... severely damaged during the Mw7.1 2017 Puebla–Morelos, Mexico, earthquake. Testing was conducted using active and passive seismic surface wave methods and the microtremor horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratio method to determine site periods and develop one-dimensional (1D) shear wave velocity ( Vs...

...Pablo Heresi, M.EERI; Jorge Ruiz-García; Omar Payán-Serrano; Eduardo Miranda, M.EERI This article discusses the principal features of Rayleigh surface waves generated by basin-edge effects in Mexico City during the M w 7.1 19 September 2017 Puebla–Morelos, Mexico earthquake. Rayleigh waves were...

...) ( Gobierno del Distrito Federal Mexico, 2004 ). The 19 September 2017 Puebla-Morelos earthquake induced significant building damage in Mexico City and led to the collapse of 46 buildings ( Galvis et al., 2017 ). Engineers from the Colegio de Ingenieros Civiles de Mexico (CICM) assessed 1,997 buildings...

... ). These two earthquakes, similar to the 2017 events, demonstrate that inslab normal‐faulting events in the Mexican subduction zone can be separated into two groups. First, in central Mexico, earthquakes such as the 2017 M  7.1 Puebla‐Morelos and 1999 M  7.0 Tehuacan events that are likely the result...

... computed from accelerations recorded by strong‐motion stations in Mexico City during the mainshock of the 19 September 2017 M 7.1 Puebla‐Morelos earthquake reveal predominate periods consistent with those mapped in the 2004 Mexican seismic design code. Furthermore, the predominant periods thus computed...

...Mathias Burisch; Steven D. Bussey; Nicolas Landon; Carlo Nasi; Alejandro Kakarieka; Axel Gerdes; Richard Albert; Holly J. Stein; Janet A. Gabites; Richard M. Friedman; Lawrence D. Meinert Abstract The Morelos district, located in the center of the Guerrero gold belt, Guerrero State, southern Mexico...

... Nikolaou, M.EERI This article presents the Applied Technology Council (ATC) team’s observations following the 2017 M w 7.1 Puebla–Morelos, Mexico earthquake. The team was deployed in Mexico City to collect seismological, geotechnical, structural, and overall performance information. The focus was on non...

... master's degree in chemical engineering at the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos (UAEM), Mexico, in 1992. His major interests are stable isotope studies of geothermal fluids.
 
 José Luis Fong Aguilar received his bachelor's and master's degrees in petroleum engineering from the National...

...Marcela Baena‐Rivera; Francisco J. Sánchez‐Sesma; Alejandra Arciniega‐Ceballos; Luis Eduardo Pérez‐Rocha; Hugo Cruz‐Jiménez ABSTRACT Since the eighties, several subduction earthquakes on the Mexican Pacific coast have been recorded at accelerometric networks in the Valley of Mexico (VM...

... and geochemistry via regionally extensive fault networks. This study presents the first dissolved noble gas and He isotopic data from northeastern Mexico. Basement-involved faults with complex reactivation histories are important in northeastern Mexico tectonics and affect hydrogeologic systems. The importance...

... , Hornblende peridotite xenoliths from central Mexico reveal the highly oxidized nature of subarc upper mantle: Geology , v. 26 p. 1035 – 1038 . Bown , J.W. , and White , R.S. , 1995 , Effect of finite extension on melt generation at rifted continental margins: Journal of Geophysical...

... in central Mexico in the past 35 yr struck near the Mexican states of Puebla and Morelos on 19 September 2017. At the moment of the event, several programs and projects were in place to monitor and perform quick assessments of the magnitude of the earthquake and the severity of its effects on the population...

... to the Past Museum, Cancún, Mexico (BPM). Cambrian Konservat-Lagerstätten (‘Lagerstätten’ hereafter) provide exceptional insights into early metazoan evolution, not least because of an abundance of lightly sclerotized and soft-bodied taxa (Hagadorn, 2002 ). Laurentian examples include...