A New Way for Determining Earthquake Magnitude Based on Electromagnetic Radiation
Manana Kachakhidze, Nino Kachakhidze-Murphy, Badri Khvitia, Giorgi Ramishvili, Vaso Kukhianidze
Abstract
The article proposes the possibility of determining the magnitude of a future earthquake with high accuracy, based on the frequency data of VLF/LF electromagnetic emissions, as a diagnostic precursor that existed before an earthquake. Such magnitude will contribute to significantly improving the research of various fundamental issues in seismology in the future.
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