Earthquake prediction and public response.

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Kitazawa, K

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1982Description: 9p., 5 refsSubject(s):

Subject: Greater attention to geophyscial, geochemical and biological anomalies is lending increased reliability to the methods and techniques of earthquake prediction. But this technical advance must be accompanied by improved understanding of public behaviour in the face of a warning if lives are to be saved when an earthquake occurs

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Reprinted from Impact of Science on Society; 1982; Vol 32 No 1; pp29-37

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Greater attention to geophyscial, geochemical and biological anomalies is lending increased reliability to the methods and techniques of earthquake prediction. But this technical advance must be accompanied by improved understanding of public behaviour in the face of a warning if lives are to be saved when an earthquake occurs

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