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Stormquakes are generated by ocean waves coupling with the seafloor during intense storms
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Studies consistently demonstrate that intense storms generate distinct seismic signals, known as microseisms or stormquakes, through the mechanical coupling of ocean waves with the seafloor and coastal margins.

Evidence for · 5
2020 · cited by 12
Paper 0 shows that storms (typhoons) generate microseism body waves through interactions with seafloor structures.
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Multiple peer-reviewed studies (e.g., [0], [2], [4], [6], [7]) document the mechanism by which intense storms, typhoons, and medicanes generate seismic waves via ocean-seafloor coupling (microseisms/stormquakes). There is no evidence in the provided literature refuting this claim.

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2017 · cited by 8
Paper 2 notes that ambient seismic wave fields and microseisms are excited by ocean waves coupling with the ocean floor (abyssal and coastal topography).
2021 · cited by 3
Paper 4 explains that tropical cyclones couple with ocean activity to generate seismic signals and secondary microseisms recorded globally.
2021 · cited by 3
Paper 6 links ocean-generated secondary microseisms from storms to interactions between the ocean wavefield and solid earth margins.
2022 · cited by 2
Paper 7 discusses how extreme meteo-marine storms in the Mediterranean couple with the hydrosphere and solid earth to produce continuous background microseisms.
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judged → SUPPORTED · 8204 Aug 2026
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