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Intro
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Elastic Rebound
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Megathrust Fault
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Seismology: The Study of Earthquake Waves • Earthquake waves - Study of earthquake waves is called seismology - Earthquake recording instrument (seismograph)
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Earthquake Focus and Epicenter
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Earthquakes • Locating an earthquake
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Body Wave and Surface Wave Travel
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Determining the Size of Earthquakes • Intensity - A measure of the degree of earthquake shaking at a given locale based on the amount of damage - Most often measured by the Modified Mercalli Intensity
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Seismic Intensity Map, Loma Prieta 1989
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Determining Richter Scale Magnitude
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Annual Earthquake Occurrence
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Earthquake Destruction
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Liquefaction
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Japan Tsunami
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Formation of a Tsunami
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Tsunami Travel Times to Honolulu
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Earthquake Prediction
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Earth's Interior . Most of our knowledge of Earth's interior comes from the study of P and Searthquake waves - Travel times of P and S waves through Earth vary depending on the properties of the mate…
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Possible Paths of Earthquake Waves
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Earth's Layers
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Views of Earth's Layered Structure
Description:
Explore the fundamentals of seismology and Earth's internal structure in this 43-minute lecture. Delve into topics such as elastic rebound theory, megathrust faults, and the propagation of earthquake waves. Learn how to locate earthquakes, differentiate between body and surface waves, and understand methods for determining earthquake magnitude and intensity. Examine the destructive potential of earthquakes, including liquefaction and tsunamis, and investigate current approaches to earthquake prediction. Gain insights into Earth's interior layers through the study of seismic wave behavior, and discover how this knowledge contributes to our understanding of our planet's composition. Utilize resources from the USGS Earthquake Hazards Program and NOAA Tsunami Program to enhance your comprehension of these critical geological phenomena.

Earthquakes and Earth's Interior

Sven Holbik
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