Abstract —The M W = 6.7, L 6.9 Khuvsgul (Khubsugul, Khövsgöl) earthquake occurred on January 12, 2021 in the Northern Mongolia close to border of Russia. The caused ground shaking which reached intensity IX at epicenter and was perceptible cities villages Eastern Western Siberia. region same-name fault intense aftershock process a segment between two fault’s bends. encompassed by aftershocks go...

different methods for detecting broken bars in induction motors can be found in literature. many of these methods are based on evaluating special frequency magnitudes in machine signals spectrums. current, power, flux, etc are among these signals. frequencies related to broken rotor fault depend on slip. in industrial environment due to some phenomena - such as load oscillation, other faults an...

An earthquake of M = 5.6 occurred on the March 20, 2019, in Acipayam, Denizli, located a seismically active area at southwest Anatolian fault system, Türkiye. It caused extensive damages infrastructures. The relevant (Acipayam–Serinhisar zone) has not shown map Türkiye, and it been discovered first time by this study. Acipayam segment zone, which is divided into two separate segments. Three tre...

Existing distributed systems require communication mechanisms that satisfy requirements as anonymity and temporary disconnection. In this context, generative communication is becoming one of the coordination models capable to address these requirements once it is decoupled in time and space. This work presents the first proposal in the literature to consider the development of a byzantine fault...

On-board Fault Detection, Isolation and Recovery (FDIR) systems are considered to ensure the safety and to increase the autonomy of spacecrafts. They shall be carefully designed and validated. Their implementation involves a relevant knowledge of items like functions and architectures of the system, and a fault model in relation with these items. Thus, the event-B method is well suited to corre...

Abstract Understanding the interplay of seismic and aseismic slip is key in hazard evaluation. It particularly important to know if same or nearby fault segments can host different modes understand transition between slip. We investigate this trifurcation area Anza segment San Jacinto where deep creep driving seismicity below geodetic locking depth has been proposed. focus on periods following ...

The design complexity of systems on a chip drives the need to reuse legacy or intellectual property cores, whose gate-level implementation details are unavailable. In this paper we consider the realization-independent testing and the impact of circuit realization on the fault coverage. We investigated two fault models (input-output pin pair fault and input-input-output pin triplet fault) that a...

We thank Art Frankel for his continuing interest in unraveling the details of the complicated source process of the 1987 Superstition Hills earthquake. His insightful comments and subsequent modeling on our part has helped to resolve some of the differences between the rupture model presented in Wald et al. (1990), hereafter referred to as WEA, and that published by Frankel and Wennerberg (1989...