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This summary covers various aspects of seismology, including seismic sources, wave types and notation, location methods, magnitude and intensity scales, focal mechanisms like fault plane solutions, and additional topics such as hazards, prediction, and seismic instruments.
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Summary of seismology component of the course • Sources • Waves • Location • Magnitude/Intensity • Focal mechanisms • Other topics
Sources • source models • Double couple forces • Moment tensors
Waves • Notation (teleseisms) P, S = mantle phases K = outer core P wave I,(J) = inner core P and S c = reflection from the outer core pP, sP = reflections from the earth surface near the source (Lower case = reflection) PKP = P wave in mantle, outer core, mantle PcP = Mantle phase reflected from the outer core
Waves • Notation (local) • Pg • Pn • P* • Near field / Far field
Location • General principles • Station corrections • depth control
Magnitude and Intensity • Mw, Mwp, ML, Mb, etc. • Intensity scales
Focal Mechanisms Fault Plane Solutions of Earthquakes, Northeast India Kayal et al., 2006
Other topics • Hazards and damaging effects, • prediction and forecasting, • instruments, networks, arrays, etc.