Global Observation of an Up to 9 Day Long, Recurring, Monochromatic Seismic Source Near 10.9 mHz Associated With Tsunamigenic Landslides in a Northeast Greenland Fjord

R. Widmer-Schnidrig, A. Mordret, K. Svennevig, S. Hicks, T. Forbriger, T. Lecocq, A. Mangeney, C. Hibert, N. Korsgaard, A. Lucas, C. Satriano, R.E. Anthony, S. Schippkus, S. Rysgaard, W. Boone, Steven J. Gibbons, K.L. Cook, S. Glimsdal, F. Løvholt, K. Van NotenP.H. Voss, C. Ebeling, J. Assink, A. Marboeuf, L. Anthony, K. Vanneste, T. Taira, M. Spagnolo, R. De Plaen, P. Koelemeijer, A. Cannata, W. Harcourt, D. Cornwell, C. Caudron, P. Poli, P. Bernard, E. Larose, E. Stutzmann, Björn Lund, F. Cannavò, M.J. Castro-Diaz, E. Chaves, T. Dahl-Jensen, N De Pinho Dias, A. Déprez, R. Develter, D. Dreger, L. Evers, M. Keiding, T.B. Larsen, Greenland VLP Team

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