...Marion Michael-Leiba; David Love; Kevin McCue; Gary Gibson Abstract At 02 hr 55 min 21 sec UTC on 28 May 1989 a Richter M L 5.6 earthquake occurred in Central Australia in crystalline basement beneath the southern margin of the Amadeus Basin near Mt Olga and Uluru (Ayers Rock) in the Northern...

...J. Roger Bowman; John A. Collins; Michael G. Bostock; John Grant; Candice C. Bowman Abstract At 0255 UTC on 28 May 1989 an m b 5.8 earthquake shook the Yulara Resort and Uluru National Park in the Northern Territory of Australia. The epicenter lay 40 km west of Ayers Rock in an area where moderate...

... Scattering From a Sinusoidal Grating: An 23 Evaluation of Four Discrete Wavenumber Methods 951- Ayers Rock, Australia, Earthquake of 28 May 1989: A Temporally Isolated rnb 5.8 Intraplate Event, The, by J. Roger Bowman, John A. Collins, Michael G. Bostock, John Grant, and 57 Candice C. Bowman...

...-Dependent, by Shigeo Kinosh- Billings, S. D., M. S. Sambridge, B. L. N. Kennett--Errors ita in Hypocenter Location: Picking, Model, and Magni- tude Dependence Australia, Earthquake of 28 May 1989, The Ulurn (Ayers Rock), by Marion Michael-Leiba, David Love, Kevin Blasts in Seismic Catalogs with Schuster's...

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... The authors would like to acknowledge the contributions by the Meteorological Ser- vices Singapore in providing information of the national network of seismic stations and the earthquake ground motion data. REFERENCES Bielak, J., and Romo, M. P., 1989. Working group conclusions on geotechnical engineering...

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... and the Seismic Response in the Valley of Mexico After the disastrous 1985 Michoacan earthquake, a con- sensus arose among seismologists and earthquake engineers that " ID amplification of ground motion due to the differ- ence in acoustic impedance between the lakebed sediments and the underlying volcanic rocks...

.... From Morton et al. (1988) and Morton and Ayers (1992) . Sites of prolonged slope instability also can cause repeated large-scale failures, some of which intersect older slides creating a nested slide complex. These compound slides can be recognized by their great thickness ( Figures 7 , 8...

... motion has also led to a greater appreciation of rock stress and rheology in producing earthquakes, tremors, and associated tectonic features, including several that had previously been attributed to exogenetic processes. The significance of stress in determining the pattern and condition of fractures...

... J. R. Collins J. A. Bostock M. G. Grant J. , and Bowman C. C. 1990 . The Ayers Rock, Australia, earthquake of 28 May 1989: A temporally isolated m b  5.8 intraplate event , Bull. Seismol. Soc. Am. 80 , no.  2 , 313 – 324 . Bowman J. R. Gibson G...

..., demonstrated on the basis of fault analysis in basins (Angelier et al. 1982; Mercier et al. 1989), focal mechanisms of earthquakes (McKenzie 1978; Taymaz et al. 1991) and basin stratigraphy (Biittner & Kowalczyk 1978). It has been related to back arc tectonics above a subduction zone (Angelier et al. 1982...

... of earthquake experience on intentions to respond to earthquake early warnings . Frontiers in Communication 7 : 857004 . Bloom T Pascucci C Myers E ( 2019 ) Magnitude 6.4 earthquake rocks SoCal...

... Creek 01/22/1988 Australian Craton (central & east), Australia M S 6.3, 6.4, 6.7 Bowman ( 1991 ); Bowman ( 1992 ) Saguenay 11/25/1988 Saguenay Graben, Canada m b 5.9 Du Berger et al. ( 1991 ); Haddon ( 1995 ) Ayers Rock 05/28/1989 Australian Craton (central & east...

... collapse. Mesozoic rocks are well-exposed around the coast of southern Britain, and these exposures include such classic locations as the «Lulworth Crumple», the Ballard Point Fault and the Watchet area of Somerset. Southern England is hundreds of kilometres from the main Alpine deformation ( fig. 1...

...Michael R. Brudzinski; Allison Jaeger; Thomas F. Shipley ABSTRACT The USArray ground‐motion visualization (GMV) is an Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology (IRIS) video product that illustrates how seismic waves travel away from an earthquake by depicting seismometers as symbols...

... (rnb5.8) in the ACTIVITY / Statistical aspects of New Eng EbelJE -74 1311 of mb>_4.5 near ACTIVITY / The 1989 earthquake swarm bene HilIDP -80 0325 / The seismicity of the ACTIVITY in the greater New York City are KafkAL -75 1285 rystalline rocks in the rthquake in the Central ACTIVITY in the Maacama...

.... R. Mason A. B. (1989) . Measurement of earthquake ground acceleration and structural response of a fixed offshore platform , Proc. Offshore Technology Conference , OTC 6172 , 561 - 568...

... properties high-pressure and -temperature fluids cold-sealed capsule isochore Fluids have been implicated in many geological processes from controlling the location and extent of melting at subduction zones to hydrothermal ore genesis, earthquake generation, and rock-forming processes in general...

... orogeny. These veins are characterized by thin glass layers showing variable clast content and colours, coupled with chemical variations. They are derived from surrounding gneiss, but mass-balance studies show some quartz missing in the veins (i.e., 1 rock = a vein + b quartz, with b ranging from 0.1...