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(1) (a) (b) (c) (d) 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) (e) (2) (a) (b) 1) (c) (d) (e) (f) (3) 131

(1) (a) 2.2.2 (b) (c) (d) 1) 6 2) 6 3) 6 132

4) 1 3 5 6 6) 1 6 7) 1 6 8 1 3 (e) 6 (2) (a) 133

(1) 27 26 8 27 8 6 27 26 GPS 28 27 8 P (b) 1) 3 3 6 1) 65 mm 36 5 mm 1 SD 1 2,3,4,5,6) 25 1 27 26 8 1 1 27 8 3 ( 1) 3 27 8 1 134

6 ( 2 2) 26 25 1 2 27 8 12 1 58 28 3 2 JS156 27 8 12 WIN 7) 26 27 69 3 8) 1 5349 9) 4 P 5 1) 6 (c) 27 6 28 6 27 (d) 1) : 2 61, S55-S68, 29. 135

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K. Uehira, S. Sakai, K. Mochizuki, H. Shiobara, T. Kanazawa K. Repeating long-term ocean 215 American 27 Nakahigashi, bottom seismic observations Geophysical Union Fall 12 14 T. Yamada, in the southern part of Japan meeting Y.Yamashita, Sea K.Mochizuki, H.Shiobara, M.Shinohara (f) 1) 2) 3) (3) 137

1 26 - (JST) (m) (JST) JS141 1Hz 214/8/2-3:18:3 38-17.4 135-34.99 2,98 78 214/8/2-12:: JS147 214/8/2-8:33:2 37-41.74 135-48.41 2,814 557 214/8/2-18:: JS143 214/8/2-14:23:25 37-54.88 134-37.49 2,968 558 214/8/2-18:: JS144 214/8/2-19:55:45 37-19.98 134-45.61 2,686 556 214/8/3-:: JS145 1Hz 214/8/3-:28:4 36-59.92 134-5.97 1,962 676 214/8/3-6:: JS146 1Hz 214/8/3-6:17:52 36-41.27 134-55.9 1,751 653 214/8/3-12:: (JST) 215/1/1-:: 215/1/1-:: 215/1/1-:: 215/1/1-:: 215/1/1-:: 215/1/1-:: 138

2 27 - (JST) (m) (JST) JS151 1Hz 215/8/11-4:22:13 38-17.4 135-35. 2,98 684 215/8/11-7:3: JS157 215/8/1-21:12:3 37-41.73 135-48.41 2,81 554 215/8/11-1:: JS153 215/8/11-1:47:14 37-54.77 134-37.22 2,97 555 215/8/11-14:: JS154 215/8/11-15:28:14 37-19.99 134-45.59 2,69 553 215/8/11-18:3: JS155 1Hz 215/8/11-2:14:29 36-59.99 134-5.99 1,96 717 215/8/11-23:: JS156 1Hz 215/8/12-1:7:15 36-41.29 134-55.4 1,75 663 215/8/12-1:58: (JST) 216/1/1-:: 216/1/1-:: 216/1/1-:: 216/1/1-:: 216/1/1-:: 216/1/1-:: 139

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2 27 26 142

3 69 (M > 2.5) 518 143

4 29 144

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