Enigmatic very long period monochromatic seismic signals ring the Earth for 9 days after rockfalls and tsunamis in a Greenland fjord

Mordret, A.; Schippkus, S.; Taira, T.; Rysgaard, S.; Lecocq, T.; Anthony, R.; De Plaen, R.; Svennevig, K.; Forbriger, T.; Lucas, A.; Løvholt, F.; Widmer-Schnidrig, R.; Koelemeijer, P.; Korsgaard, N.; Boone, W.; Spagnolo, M.; Cook, K.; Ebeling, C.; Mangeney, A.; Van Noten, Koen; Vanneste, K.; Satriano, C.; Assink, J.; Gibbons, S.J.; Hibert, C.; Glimsdal, S.; Lomax, A.; Hicks, S.; Marboeuf, A.

Enigmatic very long period monochromatic seismic signals ring the Earth for 9 days after rockfalls and tsunamis in a Greenland fjord - Mordret, A. et al - Invited talk presented at ESC2024, Corfu, Greece on 2024-09-26 - CTALK-2024-0147

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