Fluids in seismicity
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The presence of fluids in the subsurface can have a key influence on the processes and dynamics within active fault zones. Recent years have seen an increase in our understanding of the interaction between fluids and crustal deformation, including seismic and aseismic slip during natural earthquake sequences and induced seismicity generated by human activities.
In this collection we highlight articles that examine the role of fluids in triggering and influencing both seismic and aseismic slip. We encourage submissions that use a range of approaches to study this topic, from seismological observations and modelling, to remote sensing and analogue investigations.
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