Show more

for in 2017 M 6.5 in

intermediate depth compressional (reverse or thrust) earthquake in a complicated area of different subducted slabs (plates)

read report earthjay.com/?p=5941

for in 2016 M 4.1 in northern

right-lateral strike-slip mechanism
between and faults
near Branscomb mud volcanoes west of Laytonville

learn more here:
earthjay.com/?p=4469

for in 2022 M 6.0 in the northeast Pacific Ocean

rare intraplate event with few analogies

view high resolution poster: earthjay.com/?p=10667

for in 1989 M6.9 in central

temblor occurred along the fault system
landslides & liquefaction
strong & widely felt ground shaking
many casualties :-(

extensive report:
earthjay.com/?p=8992

for in 2016 M6.4 offshore of

intermediate depth normal (extensional) earthquake within (intraslab) the Solomon Sea plate

read more:
earthjay.com/?p=4346

for M 4.5 beneath

Shaking intensity up to MMI 5
Compressional earthquake mechanism suggests the event may be in North America plate

Learn more about the Cascadia subduction zone here: earthjay.com/?p=3640

Show thread

for M 6.7 & M 6.9 sequence in and offshore of

two reverse (compressional) intraplate (?) earthquakes
earthquakes appear to reveal geometry of subducted slab (?)
low intensity ground shaking

read report here earthjay.com/?p=11470

for M5.4 offshore of

Possibly aftershock from 2012 Wharton Basin M8.6 earthquake sequence

Read about 2012 earthquakes earthjay.com/?p=294

earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquake

for in 2016 M 4.9 offshore of

classic left-lateral strike-slip earthquake along reactivated faults within the Gorda plate

read more: earthjay.com/?p=4320

for in 2019 M7.2 in

onshore crustal strike-slip fault earthquake yet generated a modest
felt widely
potential for triggered landslides and induced liquefaction

read report here
earthjay.com/?p=8781

Show more
Qoto Mastodon

QOTO: Question Others to Teach Ourselves
An inclusive, Academic Freedom, instance
All cultures welcome.
Hate speech and harassment strictly forbidden.