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Hofstetter, Rami, Gitterman, Yefim, Pinsky, Vladimir, Kraeva, Nadia, Feldman, Lea (2008) Seismological observations of the northern Dead Sea basin earthquake on 11 February 2004 and its associated activity. Israel Journal of Earth Sciences, 57 (2) 101-124 doi:10.1560/ijes.57.2.101

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TitleSeismological observations of the northern Dead Sea basin earthquake on 11 February 2004 and its associated activity
JournalIsrael Journal of Earth Sciences
AuthorsHofstetter, RamiAuthor
Gitterman, YefimAuthor
Pinsky, VladimirAuthor
Kraeva, NadiaAuthor
Feldman, LeaAuthor
Year2008 (December 1)Volume57
Issue2
PublisherLaser Pages Publishing Ltd.
DOIdoi:10.1560/ijes.57.2.101Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceHofstetter, Rami, Gitterman, Yefim, Pinsky, Vladimir, Kraeva, Nadia, Feldman, Lea (2008) Seismological observations of the northern Dead Sea basin earthquake on 11 February 2004 and its associated activity. Israel Journal of Earth Sciences, 57 (2) 101-124 doi:10.1560/ijes.57.2.101
Plain TextHofstetter, Rami, Gitterman, Yefim, Pinsky, Vladimir, Kraeva, Nadia, Feldman, Lea (2008) Seismological observations of the northern Dead Sea basin earthquake on 11 February 2004 and its associated activity. Israel Journal of Earth Sciences, 57 (2) 101-124 doi:10.1560/ijes.57.2.101
In(2008, December) Israel Journal of Earth Sciences Vol. 57 (2) Laser Pages Publishing Ltd.

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