Tectonomagnetics and Local Geomagnetic Field Variations

Physical and chemical studies of the earth and planets along with their sur roundings are now developing very rapidly. As these studies are of essentially international character, many international conferences, symposia, seminars and workshops are held every year. To publish proceedings of these meetings is of course important for tracing development of various disciplines of earth and plane tary sciences though publishing is fast getting to be an expensive business. It is my pleasure to learn that the Center for Academic Publications Japan and the Japan Scientific Societies Press have agreed to undertake the publication of a series "Advances in Earth and Planetary Sciences" which should certainly become an important medium for conveying achievements of various meetings to the aca demic as well as non-academic scientific communities. It is planned to publish the series mostly on the basis of proceedings that appear in the Journal of Geomagnetism and Geoelectricity edited by the Society of Terrestrial Magnetism and Electricity of Japan, the Journal of Physics of the Earth by the Seismological Society of Japan and the Volcanological Society of Japan, and the Geochemical Journal by the Geochemical Society of Japan, although occasional volumes of the series will include independent proceedings. Selection of meetings, of which the proceedings will be included in the series, will be made by the Editorial Committee for which I have the honour to work as the General Editor.

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Proceedings of IAGA/IAMAP Joint Assembly, August 23, 1977, Seattle, Washington, U.S.A.

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Symposium on Tectonomagnetics and Small Scale Secular Variations Held at the IAGA/IAMAP Joint Assembly at Seattle on Tuesday, August 22nd, 1977.- Tectonomagnetic Studies in Tajikistan.- An Attempt to Observe a Seismomagnetic Effect during the Gazly 17th May 1976 Earthquake.- Secular Variation Anomalies and Aseismic Geodynamic in the Urals.- Geomagnetic Investigations in the Seismoactive Regions of Middle Asia.- Local Magnetic Field Variations and Stress Changes Near a Slip Discontinuity on the San Andreas Fault.- Geomagnetic Secular Variation Anomalies in the GDR.- Noise Reduction Techniques for Use in Determining Local Geomagnetic Field Changes.- Local Variations in Magnetic Field, Long-Term Changes in Creep Rate, and Local Earthquakes along the San Andreas Fault in Central California.- Geomagnetic Induction Study of the Seismically Active Fault along the Southwestern Coast of the Sea of Japan.- Time Dependence of Magnetotelluric Fields in a Tectonically Active Region in Eastern Canada.- Piezomagnetic Response with Depth, Related to Tectonomagnetism at an Earthquake Precursor.- Magnetic Susceptibility of Magnetite under Hydrostatic Pressure, and Implications for Tectonomagnetism.- Effect of Uniaxial Stress upon Remanent Magnetization: Stress Cycling and Domain State Dependence.- On the Measurement of Stress Sensitivity of NRM Using a Cryogenic Magnetometer.