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Earthquakes: detecting and understanding them 17 w Earthquakes 2 w CONTENTS 3 Earthquake The surface of the Earth is continually signatures changing on a geological timescale The tectonic plates, which make up this surface, are moving in relation to each other


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Introduction to Earthquakes - Wiley

Earthquakes are also very common on conservative plate boundaries, where the two plates slide past each other So-called intraplate earthquakes occur away from plate boundaries, along fault zones in the interior of the plate The effects of earthquakes vary greatly due


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Earthquakes - oundleceprimaryorg

equipment that records earthquakes Seismometers are securely fastened to the Earth, so when the ground starts to shake, the instrument’s case moves too What doesn’t move is a weight that hangs on a string inside the case When there is an earthquake, the case shakes with the ground but the weight does not, and it draws a line to show how much the ground shook Scientists use seismograms


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B2 Earthquakes LIU031 - English Practice

Earthquakes are among the most destructive (1) natural disasters They usually occur without any (2) prior warning and often result in a (3) loss of life and the collapse of buildings In addition, earthquakes may cause (4) devastating landslides or create gigantic tidal waves Such a disaster happened in 2004, when an earthquake (5) off the coast of Indonesia (6) triggered a massive tsunami


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earthquakes - Europa

earthquakes on the built environment requires several datasets Regarding hazard assessment, these can include earthquake catalogues (historical and instrumental), active geological faults, geodetic estimates of crustal defor-mation, seismotectonic features and paleoseismicity The quality, accuracy and quantity of these input datasets dictate the choice of methodology for seismic hazard


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Earthquakes - CEA/CEA

Earthquakes: detecting and understanding them 17 w Earthquakes 2 w CONTENTS 3 Earthquake The surface of the Earth is continually signatures changing on a geological timescale The tectonic plates, which make up this surface, are moving in relation to each other


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Introduction to Earthquakes - Wiley

Earthquakes are also very common on conservative plate boundaries, where the two plates slide past each other So-called intraplate earthquakes occur away from plate boundaries, along fault zones in the interior of the plate The effects of earthquakes vary greatly due


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Earthquakes - oundleceprimaryorg

equipment that records earthquakes Seismometers are securely fastened to the Earth, so when the ground starts to shake, the instrument’s case moves too What doesn’t move is a weight that hangs on a string inside the case When there is an earthquake, the case shakes with the ground but the weight does not, and it draws a line to show how much the ground shook Scientists use seismograms


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B2 Earthquakes LIU031 - English Practice

Earthquakes are among the most destructive (1) natural disasters They usually occur without any (2) prior warning and often result in a (3) loss of life and the collapse of buildings In addition, earthquakes may cause (4) devastating landslides or create gigantic tidal waves Such a disaster happened in 2004, when an earthquake (5) off the coast of Indonesia (6) triggered a massive tsunami


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earthquakes - Europa

earthquakes on the built environment requires several datasets Regarding hazard assessment, these can include earthquake catalogues (historical and instrumental), active geological faults, geodetic estimates of crustal defor-mation, seismotectonic features and paleoseismicity The quality, accuracy and quantity of these input datasets dictate the choice of methodology for seismic hazard


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  1. Earthquakes - CEA/CEA

    Earthquakes: detecting and understanding them 17 w Earthquakes 2 w CONTENTS 3 Earthquake The surface of the Earth is continually signatures changing on a geological timescale The tectonic plates
  2. which make up this surface
  3. are moving in relation to each other


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    Introduction to Earthquakes - Wiley

    Earthquakes are also very common on conservative plate boundaries
  4. where the two plates slide past each other So-called intraplate earthquakes occur away from plate boundaries
  5. along fault zones in the interior of the plate The effects of earthquakes vary greatly due


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    Earthquakes - oundleceprimaryorg

    equipment that records earthquakes Seismometers are securely fastened to the Earth
  6. so when the ground starts to shake
  7. the instrument’s case moves too What doesn’t move is a weight that hangs on a string inside the case When there is an earthquake
  8. the case shakes with the ground but the weight does not
  9. and it draws a line to show how much the ground shook Scientists use seismograms


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    B2 Earthquakes LIU031 - English Practice

    Earthquakes are among the most destructive (1) natural disasters They usually occur without any (2) prior warning and often result in a (3) loss of life and the collapse of buildings In addition
  10. earthquakes may cause (4) devastating landslides or create gigantic tidal waves Such a disaster happened in 2004
  11. when an earthquake (5) off the coast of Indonesia (6) triggered a massive tsunami


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    earthquakes - Europa

    earthquakes on the built environment requires several datasets Regarding hazard assessment
  12. these can include earthquake catalogues (historical and instrumental)
  13. active geological faults
  14. geodetic estimates of crustal defor-mation
  15. seismotectonic features and paleoseismicity The quality
  16. accuracy and quantity of these input datasets dictate the choice of methodology for seismic hazard


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