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Active Message Threads for October 2006
bstorm@djusd.k12.ca.us
Dear IRIS colleagues,
I recently had the fun of presenting the IRIS opportunity to a group of
attendees to the CAPCUE conference (Capitol Computer Users in Education)
in Sacramento, CA. I put together a Powerpoint for the presentation
that summarizes the seismograph program specifically and offers other
resources for Earth science teaching.
If the presentation would be of use to you, you can find it at
http://www.djusd.k12.ca.us/valleyoak/bstorm/professionallinks.htm, along
with a resource…
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Larry Braile
2006-10-19 18:53:37
- 2006-10-19 19:27:47
The October 15, 2006 M6.7 Hawaii Earthquake and Seismograms
The October 15, 2005 M6.7 earthquake on the west coast of the big Island
of Hawaii was an interesting event. As with many moderate to large
earthquakes, it occurred suddenly and unexpectedly. Our recent memory
suggests that this was an unusually large earthquake for Hawaii. It is
a observed that Hawaii has many small earthquakes associated with
volcanic activity, the Hawaiian hotspot and the stresses on the oceanic
lithosp…
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Re: October 15, 2006 M6.7 Hawaii earthquake and seismograms - Ted Brattstrom - 2006-10-19 19:27:47
Michael Breed
Here's an e-mail with a link to what you might be looking for.
Michael Breed
Chenango Valley High School Science Dept.
1160 Chenango Street
Binghamton, NY 13901
(607) 779-4743 x4248
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Chris Midden
Thanks for a great weekend!
I returned and was trying to work with the seismograms and discovered that
my version of Amaseis was different from the one I was working with this
weekend. I looked and it is Version 1.1 but couldn’t remember if that is the
latest version.
So I went to the IRIS website and downloaded the latest version available,
but it was the same as what I have.
Where can I find the download of the latest version?
With my current version I am unable to set the Hi…
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Re: amaseis version - John Taber - 2006-10-10 00:56:36
Craig Messerman
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 s…
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Re: Korea nuke moment tensor - John Taber - 2006-10-10 00:37:40
Karen Blount
Hi I'm Karen Blount
My alternate email is skblount@earthlink.net
My phone number is 6615897055
Karen
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Lee Cain
I am interested in doing what it takes to get Astoria High School an
onsite seismograph....anybody know when the next application opportunity
or workshop is in the Pacific NW?
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Lee Cain
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Aquatic Biology/Integrated Science/Geology/Climatology
http://www.astoriaschools.org/ASD/ahs/AHS%20Science/all.htm
Astoria High School
1001 West Marine Drive
Astoria OR 97103
503-325-3911 vm 216
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I have a question for everyone. I'm new to seismology and have just
gotten our AS-1 running nearly to my satisfaction. Can anyone tell me
why the background vibration for a number of stations this morning
picked up suddenly? At around 2:00-3:00 UTC, it picked up for 4-5 hours
prior to the Kuril Islands' 6.2 event. I saw this on SUNY Binghamton,
Iowa, and several other locales. I've seen this a number of times.
Thanks.
Michael Breed
Chenango Valley High School Science Dept.
1160 Chenango …
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John or Jan Lahr
The Kuril Islands earthquake provides an opportunity to see how
filter settings can effect the appearance of the helicorder record in
AmaSeis. Two filters are involved, a high-pass filter and a low-pass filter.
A "high-pass filter" allows frequencies higher than a set corner
frequency to pass unchanged, while attenuating lower frequencies.
A "low-pass filter" allows frequencies that are lower than a set
corner frequency to pass unchanged, while attenuating higher frequencies.
When both …
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