Abstract
During last dozens of years a lot of original papers and reviews on the electromagnetic phenomena associated with earthquake preparation processes and with earthquakes themselves have appeared. These phenomena can be divided in the following way:
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atmospheric luminosity in epicentral areas before, during, and after earthquakes,
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appearance of electrotelluric field anomalies,
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local changes of geomagnetic field,
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generation (or abnormal change) of the radio frequency electromagnetic emission,
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changes of upper and lower ionosphere parameters,
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generation of low frequency oscillations in the Earth magnitosphere.
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Gershenzon, N.I., Gokhberg, M.B. (1991). On Seismoelectromagnetic Phenomena. In: Kikuchi, H. (eds) Environmental and Space Electromagnetics. Springer, Tokyo. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-68162-5_50
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