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• TITLE: Accelerations in the Local Magnetic Field on the Adriatic Tectonic Microplate

  AUTHORS: Rudi Čop, Jean L. Rasson, Andrej Bilc

  KEYWORDS: Geomagnetic Observatory, Geomagnetic Jerks, Accelerations in the Local Magnetic Fields, Seismic Activity

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Earthquake Research, Vol.10 No.3, August 17, 2021

  ABSTRACT: The high level of noise is a special feature of the geomagnetic field on the territory of Slovenia. The tension of the Adriatic tectonic microplate, on which Slovenia entirely lies, was recognized as one of its sources. The interior of the Earth is also the source of geomagnetic jerks. They are impulses in the secular variation calculated on the basis of monthly or annual mean values of variation of the geomagnetic field. The paper presents an analysis of accelerations in a local magnetic field calculated on the bases of daily mean values of the magnetic field measured at PIA geomagnetic Observatory (Piran, Slovenia) in 2020. These accelerations indicate geomagnetic impulses at the regional level over days or weeks. Then these results are compared with the registered seismic activity in the West Balkans.