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Monthly Archives: November 2016
Earthquake Report: New Zealand Post # 01
This is the first of several posts about a complex earthquake series that happened along the northern end of the South Island in New Zealand. I was at sea on the R/V Tangaroa collecting piston cores offshore along the Hikurangi … Continue reading
Posted in earthquake, education, geology, HSU, New Zealand, pacific, plate tectonics, strike-slip, subduction, Transform, tsunami
Earthquake Report: El Salvador!
While waiting to board my plane from Sydney (AU) to SFO, I put together an interpretive poster for the M 7.0 earthquake offshore of El Salvador from today. I will spend more time later adding more information, including some background … Continue reading
Posted in earthquake, education, geology, HSU, plate tectonics, subduction
Getting ready for the cruise!
2016.11.09 Getting ready for the cruise! My main research cruise blog page is here: http://humboldt-jay.blogspot.com. We will be heading to sea to search for submarine landslide deposits called turbidites. There are several ways that these landslides can be triggered. Earthquakes … Continue reading
Posted in earthquake, education, geology, HSU, New Zealand, pacific, plate tectonics, subduction, tsunami
Earthquake Report: Laytonville (northern CA)!
This morning there was another earthquake in northern CA between the San Andreas (SAF) and Maacama faults (MF). This region has been active for the past few years, with earthquakes in the M 3-4 range. Most recently, there was a … Continue reading
Posted in earthquake, education, geology, HSU, humboldt, mendocino, mendocino, pacific, plate tectonics, San Andreas, strike-slip, Transform
Earthquake Report: Maule, Chile!
This morning there was a moderate sized earthquake below the megathrust in Chile. Here is the USGS website for this M 6.4 earthquake. Based upon the hypocentral depth, this appears to be along the megathrust fault (an “interface” event). However, … Continue reading
Posted in earthquake, education, geology, HSU, pacific, plate tectonics, subduction
Earthquake Report: Laytonville, CA
Last night we had an earthquake between the Maacama faults and the San Andreas fault. This region has experienced several earthquakes recently, which makes me think that there may be an unmapped fault there (there is no hydrothermal or oil … Continue reading
Posted in earthquake, education, geology, HSU, mendocino, pacific, plate tectonics, San Andreas, strike-slip, Transform
Earthquake Report: Oregon
We just had an earthquake with an epicenter that plots near Warrenton, Oregon (at the northwesternmost tip of Oregon, near the mouth of the Columbia River). Here is the USGS website for this M 3.5 earthquake. Even though it is … Continue reading
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