Nankai subduction zone

Huge Igneous Rock the Size of A Mountain Beneath Southern Japan Coast Could Trigger Megaquakes in the Region, Big Data Reveals

Medicine & Technology Feb 08, 2022

Researchers used a supercomputer to analyze 20 years of data to create a high-resolution model of the mountain-sized rock beneath Japan and found that it is directing tectonic energy to where megaquakes originate.

Nankai subduction zone

Huge Igneous Rock the Size of A Mountain Beneath Southern Japan Coast Could Trigger Megaquakes in the Region, Big Data Reveals

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