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Master Earthquake Epicenter Location with Digital Seismographs: A Step-by-Step Guide

Welcome to the interactive guide on locating earthquake epicenters! This tutorial covers essential skills, including obtaining three seismographs, converting time delays into distance, and accurately identifying the epicenter location. Learn how to interpret P-wave and S-wave arrival times, use travel time graphs, and apply calculations to find distances between seismic stations. Record your findings and visualize the epicenter where the circles intersect. Whether you're a beginner or brushing up on your skills, this accessible guide is perfect for you!

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Master Earthquake Epicenter Location with Digital Seismographs: A Step-by-Step Guide

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  1. Welcome to my LTM Click Anywhere to Begin:

  2. Locate an Earthquake Epicenter 1.0 -Obtain 3 Seismographs 2.0 –Convert time to distance 3.0 –Locating the earthquake Epicenter 1.1- Locate P-wave arrival time 2.1- Locate seismic wave travel time graph 3.1- Locate the map and the three seismic stations 1.2- Locate S-wave arrival time 2.2- Using graph, convert S-P time delay  kilometers 3.2- Expand compass to represent distance 1.3 -Calculate S-P Time Delay 2.3- Record Data 3.3- Draw circles around each seismic station 1.4 –Record Data 3.4- Label Epicenter where 3 circles intersect Entry-Level Skills 0.2-Be able to define epicenter 0.1-Know how to read a seismograph

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