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Microseisms and the Indian Monsoon

Nature volume 116, page 866 (1925)Cite this article

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WITH reference to the note on the above subject in the report of the seismological committee of the British Association, Southampton, 1925, and my letter to NATURE, October 18, 1924, p. 576, it is perhaps worth while to place on record that the observations made during the current year fully confirmed the views regarding the appearance of microseisms of a certain type as a precursor of the monsoon.

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