IEC SB RAS - Anatoly V. Chipizubov

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Institute of the Earth's crust, Russian Academy of Sciences, Siberian Branch -
Anatoly V. Chipizubov
Title: Dr. Sci. (Geol.Min.) (2007) Division: Laboratory of Engineering Seismology and Seismogeology Position: Senior Researcher Office: 334 Phone: +73952425404

Anatoly V. Chipizubov

Scope of expertise: Paleoseismology. Seismic hazard assessment.

  1. Chipizubov, A.V. (1998). - Revealing of one-act and coeval paleoseismodislocations and determination of paleoearthquake magnitudes by their scales. - Geologiya i Geofizika, 39(3), 386-398 (in Russian). 
  2. Chipizubov, A.V. & Smekalin, O.P. (1999). - Paleoseismodislocations and related paleoearthquakes along the major Sayan fault zone. -  Geologiya i Geofizika, 40(6), 936-947 (in Russian). 
  3. Chipizubov, A.V., Semenov, R.M., Arzhannikov, S.G. & Smekalin, O.P. (2000). - New data on paleoseismodislocations within the Barguzin fault zone, Baikal rift system. - Doklady Earth Sciences, 372(4), 751-754. 
  4. Chipizubov, A.V., Mel'nikov, A.I., Stolpovskii, A.V. & Baskakov, V.S. (2003). - Segmentation of paleoseismodislocations in the North Baikal fault zone. - Doklady Earth Sciences, 388(1), 77-80.
  5. Chipizubov, A.V. (2008). - Reconstruction and prediction of changes in seismicity of the Earth. -  IEC SB RАS, Irkutsk, 240 pp. (in Russian).
  6. Chipizubov, A.V. (2010). - Strong earthquakes in the Pribaikalie: Macroseismic data. - Seismic instruments, 46(2), 177-192.
  7. Chipizubov, A.V., Smekalin, O.P. & Imaev, V.S. (2015). - Paleoseismic dislocations in the Klichka thrust zone, southern Transbaikalia. - Seismic Instruments, 51(2), 146–156.
  8. Chipizubov, A.V., Smekalin, O.P. & Imaev, V.S. - (2015). - Paleoseismological dislocations and paleoearthquakes in the Primorsky faul zone (Lake Baikal). - Voprosy Inzhenernoi Seismologii, 42(2), 63-77 (in Russian).

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