seismological
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 37
[English seismolog(y): -ical.] Of, or pertaining to seismology (q. v.); used in, or devoted to the study of earthquakes. "It is not impo ible that seismological investigation may teach us something about the earth's magnetism." J. Milne: Earthquakes , p. 2. seiş-mol-o-gist, †seis-mo-logue, s. [English seismology (q. v.); -ist.] A student of seismology; one versed in seismology. "He can only pretend to be a very modest seismologist ." - Corn hill Magazine , Jan., 1884, p. 50.
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