Surface-Wave Radiation is a type of seismic radiation pattern characterized by the propagation of surface waves along the Earth's free surface, distinguished from body-wave radiation by its concentration of energy near the surface and its dispersion properties due to waveguide-like interactions between the crust and upper mantle.
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University College London
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