seismology
1 of 1noun/saɪzˈmɑlədʒi/
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the scientific study of earthquakes and seismic waves, providing insights into Earth's interior, tectonic plate movement, and earthquake hazards
C2Learn more on Wikipedia- Seismology helps researchers monitor and understand the seismic activity along fault lines.
- The seismology team deployed sensors to detect and analyze seismic waves after a recent earthquake.
- Advances in seismology have improved our ability to predict and assess earthquake risks in specific regions.
- Seismology plays a crucial role in determining the magnitude and depth of earthquakes, aiding in early warning systems.
- The principles of seismology are applied to investigate the effects of earthquakes on structures and infrastructure.