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Swaying mountains 9 October

Swaying mountains 9 October
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United statesArches national parkSwitzerland generalUniversity of utahGrosse mythenJan beutelJeff mooreSamuel weberSwiss seismological serviceTechnical university of munichDepartment of computer scienceUniversity of innsbruckUniversity of utah united statesGeohazards research groupAvalanche researchInstitute for computer engineering

Swaying mountains

Like bridges and tall buildings, large mountains are constantly vibrating, excited by seismic energy form the Earth. An international team of

Arches national parkUnited statesUniversity of utahSwitzerland generalJeff mooreSamuel weberJan beutelGrosse mythenGeohazards research groupCommunication networksSwiss seismological serviceInstitute for computer engineeringDepartment of computer scienceTechnical university of munichUniversity of innsbruckUniversity of utah united states

Vibrating Mountains

Researchers identified resonant modes of two mountains based on ambient seismic data.

Arches national parkUnited statesUniversity of utahSwitzerland generalJeff mooreSamuel weberGrosse mythenGeohazards research groupCommunication networksSwiss seismological serviceInstitute for computer engineeringTechnical university of munichUniversity of utah united statesAvalanche researchZurich university of innsbruckInstitute for snow

Technical University of Munich: Swaying mountains

The Matterhorn appears as an immovable, massive mountain that has towered over the landscape near Zermatt for thousands of years. A study now shows that this impression is wrong. An international research team has proven that the Matterhorn is instea

Arches national parkUnited statesUniversity of utahSwitzerland generalJeff mooreSamuel weberGrosse mythenGeohazards research groupCommunication networksSwiss seismological serviceInstitute for computer engineeringTechnical university of munichUniversity of utah united statesAvalanche researchZurich university of innsbruckInstitute for snow

Swaying mountains

Like bridges and tall buildings, large mountains are constantly vibrating, excited by seismic energy form the Earth. An international team of

Arches national parkUnited statesUniversity of utahSwitzerland generalJeff mooreSamuel weberMartin heggliGrosse mythenGeohazards research groupCommunication networksSwiss seismological serviceInstitute for computer engineeringTechnical university of munichAvalanche researchUniversity of utah united statesInstitute for snow

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