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…the asthenosphere. Convection in asthenosphere causes the plates to shift and move about. We can tell where the plates are or have been because volcanoes and earthquakes have their own boundaries when the are active. Tectonic plates have three relationships…
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…and spectacular scenery, but at the same time bringing the danger of earthquakes and tsunami (tidal waves). Japan has the dubious distinction of being one of the most seismically active regions of the world. It is calculated that the country gets around 1000…
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…about a shocking earthquake and you're depressed. The Net gives you the people who are helping the earthquake victims and provides firsthand reports: "I was out in the garden when it hit, and I noticed that suddenly the ground was covered with earthworms…
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…World Geography 3202 Chapter 1 “Land form Patterns and Processes” 1. What is seismology? Is the study of earthquakes. 2. List the zones of the earth. For each zone state the thickness, and two features of each. (A) Inner Core: 2700…
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…What are plate margins? Plate margins are the edges of the plates, where all the power of nature is released in earthquakes and volcanoes. There are three main types of plate margins: - Spreading Boundaries There are two types of spreading…
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…the Egyptians were building the pyramids. They put round logs under the heavy stones so that they could roll them to the building site. This method is still used today when large, very heavy objects like the Cape Hatteras lighthouse need to be moved. Earthquake
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…knowledge and experience with the island’s various plant and animal life, O’Dell includes a description of an exciting and all too common California event: an earthquake. Devoting several pages of Karana’s narrative to it, O’Dell details the earthquake from…
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…the Seismology, Geochemistry, Oceanography, Demonstration of Hard and Soft behavior of the surface of our, and the “Water Current Exhibit”. 1- Seismology in simple terms is the study of earthquakes; it involves observations of natural ground vibrations…
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…My research paper describes the computer program HAZUS®-MH (Multihazard). "HAZUS®-MH, is a nationally applicable ... methodology and software program that contains models for estimating potential losses from earthquakes, floods…
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…times larger than Mount St. Helens. Both volcano eruptions experienced a similar pattern. Both volcanoes had earthquakes before the actual eruption. Both eruptions generated tremendous amounts of ash and volcanic debris that resulted in large lahars…
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