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hi guys
as per title
Yesterday, 10 March 2014 there was a M 6.8 offshore of northern California in the Mendocino Fracture Zone of the Juan De Fuca Plate
Just coming in on the seismo right now is another M 6.8, east of the South Sandwich Islands
right at the southern end of the Atlantic Ocean
seismo at http://www.sydneystormcity.com/seismograms.htm
The nthrn Calif can be seen at the top of the display with the new event at the bottom
the display updates every 5 minutes.
I'm expecting similar to slightly larger amplitude as the event is a little closer to my sensor
But variations in propagation can change that
cheers
Dave
as per title
Yesterday, 10 March 2014 there was a M 6.8 offshore of northern California in the Mendocino Fracture Zone of the Juan De Fuca Plate
Just coming in on the seismo right now is another M 6.8, east of the South Sandwich Islands
right at the southern end of the Atlantic Ocean
seismo at http://www.sydneystormcity.com/seismograms.htm
The nthrn Calif can be seen at the top of the display with the new event at the bottom
the display updates every 5 minutes.
I'm expecting similar to slightly larger amplitude as the event is a little closer to my sensor
But variations in propagation can change that
cheers
Dave
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