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Chapter: Earthquakes

Table of Contents. Chapter: Earthquakes. Section 1: Forces Inside Earth. Section 2: Features of Earthquakes. Section 3: People and Earthquakes. Forces Inside Earth. 1. Earthquake Causes. The bending and breaking of wooden craft sticks are similar to how rocks bend and break.

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Chapter 4 - Natural Hazards: An Overview

Chapter 4 - Natural Hazards: An Overview. Effects of hazards on humans. scope: $50 billion/year avg 150,000 dead/year social loss - employment, anguish, productivity humans located in the way of natural processes. Problems. hazardous zones between tectonic plates

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Module B: In Situ Stresses

Module B: In Situ Stresses. Earth 437 Maurice B. Dusseault University of Waterloo. Common Symbols in Earth Stresses. s v , s hmin , s HMAX : Vertical, minor and major horizontal stresses (usually s v ? to surface) S v ,S h ,S H : Same as above, different symbols

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Ch. 17 Crustal Deformation and Mountain Building

Ch. 17 Crustal Deformation and Mountain Building. Chapter 17 Opening Figure. Rock Deformation. Rock deformation refers to changes in the shape, volume, or orientation of a rock due to changes in temperature and pressure over time. Rock Deformation due to Stress.

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Wrench Fault Architecture of Trenton Black River Hydrothermal Dolomite Reservoirs

Wrench Fault Architecture of Trenton Black River Hydrothermal Dolomite Reservoirs. Taury Smith and Richard Nyahay New York State Museum. Model for Hydrothermal Dolomitization.

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Earthquakes 101 (EQ101)

Earthquakes 101 (EQ101). USGS Earthquake Hazards Program. Lisa Wald USGS Pasadena. U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey. Global Distribution of Earthquakes. Plate Tectonics. USGS Earthquake Hazards Program. Lisa Wald USGS Pasadena. U.S. Department of the Interior

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Physical Geology Review

Physical Geology Review. the expanse of material is vast!. Internal Structure of the Earth granitic/basaltic. crust = 0-40 km; mantle = 40-2900 km; outer core (liquid) = 2900-5200 km; inner core = 5200-6400 km. from: www.usgs.gov. Guidelines for Structural Analysis. reference frame

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes. What Is An Earthquake? Click here to find out. What is an earthquake?. Used to describe both sudden slip on a fault, and the resulting ground shaking and radiated seismic energy caused by the slip Caused by volcanic or plate activity,. http://eqseis.geosc.psu.edu.

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Discussion Points

Discussion Points. Existing data Sets Tectonics Simulations Analogs Data modeling Data processing. Ground Motion Parameters. Source Mw, scaling Radiation pattern Propagation Crustal structure, Q, Duration Site. Discussion Points. Existing data Sets Tectonics Simulations Analogs

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Structural Geology Stress and Strain

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LATE- TO POST-OROGENIC TECTONIC PROCESSES

LATE- TO POST-OROGENIC TECTONIC PROCESSES. THE PRESENT DEFORMATION PATTERN HAS A STRONG CORRELATION WITH TOPOGRAPHY, AND CANNOT BE EXPLAINED ONLY FROM THE PLATE-MOTIONS AND AMBIENT FORCES AFFECTING THE REGION. collision. subduction. Syn- to post-orogenic extension. Regional

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Eric Calais, Andrew Freed, Purdue Univ. USA

The January 12, 2010, Mw 7.0 earthquake in Haiti: Context and mechanism from an integrated geodetic study. Eric Calais, Andrew Freed, Purdue Univ. USA Claude Prépetit , D. Anglade , M. Saint Louis, J. Altidor , J. Macly , Bureau of Mines and Energy, Haiti

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Preliminary PEER-NGA Ground Motion Model

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Chapter 4 Clicker Review

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Chapter 4 Clicker Review

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Fault Zone Segmentation A Geophysicist's Perspective

Fault Zone Segmentation A Geophysicist's Perspective. Ruth A. Harris U.S. Geological Survey. March 2006 WGCEP Workshop. Two Big Questions:. *What causes earthquakes to start in specific locations? *What causes earthquakes to stop in specific locations?. Three Big Possible Answers:.

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Rock Deformation

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Earthquakes Assignment

Earthquakes Assignment. Name Here. Earthquake Magnitude Game. Click this link. Make earthquake this big. Screenshot the picture of the damage caused by a 2.4 magnitude earthquake. Screenshot Before Earthquake. Describe Damage: Car: House: Street Pole: Tree:.

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Caution- The following is rated TV-14 For- Violence

Caution- The following is rated TV-14 For- Violence - Weirdness Viewer Discretion Is Advised. Whose Fault Is It?. By: Drew, Shaun C, and Evan. Normal Faults.

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