates, it may trigger phenomena such as rockbursts.
The study employs time-domain decomposition of seismic data from significant Japanese earthquakes to analyze patterns.
The findings emphasize the interconnectedness of stress accumulation and the triggering of catastrophic geological events.

He et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This study demonstrates the relationship between slow earthquakes and rockbursts, indicating stress accumulation dynamics in geological settings.