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September 19, 2017 M7.1 Central Mexico (5km ENE of Raboso, Mexico) earthquake
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Event parameters (from USGS) ¶
These are preliminary results and are subject to change without notice. Please check the USGS page for the latest official information.
| Magnitude | 7.1 |
|---|---|
| UTC Time | Tuesday September 19, 2017 at 18:14:39 UTC |
| Location | 18.584°N, 98.399°W |
| Depth | 51.0 km |
| Region | Central Mexico |
| Distance | 5km ENE of Raboso, Mexico |
| Details | USGS |
Links ¶
- Anthony Lomax, @ALomaxNet — seismograms at UNAM
- Anthony Lomax, @ALomaxNet — Aftershocks
- Gavin Hayes, @gph_seismo — Slab cross-section & sketched interpretation
- Jay Patton, @ patton_cascadia — Earthquake Report
Figures ¶
[USGS Event KML] USGS ShakeMap
[GEOSCOPE Observatory] Automatic determination of source parameters using 
the SCARDEC method
[Thomas Lacocq, Royal Observatory of Belgium] Filtered records from the BE 
network
[Anthony Lomax, @ALomaxNet] Acceleration/Velocity/Displacement 
seismograms at UNAM show ~20sec of strong shaking at ~1sec period.
[Gavin Hayes, @gph_seismo] Slab cross-section & sketched interpretation
[Jay Patton, Humboldt State University] Earthquake Report
[IRIS DMC Event Plots Product] Combined and aligned on origin 0.3 to 1.0 Hz
BHZ (click on image to access the EventPlots).
Videos & Animations ¶
Miscellaneous Contributions ¶
[Jim O’Donnell, HHseismic] Recordings compared to 2 Hz geophones with 
extended response in Oklahoma. Six records showing time series and amplitude
spectra for 3 components are compared (click on image to view).
[Gerald Payton, North Central Texas] Seismogram reading of Grandview, Texas 
station at 1526.1 km distantance.
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