'Richter magnitude' diaporamas de présentation

Disasters by anna panagiotarea

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ISNS 3359 Earthquakes and Volcanoes (aka shake and bake)

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Earthquakes and volcanoes

Earthquakes and volcanoes. What is an earthquake?. An earthquake is a sudden shaking of the ground caused by breaking rock. They generate seismic waves which can be recorded on a sensitive instrument called a seismograph .

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EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE, INTENSITY, ENERGY, POWER LAW RELATIONS AND SOURCE MECHANISM

EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE, INTENSITY, ENERGY, POWER LAW RELATIONS AND SOURCE MECHANISM. J R Kayal Geological Survey of India Kolkata e-mail: jr_kayal@hotmail.com. EARTHQUAKE CLASSIFICATION MAGNITUDE CLASSIFICATION M ? 8.0 Great Earthquake 7.0 ? M < 8.0 Major / Large Earthquake

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Earthquake Test Review

Earthquake Test Review. Next. Which type of stress stretches rock?. Compression. Shearing. Tension. Diversion. This is a break or a crack in the rock. Fault. Fissure. Fracture. Mine. This type of fault is caused by compression. Normal. Reverse. Strike-slip. Oblique strike-slip.

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Intro to geology Plate tectonics Minerals Rocks Igneous rocks Volcanism Weathering & erosion

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EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE, INTENSITY, ENERGY, POWER LAW RELATIONS AND SOURCE MECHANISM

EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE, INTENSITY, ENERGY, POWER LAW RELATIONS AND SOURCE MECHANISM. Walter D. Mooney U.S. Geological Survey California, USA e-mail: mooney @ usgs.gov. EARTHQUAKE CLASSIFICATION MAGNITUDE CLASSIFICATION M ? 8.0 Great Earthquake

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EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE, INTENSITY, ENERGY, POWER LAW RELATIONS AND SOURCE MECHANISM

EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE, INTENSITY, ENERGY, POWER LAW RELATIONS AND SOURCE MECHANISM. Walter D. Mooney U.S. Geological Survey California, USA e-mail: mooney @ usgs.gov. EARTHQUAKE CLASSIFICATION MAGNITUDE CLASSIFICATION M ? 8.0 Great Earthquake

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes. Earthquakes are vibrations in the earth. Earthquakes are recurring phenomena, affecting areas repeatedly. Earthquakes are waves resulting from Slip-lock motion: the release of stored elastic energy from motion along faults;

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Primary and Secondary Waves

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1) Solve for x:

1) Solve for x: . 2) What is the equation of the asymptote of the following graph:. 3) Solve the following equation: . Domain: Range: Asymptote:. 4) Rewrite the equation in exponential form:. Domain: Range: Asymptote: y = 6. 5) Evaluate: . 6) Solve algebraically : .

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Logarithmic Scales

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PNNL-13962.pdf

Increase in successful extraction of natural gas will lead to need for added storage. PNNL-13962.pdf. Seismicity of the Columbia Basin and Surrounding Areas as Measured by Seismographs. All earthquakes from 1969 to 2001 with Richter magnitude 3 or larger are shown.

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