ANALYSIS OF CLOUD SEISMOTECTONIC INDICATORS FOR THE FORECASTING OF UNDERGROUND POST OFFICES BASED ON DECIPHERING SATELLITE IMAGES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32782/geochasvnu.2023.1.11Keywords:
cloud seismotectonic initiators, seismic activity, earthquakes, geoinformation systems, remote sensing of the EarthAbstract
One of the main factors in the development and spread of earthquakes is a change in the seismic activity of the Earth's crust. Monitoring of the mode of seismic activity, analysis, and interpretation of the received data with the help of GIS and software integrated with GIS indirectly makes it possible to predict the occurrence of earthquakes. Data analysis of satellite images of cloud predictors can be useful for detecting possible earthquakes. For this, it is necessary to collect data from space observations from different regions of the globe and analyze changes in clouds that may indicate possible seismic activity. This can help reduce the risk of a possible earthquake and prepare the population for possible consequences.
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