for in 1992 M7.2 in

I was there
triggered 2 M6+ eqs
generated tsunami, led to the National Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Program
landslides and liquefaction

learn more: earthjay.com/?p=5233
& earthquake.cascadiageo.org/?pa

for in 2023 M7.2 along the Kermadec subduction zone (convergent plate boundary fault system)

generated modest
felt strongly on Raoul Island MMI 7 intensity!

learn more
earthjay.com/?p=11021

for in 2023 M7.1 offshore of

felt widely
@usgs_earthquakes models show high chance for liquefaction and moderate chance for landslides

learn more:
earthjay.com/?p=11040

for M6.0 & M6.1 in

3rd and 4th largest aftershocks following 2 April '24 M 7.4
@USGS_Quakes model for M6.0 (onshore) suggests high chance for

original report here:
earthjay.com/?p=11904

for M4.8 on the east coast of the USA

Oblique reverse (compressional) earthquake mechanism
Felt widely

Learn more abt the difference between east coast & west coast earthquakes here: earthjay.com/?p=5970

earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquake

for M 7.4 in

reverse mechanism
possibly slip on an east dipping fault (?)
strong ground shaking felt widely
landslides & liquefaction
modest local

updated poster & report here: earthjay.com/?p=11904

for M7.4 & M6.5 in

sadly people are injured and worse

Reverse (Compressional) mechanism
Strong ground shaking
Interpretive Poster

Learn about regional tectonics from 2022 report: earthjay.com/?p=10450

earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquake

for in 2017 M 6.6 offshore of

reverse (compressional) earthquake mechanism
north of Pacific plate slab (?) so interesting earthquake in complicated tectonic region

learn more: earthjay.com/?p=5200

for in 2017 M5.7 in the offshore of

right-lateral strike-slip (moving side-by-side) earthquake
overlapping fracture zones & spreading ridges

learn more about the earthjay.com/?p=5210

for $OTD in 1964 M9.2 in

2nd largest eq recorded on modern instruments
generated coseismic (during the earthquake) vertical land motion
triggered a transpacific

read more earthjay.com/?p=3833

for in 2019 M 5.0 in

normal (extensional) oblique (strike-slip) earthquake mechanism
interesting location with historical analogue (1958 M 7.1)

learn more: earthjay.com/?p=8403

for M 6.9 in

oblique-normal (extensional and strike-slip)
strong shaking
chances for landslides and liquefaction

report with interpretive posters: earthjay.com/?p=11869

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