seismology

Converse of object

• include: The glossary contains a broad collection of terms that cover most aspects of earthquake phenomena including seismology, geophysics and structural geology.
• use: He was a physics lecturer, and enthusiastically agreed to investigate the composition of the shelf using explosion seismology.

Adjective modifier

• global: Large scale global seismology has helped to identify areas at risk from earthquakes and tsunami.
• instrumental: The development of intensity as a tool thus predates instrumental seismology ( although really not by very much ).
• regional: Another current interest of mine is the application of Neighborhood Algorithm methods to problems in regional seismology.

Modifies a noun

group: Bergen, Norway The main activities of the seismology group are education, research and outreach in seismology.

Noun used with modifier

• earthquake: Where we have studied the surface geomorphology of a fault, earthquake seismology provides insight into the nature of the faulting at depth.
• engineering: Engineering seismology, in Ground Engineer's Reference Book, ed. by F.C. Bell, Butterworths, London.
• volcano: Numerical studies like this can help to understand wave propagation phenomena observed on field recordings in volcano seismology.
• exploration: Interests in exploration seismology include ocean-bottom surveys, Q estimation, anisotropy, converted waves and AVO studies.
• source: Professor James Jackson Geologist with an interest in earthquakes, using earthquake source seismology to examine how continents are deforming today.
• explosion: He was a physics lecturer, and enthusiastically agreed to investigate the composition of the shelf using explosion seismology.