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Tag Archives: Banda Aceh
Fault Dynamics 101
This is a post I’ve been putting off writing for a while, as I find it a very tricky subject to cover without a hands-on practical. However, a question which has been asked of me a few times (and particularly … Continue reading
The oddity of the Banda Aceh earthquake
Earlier I posted an info bulletin about this morning’s Banda Aceh earthquake. Rather than muddle it with more and more stuff, I thought it might be better to include this update as a separate post, as it is more of … Continue reading
Posted in Earthquakes, General, Geology, Geophysics, Hazard Assessment, News, Science
Tagged Aceh, Banda Aceh, Earthquake, East Pacific Rise, Fault (geology), Indian Ocean, Indonesia, News, Science, Transform fault, Tsunami
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M8.9 Banda Aceh
UPDATE: USGS appear to be revising the initial magnitude estimate downwards. Currently bouncing between 8.6 and 8.7. Definitely big though, as we saw a huge signal on our own seismometer here near London (see below). UPDATE 2: After a series … Continue reading
Posted in Earthquakes, Geology, Hazard Assessment, News
Tagged Banda Aceh, Earthquake, Indian Ocean, Indonesia, News, Science, Tsunami, United States Geological Survey
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