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This document contains a long list of dates ranging from 132 BC to 2019 and various earthquake-related terms. It lists the dates of many historical earthquakes along with locations like Manila, Philippines and Gujrat, India. It also includes short definitions or explanations of key terms related to earthquakes, seismology, plate tectonics, and earthquake effects.

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Liezel J: Micka

This document contains a long list of dates ranging from 132 BC to 2019 and various earthquake-related terms. It lists the dates of many historical earthquakes along with locations like Manila, Philippines and Gujrat, India. It also includes short definitions or explanations of key terms related to earthquakes, seismology, plate tectonics, and earthquake effects.

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Micka liezel joana rachelle francis rhenz rubie

epicenter located near Castillejos, Zambales

2019- april 22 earthquake occurred in northern Philippines, with the

2013,October 15

2013,june 1

2012,march 16

2012,august 31

2002,march 5

2001-gujrat earthquake was 16km

1994,November

1990s – broadcast of real time seismic data via internet

1990,june 16

1990 june
1990- july 16 eartquake in the Philippines

1983

1976,august 16

1973,march 17

1969 – first digital seismograph (data recorded in discrete samples on a

magnetic tape) (U.S. researchers)

1968,august 2

1960-the largest earthquake eve recorded

1914 – first seismometer to use electromagnetic transducer to sense ground

motion (Galitzin, Russia)

1912,july 11

1889 – first known seismogram from a distant earthquake is generated

(Rebeur-Paschwitz, Germany)

1880, july 18-24

1875 – first true seismograph (Cecchi, Italy)


1784 – first attempt to record ground motion as a function of time using a

series of seismoscopes (Cavalli, Italy)

1751 – seismoscope which etched in sand (Bina, Italy)

1730

1675 ,February

1658,august 20

1645,November 30-luzon in magnitude of 7.5 Cause sever damages in the

newly built churches and cathedrals villas, and buildings in Manila ang nerby

province

1627-panay island with intensity IX Damage the all churches made of stone

and the enterway in Iloilo.

1627 –nortern luxon with intensity X Caraballo mountains dwindled to some

extent.

1610,November- manila wirh intensity IX The quake was terribly felt from

West to East.
1599,june 25-manila with intensity VI Ruined many buildings include the roof

of Sta. Domingo Church.

132 B.c. -The first known instrument for earthquakes measurement is the

Chang seismoscope built in China

132 – first seismoscope (Heng, China)


accelerograph

Accelerometer-

Active fault

Amplitude

analog accelerographs

Arcs

Aspirites

Augustus Edward Hough Love

Basalt

Bid one
Blind faults

body waves

broadband seismometers

broadband seismometers

Buoyant

Cbm- core-mantle boundary

Central Philippine fault

Chang seismoscope

Charles f. richter-

Completely devastating

Compressional stress

conductive

Contimnental crust

CONTINENTAL CRUST
Convection

Core

Crest

Crest

Crust

Dams and reservoirs

data logger

demographic variable

Destructive

Devastating

digital accelerographs

digitizer

digitizer

Dip slip
discrete

Disease and famine

Draw bac

Dutch

Earthquakes

Eastern Philippine fault

Elastic potential energy

Elastic rebound theory

Elastic strain energy

Electro magnetic sensor

emergency kit

emergency warning signs

Epicenter

Fault-
Fault line

Fault model

Fault plane-

Fault scarp

Fire

Focus

Foot wall-

Forecasts

Fracking and injection wells

frequency

Geologist

Geology

Geophone

Geothermal power plant


Giuseppe mercalli

Glacier calvings

Graben

Granite-

Graven

Great Chilean earthquake

Ground water extraction

Gujra

Gully

Hadal zone

Haiti earthwuake china

Hanging walls-

Harbor/tidal wave

Heave-
Horseshoe sahped area

Horst

Hot rock

Hz

igneous rock,

Inactive fault

Inge lehmann

Inner core

instrument response

Intensity

Intraplate

Iron

James Alfred ewing

John milne
John William Strutt

July 16, 1990

Konemetrics sma1

Landslide

Landslide

Left lateral strike slip

Liquefaction

Lithosphere

Love wave

Magnetic feid

magnetic field

Magnitude

Mantle

Marikina valley fault


Mercalli scale

metamorphic rock,

Micoscale

Moderately strong

Moment magnitude scale

Normal fault

normal modes

Oblique slip

Ocean trench

Oceanic crust

oceanic crust

Offset

Outer core

P wave (Primary wave)


Pacific ring of fire

Parallel fault enechelon faults

PEIS

PEIS

Peridotite

Peripheral faults

PHIVOLCS

Plate tectonics

Pressure

Primary effects of earthquake

Quake

Radial faults

Rayleigh wave

Reverse fault
Richter scale

Right lateral strike slip

Rossi forel scale

S wave (Secondary wave)

Scarely perceptible

Seawater

Secondary effect of earthquake

sedimentary rocks.

seiches

Seismic waves

seismogram –

Seismograph

Seismometer

Seismometer
seismometry

Seismoscope

Sensitivity

Separation

Series of waves

Shear stresss

Sial

Silicate

Sima

Skyscraper

Slightly felt

Slip

Slip and separation-

Slips
Sloshing of earth’s core

Soil liquefaction

Southern or mindano fault

Stong

Strain

Stress

Strike slip-

Subductions

surface waves.

Tear fault

teleseismic earthquakes

Tensional stress

The moment magnitude scale

Thomas hanks
Thomas lomar gray

Throw-

Thrust fault

Transform fault

Trench

troctolite

Trough

Trough

Tsunami

Typical wave

Typical wavw

utility wires

Valdida earthquake

Very destructive
Very strong

Volcanic eruptions

Waves radiate

Weak

Western phillipine fault

Wrench fault

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