Quake Watch 2007, page 3
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reply posted on 17-1-2007 @ 08:11 AM by mrsdudara
Hello, I thought I would add a few linkeys for anyone who is interested and does not have them yet.

USGS
For the quakes, scroll down a bit, and on the left you can click on either us quakes or world quakes. If you see one or a cluster that grabs your attention, you can click on the ‘volcano’ tab to see if it was one of the volcanoes in the vicinity.

USGS live internet seismic servers
You can watch them as they go there. It is updated every 30 min. you will notice that a lot of them will show storm noise or water noise. After you watch for a little bit you will be able to easily tell the difference between normal noise and quakes.

Norsar
I didn’t want to link you to a specific page at Norsar. So that is the link to the Home page. There is a lot of interesting info at that site, and quite a few seismographs. Their site is set up quite a bit different than the USGS, so I have found it is best to go through that site well and find the pages you like the best and bookmark it.

volcano live
Lots of great info there. The ‘Breaking News’ link there will also give you info about notable quakes.

IRIS
Iris is packed full if all kinds of info.

SOHO
I am adding a link to SOHO, due to the fact that the sun's activity, comets, and so forth are often discussed when odd things happen.


Enjoy!!

And if you are new to the site, please dont be shy, if you find something interesting, post it so we can all take a look, and if you have a question, ask it. Someone is bound to either have the answer, or know where to find it.




[edit on 17-1-2007 by mrsdudara]


reply posted on 17-1-2007 @ 08:36 AM by apex
Further to this list, I have found these useful for quakes too:

Yellowstone Earthquakes

Yellowstone Webicorders

Hopefully we won't get to see any big stuff on those, but there are occasional Earthquake swarms there.

EMSC

This is good for European Quakes, very few of which are ever on the USGS world map.


reply posted on 17-1-2007 @ 03:54 PM by apex
Magnitude 5.9 - PAPUA, INDONESIA
Depth 105.3km
earthquake.usgs.gov...

And heres some useful Information about the two large Kuril Islands Quakes:

EMSC Kuril islands Information

[edit on 17-1-2007 by apex]


reply posted on 21-1-2007 @ 05:49 AM by asala
Originally posted by apex
Magnitude 5.1 - EASTERN TURKEY
Depth 10km
earthquake.usgs.gov...

EMSC - 5.0


Some news on this,

2 villages have been demolished by the quake, But lucky so far there is no reports of death,




The quake knocked down a number of homes in the villages of Yukarikosk and Cobanova, Akpinar said. Snow was slowing down access to some of the villages in the province, he said.

Derya Ozer, the daughter of the local administrator in Cobanova village, said some houses and barns came down in the temblor, while others had suffered cracks or other types of damage.

"But thank God there is nothing serious," she told CNN-Turk television. "Everyone is waiting outside. Nobody will go back into their homes."

The tremor also caused a power outage in the village, she said.


news link,


As turkey is on a fault line they tend to get a few but as was in 1999 18,000 people where killed, So any quake that mag 5 or over can cause major problems there, thank goodness this one seems to have gone without to much probem,
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