This faint tremor, too subtle for humans to feel, has baffled scientists for decades. Earth pulses rhythmically every 26 seconds, detected by seismometers. The phenomenon, known as a microseism ...

Seismic monitoring and noise analysis are central to modern geophysical research. They encompass the systematic recording of ground motions using broadband seismometers and the subsequent ...

Somewhere deep beneath our feet, the Earth appears to be pulsing quietly and rhythmically, every 26 seconds. This faint tremor, too subtle for humans to feel, has baffled scientists for decades.

This study investigates the variability of spatio-temporal microseismicity clustering and the occurrence of mutual triggering of events along the subduction interface in south-eastern Aegean as ...