2.6 Earthquakes[removed]Earthquake magnitude The magnitude of earthquakes has been described by various magnitude scales, of which the most well known is the Richter scale. Other earthquake magnitude scales are calculated

First Page		Document Content
Date: 2012-07-10 21:32:36 Christchurch earthquake Richter magnitude scale Peak ground acceleration Earthquakes Port Hills Fault June 2011 Christchurch earthquake Canterbury earthquake Seismology Mechanics Regions of New Zealand		2.6 Earthquakes[removed]Earthquake magnitude The magnitude of earthquakes has been described by various magnitude scales, of which the most well known is the Richter scale. Other earthquake magnitude scales are calculated Add to Reading List Source URL: canterbury.royalcommission.govt.nz Download Document from Source Website File Size: 582,55 KB Share Document on Facebook

	2014 Taiwan-Japan-New Zealand Seismic Hazard Assessment Meeting, NCREE, Taipei, Taiwan, 19-20 May, 2014 New Attenuation Relationship for peak ground acceleration and response spectra of normal faulting events in the nor DocID: 1skU0 - View Document
	Prediction of Spectral Acceleration Response Ordinates Based on PGA Attenuation Vladimir Graizer,a),c) M.EERI, and Erol Kalkan,b),c) M.EERI Developed herein is a new peak ground acceleration (PGA)-based DocID: 1ryD3 - View Document
	Case Study Sensitivity Analysis of FEMA HAZUS Earthquake Model: Case Study from King County, Washington Downloaded from ascelibrary.org by US Geological Survey Library onCopyright ASCE. For personal use only DocID: 1rkLb - View Document
	Seismic-Hazard Mapping in Arizona Doug Bausch Arizona Earthquake Infonnation Center In 1985, the Arizona Earthquake Information Center (AEIC) was established at Northern Arizona University in DocID: 1rcI0 - View Document
	Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, Vol. 106, No. 2, pp. 687–707, April 2016, doi: Summary of the GK15 Ground-Motion Prediction Equation for Horizontal PGA and 5% Damped PSA from Shall DocID: 1ray3 - View Document