...John Boatwright; David M. Boore abstract The strong motion accelerograph recordings of the 24 January 1980 main shock and the 27 January 1980 aftershock of the Livermore Valley earthquake sequence are analyzed for systematic variations with azimuth or station location. The variation of the peak...

...B. A. Bolt; T. V. McEvilly; R. A. Uhrhammer abstract At 19 h 00 m 09.46 s UTC, on 24 January 1980, a strong earthquake ( M L = 5.5) that caused a surprising amount of damage occurred north of Livermore Valley about 12 km to the southeast of Mt. Diablo, and was associated with surface rupture along...

.... Notwithstanding the 1980 Livermore earthquake sequence (mainshock M L 5.9) on the Greenville fault, there is no record of recency or of Holocene rates of activity on the Greenville fault, yet this fault exhibits clear geomorphic evidence of late Quaternary faulting. In trenches parallel and normal to the fault...

... report on the Livermore Valley earthquake sequence January 24-February 26, 1980 , U.S. Geol. Surv. , Open-File Rept. 80-714 , 54 pp. Crosson R. S. (1976) . Crustal structure modeling of earthquake data, 1, simultaneous least...

.... (1980) . A preliminary report on the Livermore Valley earthquake sequence, January 24-February 26, 1980 , U.S. Geol. Surv. Open-File Rept. 80-714 , 43 Ellsworth W. L. Marks S. M...

... W. L. (1980) . Preliminary report on the Livermore Valley earthquake sequence, January 24-February 26, 1980 , U.S. Geol. Surv. , Open-File Rept. 80-174 (preprint). Dibblee T. W. Jr. (1981...

... TO THE EDITOR A COMPARISON OF MAGNITUDES AND MOMENTS FOR 26 LIVERMORE VALLEY MICROEARTHQUAKES BY FRED E. FOLLOWILL,JOSEPH M. MILLS, JR., AND ROBERT F. ROHRER INTRODUCTION Moderate damage occurred in Livermore Valley from two central California earthquakes [ML = 5.5 (BKS), 24 January 1980, ML = 5.8 (BKS), 27...

... is the layer thickness. All of the bounding faults of the Livermore basin appear to be active at some level. The Greenville fault to the east has experienced several moderate earthquakes: 22 June 1977 M L  4.6, 24 January 1980 M S  5.8, and 26 January 1980 M S  5.2 aftershock. The January 1980...

... and 1990s recorded on temporary digital media such as magnetic tapes. The Livermore Nevada Network (LNN) seismic stations described in this article started running in the early 1960s as analog stations became digital in 1979–1980 (recorded on tapes), and three currently remain running and providing...

.... A. (1981) . The Livermore Valley, California, sequence of January 1980 , Bull. Seism. Soc. Am. 71 , 451 - 463 . Bouchon M. (1982) . The rupture mechanism of the Coyote Lake earthquake of 6 August 1979 inferred from near-field data...

.... Ellsworth W. L. (1980) . A preliminary report on the Livermore Valley earthquake sequence January 24-February 26, 1980 , U.S. Geol. Surv. , Open-File Rept. 80-714 . Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, Vol. 70, No. 6, pp. 2295-2297, December 1980...

... dimensions for earthquakes in the California-Nevada region , J. Geophys. Res. 73 , 4681 . Zoback M. L. Zoback M. (1980) . State of stress in the conterminous United States , J...

... nuclear tests conducted at the Nevada National Security Site using seismic recordings primarily from the Livermore Nevada Network. We are able to determine them for 130 nuclear explosions from 1970 to 1996 for a range of yields and under a variety of material conditions, which we have supplemented with 10...