... in the Maritime provinces of Canada and in the New England states, substantially enlarged sets of felt reports become the basis for re-evaluating the epicentres and magnitude estimates of four historical earthquakes that occurred in the Maine-New Brunswick region. For the March 21st, 1904 earthquake, estimated...

.... and K. B. S. Burke ( 1985 ). Re-evaluation of the 1817, 1855, 1869 and 1904 Maine-New Brunswick area earthquakes , Earthquake Notes 56 , 107 – 123 . Nuttli , O. W. and J. E. Zollweg ( 1974 ). The relation between felt area and magnitude for central United States earthquakes...

... is the 8 February 1855 earthquake felt in Maine, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island, with local times reported at 10 locations. The results are shown in table 2 . Again, there is a significant reduction in the standard deviation for this example when the time corrections are applied...

.... 1985 . Re-evaluation of the 1817, 1855, 1869, and 1904: Maine-New Brunswick Area earthquakes . Earthquake Notes , 56 ( 4 ): 107 – 123 . Lee , M.D. , Morris , W.A. , and Uglade , H. 2010 . Effect of signal amplitude on magnetic depth estimations . Leading Edge , 29 : 672 – 677...

... Bay, New Brunswick 45.0 -67.2 5.9 No No Yes 0 Strong earthquake felt throughout the Maritime provinces, the St. Lawrence lowlands, and the New England states. Minor damage to buildings was reported from several communities along the coasts of New Brunswick and Maine, and chimneys were thrown...

... America in particular. The aftershock sequence following the main shock has been unusually long and complex, the data sets recovered by the three field surveys were the largest and most complete ever obtained in eastern North America, AFTERSHOCKS OF THE 1982 MIRAMICHI, NEW BRUNSWICK, EARTHQUAKES 623...

... estimated by 137 Cs, 210 Pb, and pollen stratigraphy to estimate rates of change over periods of 30, 100, and ∼170 years, respectively. These rates are compared with records from the two closest tide gauges (Saint John, New Brunswick, and Eastport, Maine) to assess the balance of recent marsh accretion...

... ). Re-evaluation of the 1817, 1855, 1869, and 1904 Maine-New Brunswick area earthquakes , Earthquake Notes 56 , 107 – 124 . Lippert , W. ( 1979 ). Erstellung yon Formeln fiir die Magnituden-bestimmung yon Nahbeben sowie Seismizitaet der Jahre 1971-1978 im Bereich des Oberrheingrabens...

.... ( 2003 ). Possible reduction of earthquake hazard on the Wellington Fault, New Zealand, after the nearby 1855, M 8.2 Wairarapa earthquake and implications for interpreting paleoearthquake intervals , Ann. Geophys. , 46 , 1141 – 1154 . Langridge , R. M. , K. R. Berryman , and R. J...

... of the Ionian Islands in 1835, in his accounts, Douglas manifested the notable management experience he had gained in 1824–1831 as Governor of the British colonial territory of New Brunswick (Canada). The minutes and dispatches that Douglas wrote from Zakynthos between 30 October (the day the earthquake...

... the opportunity to define some of the characteristics of the local earthquakes. New Brunswick is a region of moderate seismicity. From 1764 to 1980, only five events have felt area magnitudes in the 5.4–6.0 range; two in the Central Highlands, two in the Passamaquoddy Bay region and one near Moncton (1855...

... analysis of smaller earthquakes. (The earthquakes in north-central New Brunswick in January 1982, which occurred at the time of writing, will be the subject of a number of special studies.) 80 ° 75° 70 ° 65° 60 ° 55° ASTANDARD SESIMOGRAPH STATOI N (. Y ~ REGOI NALSESIMOGRAPH STATOI N \, ~ ECTNSTATOI N...

... 648 Falcon-Lang H.J. Early Mississippian lycopsid forests in a delta-plain setting at Norton, near Sussex, New Brunswick, Canada Journal of the Geological Society, London 2004 161 969 981 Falcon-Lang H.J. Small cordaitalean trees in a marine-influenced coastal habitat...

... of Canada. These include the 1973 Maine, 1979 Charlevoix, 1982 New Brunswick, and 1983 New York events. The remaining events are the 1963 and 1965 Missouri, the 1968 Illinois, and the 1980 Kentucky earthquakes. For some of the events, source parameters had been estimated by other investigators, notably...

... (Wetmiller, 1975), and two in northeastern Pensylvania near the southern limit of the earthquakes plotted. The cluster near the mouth of the St. Lawrence has become well developed with the lower magnitude instrumental coverage. There have been no earthquakes in New Brunswick and eastern Maine in this time...

... on their second, Lyell saw first hand more North American geology than most natives, albeit in reconnaissance fashion. Travels during the third visit (August-December, 1852) were restricted to parts of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, New England, and brief visits to Albany and Philadelphia. The final visit (July...

... (2014) High-resolution 3-D P wave attenuation structure of the New Madrid Seismic Zone using local earthquake tomography , J. Geophys. Res. Solid Earth, 119 , 409 – 424 , https://doi.org/10.1002/2013JB010555 Boatwright J Seekins L...

... project for the state of Vermont with the aid of his sons, Edward, Jr., and Charles H. Hitchcock, then published a lengthy report (Hitchcock et al . 1861). Charles H. Hitchcock would subsequently receive appointments as State Geologist in New Hampshire and Maine, completing comprehensive surveys...

... Association for the Advancement of Science. Foreward by Stephen Jay Gould. Introduction by Keith Benson and Jane Maienschein . Rutgers University press , New Brunswick, NJ/London , 236 p. KÖLBL-EBERT , M. , 1999 , Observing orogeny—Maria Graham’s account of the earthquake in Chile in 1822...

... hypothesis at Ries Crater and Steinheim Basin from 1900 to 1970: Neues Jahrbuch für Geologie und Paläontologie, Monatshefte , v. 10, p. 591-602. LEITH, WILLIAM, 2004, Building for Earthquakes: Science , v. 304, p. 1604. LEVENSON, T., 2003, Einstein in Berlin. Bantam Books, New York, 486 p...