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The document discusses how the difference in arrival times between P and S-waves at seismic stations can be used to locate an earthquake's epicenter. It explains that the longer the difference in times between stations, the further away the epicenter is located. An example shows how comparing the differences in arrival times between 4 stations could identify which station is closest and furthest from the epicenter.
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Epicenter location 6th
- 2. Epicenter Location When an EQ happens, it travels in all directions from the focus
- 3. Epicenter Location If you feel an EQ, you wont know which direction it came from ???
- 4. Epicenter Location To locate epicenter, need: 3 EQ stations Seismogram recordings Difference in time between P and S-wave
- 6. Epicenter Location The difference in arrival times of P-waves and S-waves tells you how far away epicenter is Difference in time? 4-1 = 3 seconds
- 7. Epicenter Location The difference in arrival times of P-waves and S-waves tells you how far away epicenter is The longer the time, the further away from EQ 4-1 = 3 seconds
- 8. Which city is closest to the earthquake? Which earthquake is the furthest?
- 9. 6 minutes 2 minutes 4 minutes 3 minutes Which earthquake is the closest? Furthest? Time difference
- 10. 6 minutes 2 minutes 4 minutes 3 minutes Which earthquake is the closest? Furthest? Time difference
- 11. The data below is a recording for an EQ at one of these epicenters (A-D). Which one is it?
- 12. The data below is a recording for an EQ at one of these epicenters (A-D). Which one is it?
- 13. The data below is a recording for an EQ at one of these epicenters (A-D). Which one is it?
- 14. Which city is closest to the EQ?
- 15. LA, then Santa Barbara, then Palmdale, then San Bernardino
- 16. Which EQ did all four 15 seconds 40 seconds 41 seconds 56 seconds