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reply posted on 1-1-2012 @ 12:41 AM by pryingopen3rdeye
goodbye QW 2011 thread

hello 2012 thread,
www.abovetopsecret.com...

looks like this one reached over 400 pages


who wants to make a bet? on how many pages QW 2012 will reach by new years of 2013.

that is if we are still alive by then


i'll bet over 600 pages less then 800

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reply posted on 1-1-2012 @ 12:15 PM by muzzy
New Zealand has always been my focus, so here is a preliminary summary in graph format for 2011.
Spent a lot of time working on these, like 365 days

you can see the full size images here

in about a months time I should be able to draw up the final, revised, updated numbers when Geonet go over the last couple of months. I've already done the first 3 months of numbers per day and they are double the preliminary count per day, and average out at 78 per day over 90 days I'm not expecting the energy count to change much, its the biguns that determine the size of the columns on those graphs and its pretty unlikely Geonet missed any mag 5's.

As you will see its not always the days with a large number of events that have the high energy release,
the largest energy release was on April 18th 6.6Mw SW of L'Esperence Rock south of the Kermadec Islands followed by the Tihoi 6.462 on July 5th on the edge of Lake Taupo ( volcano) not the Feb 21 Port Hills 6.343 or June 13 Taylors Mistake/Redcliffs 6.411 which had the highest numbers of events (aftershocks). The first offshore East Cape quake in September 15th was bigger (6.336) than the November 18th one (6.109) and released more energy, although the November one had multiple aftershocks which brought the numbers count way up for that day (90).
As far as patterns go the only ones I can see are the aftershocks which seem to be pretty standard especially for the shallow Christchurch Mag 6 events, leading up to big events the numbers either fall away prior or steadily build up, so the perception that prior to a big one the numbers drop away is wrong eg prior to the Feb 22 event the numbers built up steadily from 7 per day to 33 per day over 23 days, whereas prior to the June 13 event the numbers fell steadily over 5 days from 50 to 22 per day. The July Tihoi had a steady 6 to 13 per day in the 6 days prior.
2011 (59) becomes the 3rd highest year for numbers of quakes above Mag 5 per year after 2009 (74) and 1995 (114) over the last 171 years of records, and equals 1929 and 1995 with 7 Mag 6's per year.

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Oh yeah, over the holidays I started on that rehash of my Historic NZ Earthquakes 1840-2011, moving it over to Wordpress, you can see the Timeline graph for Mag 5+ quakes in 2011 and the numbers count for the 171 years comparison count there.
I've thrown in the 2010 "hotspots" maps I did earlier in the year and will do the same for 2011 when I get the time eqarchives.wordpress.com...
hopefully the icons on the interactive maps load for you, I had trouble with mine a few times, some of them come up as blue google markers as default, but the details of the quakes are still there if you click on the icon.
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reply posted on 9-1-2012 @ 12:14 PM by muzzy
Another earthquake graph for NZ 2011

Timeline using the 17,997 earthquakes recorded by Geonet for the year as at 31 Dec 2011


full size image
here

I was a bit surprised at the overall shape of the plots, its more of a series of multiple aftershock sequences from some of the mag 6's.
See how right after each Mag 6 the 1's, 2's and 3's are not there for a few days, leaving a hollow spot at the bottom of the graph!
Its like I just joined several of my aftershock timeline graphs together, but that's not what I did, I just plotted the whole year as one.

Also looks like there is a general overall trend for the magnitudes gradually rising since the July 13th Sumner quake
I'm not sure if this is because the last few months are just preliminary listings, there are likely more low size mag 2's to be determined and added to the data lists yet. I'll have to do some previous years like this and see what happened there where all the data was completed and finalized.
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reply posted on 3-2-2012 @ 08:56 AM by BobAthome
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uhhhmm if your taking requests and want to maybe see what you could dig up on this one

Santorini Volcano Erupts: 1500 BC

It is kinda outside of 1990's but you didn't say a.d or b.c


1500BC you say?

Well I've only downloaded and processed back to 1900 so far, but had a quick look on Utsu's IISEE catalogue and the first entry for Santorini is 1380BC


Its going to be a tough job, Utsu only got as far back as 1365BC putting Magnitudes to the quakes, but he couldn't find the spot exactly
Source Year Latitude Longitude Magnitude Location
M -1365 - - 7.8 severe damage Syria coast:Ugarit near Minet-el-Beida

The next Mag Tagged one with co-ordinates was;
Source Year Latitude Longitude Magnitude Location
C -780 -34.5 107.8 7 China:Shanxi(I>=9) (M>=7/M6-7)

a lot is going to depend on the Intensity ( I=) analysis, as that is all there is to go on.
A lot of the data is based on Volcanic eruption and Tsunami data

I still need to get my head around Asia Minor and Persia, let alone the Assyrian Empire


-----------------
1 February 2012 Last updated at 13:09 ET
Mega volcanoes 'may be predicted'
By Neil Bowdler Science and health reporter, BBC News

www.bbc.co.uk...
-------------------------------------------------------------

I think that DATA ,,,(A lot of the data is based on Volcanic eruption and Tsunami data),might be all here now,, lol

Maybe someone was watching,, lol

yaaaa.

Me.


reply posted on 5-5-2012 @ 04:33 PM by muzzy
We need to get some more Fat Ladies , to sing the last verses

Lost a Mag 6 for NZ with latest updates from Geonet

6.109, 3612641, -37.56812, -179.91498, 2011/11/18 7:51:21, 38, o/s E of East Cape
5.637, 3612641 -37.43663, 179.95192, 2011/11/18 7:51:21, 33, o/s E of East Cape
(both are ML BTW)

Global CMTstill have it as a 6.0Ms though
Date: 2011/11/18 Centroid Time: 7:51:27.8 GMT
Lat= -37.51 Lon= 179.62
Depth= 12.0 Half duration= 1.8
Centroid time minus hypocenter time: 3.1
Moment Tensor: Expo=24 -4.660 1.520 3.140 0.349 2.310 2.250
Mw = 5.7 mb = 5.8 Ms = 6.0 Scalar Moment = 5.24e+24
Fault plane: strike=46 dip=34 slip=-71
Fault plane: strike=204 dip=58 slip=-102


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