Craig,
There will probably be special studies of the seismic data from the
test, but since it was so small, I doubt anything will be posted on
the USGS site. I'm not sure that there were enough stations
recording the event to do a proper moment tensor analysis.
John Taber
On Oct 9, 2006, at 12:08 PM, Craig Messerman wrote:
Hi,
I do some rudimentary moment tensor "beachball" work with my high
school freshmen, and I was wondering if there are alternative
sources for moment tensor solutions. I'm waiting to see if the N.
Korea nuke test, which showed up on the world seismicity map, will
get a moment tensor posted. A solid color beachball would be
interesting to observe, especially because I show it to them as an
example of a non-tectonic seismic source. Also, do all the
earthquakes in the USGS lists eventually get solutions posted
(NEIC, Harvard)? Thanks.
Craig Messerman
Sentinel High School, Missoula, Montana
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