👉 Revibration is a phenomenon observed in seismic data where the amplitude of waves changes abruptly or significantly after they have traveled through the Earth's crust. This can occur due to various factors, such as earthquakes, landslides, or other natural disasters. The term "revibrated" refers to the sudden change in amplitude that occurs during a seismic event. In general, revibrations are considered to be a type of transient wave disturbance that is caused by the propagation of energy from one point to another within
