...Benjamin Le Bayon; Maxime Padel; Thierry Baudin; Florence Cagnard; Benoit Issautier; Hélène Tissoux; Caroline Prognon; Alexis Plunder; Sandrine Grataloup; Fréderic Lacquement; Aurore Hertout; Juliette Stephan-Perrey Abstract The temporal dimension is an inherent component of geology. In this regard...

... Catalogue of the British Association (From the Transactions of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1852-1858) : Taylor and Francis , London , 1858 . 16. Perrey Alexis Documents sur les...

... selected: Karl Ernst Adolf von Hoff (1771–1837), Alexis Perrey (1807–1882), and Robert Mallet (1810–1881). Their global lists have been considered for the period from 2297 B.C.E. to A.D. 1842, corresponding to the last year considered by Mallet. Conversely to previous analyses and uses that were...

...” in the Romanian region to the northeast of “Craïova, bassin de l'Olt (Valaquie).” The references mentioned by Montandon with respect to the 1276 earthquake ( Figure 1 ) are: Alexis Perrey's earthquake compilation on the Balkans ( 1850 ); Robert Mallet's earthquake compilation ( 1853 ); and Milne...

... Hoff (1771–1837), published posthumously in volumes four and five of his five‐volume history of the Earth ( von Hoff, 1840 , 1841 ), and (2) the several regional catalogs and lists of annual world earthquakes that the French seismologist Alexis Perrey (1807–1882) had published between 1845 and 1871...

.... Ponce de Leon {1806) wrote a first-hand description of the Granada earthquakes of 1801, 1804, and 1806. MODERN CATALOGS The first of modem catalogs of earthquakes of the Iberian peninsula is the work of Alexis Perrey (1847). This catalog extends from the 1l t h to the 19th century using historical...

... eclipse that followed it in April. The 19th century French seismologist Alexis Perrey ( Perrey 1845 ) conflated this item of news with others, derived from 16th and 17th century reference works and editions of medieval chronicles, into a garbled description of an earthquake whose occurrence in 1185 he...

... discovery was confirmed by Alexis Perrey. In four early papers2 he noticed the same winter grouping of earthquakes, though, as he does not refer to Merian until the third paper, it is probable that his discovery was made independently. In the second of these papers, for the earthquakes of 306 to 1800, he...

..., and 1504 are also in NC and JR. Alexis Perrey, professor at the Faculté des Sciences of Dijon (France), was a pioneer compiler of several regional catalogs of earthquakes, such as those for the Rône and Rhin basins and the Scandinavian and Italian peninsulas. In 1847, he published the first regional...

... a A. Sprenger, "As-Soynti's Work on Earthquakes," Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, 12, 741-749, 1843. Alexis Perrey, "M6moire sur les tremblements de terre ressentis dans la p6ninsule turco-hell~nique et en Syrie," M&noires couronnds et Mdmoires des Savants dtrangers, Acad6mie royale de Belgique...

... , 1853 . 97. Perrey A. Rapport sur la travaux de M. Alexis Perrey relatif aux tremblements de terre . Comptes Rendus , 38 : 1038 - 1046 . 1854 . 98. Perrey...

... earthquakes ruled by the fancy of medieval, and even ancient, days still found respectable place in the world's opinion. How- ever, at that time, Robert Mallet and Alexis Perrey had already set in motion a counter current of rational investigation. Encouraging progress has been made since then, especially...

... of the Iberian Peninsula and northern Africa, beginning with the Lisbon earthquake of 1755 and ending with the latest in 1829 (Torrevieja, Alicante) and 1841 (Seville and Malaga), taken from the Alexis Perrey’s (1807–1882) catalog ( Perrey, 1847 ), and concluded that the present earthquakes are a continuation...

... in the following list, and some de- ductions from it are presented in later pages of this paper. [All places mentioned in this list are in Washington unless otherwise stated. Explanation of the abbreviations used is as follows: Perrey stands for Alexis Perrey; P. for F. G. Plummer; Fuchs for C. W. C. Fuchs; C. G...

... generalisations on this question. Nevertheless, his data were useful to the later massive compilations of Alexis Perrey (see below) and Robert Mallet (see p. 353). Von Hoff thought that there was some support for the idea that earthquakes were most frequent in the colder months. Alexis Perrey (1807–1882...

.... 36 JULY, 1946 No. 3 CATALOGUE OF PHILIPPINE EARTHQUAKES, 1589-1899" BY WILLIAM C. REPETTI, S.J. INTRODUCTION CATALOGUESof Philippine earthquakes have appeared from time to time, the two most nearly complete probably being that by Alexis Perrey, Documents sur les tremblements de terre des Philippines...

... CJ'oix As'is, preserved by the Court in Fort Christian, St. "Thomas. 12. Alexis Perrey's, "Notes sur Ies tremblements de terre." Mere. Cour. Acad. Royale des Sciences de Belgique, Collection in 8 °, 21, 200-216, 1870; 22, 55-59, 1872. 13. "El Terremoto Ultimo, Informe Preliminar Acerea de los Dafios...

... understanding of the need for international collaboration. This collaboration was initially the result of private initiatives. The French astronomer, Alexis Perrey (1807-1882), when trying to find relations between certain astronomical events and the frequency of earthquakes, created a network of corre...

... Schmidt (1861) A brief communication sent to Alexis Perrey, shortly after the earthquake Schmidt (1862a) A report for the Académie des sciences written in February 1862 Schmidt (1862b) A 52‐page report in Greek ready for publication in September 1862, including the first version of the map...

... Earthquakes and hurricanes, the two great scourges of the West Indies, are frequently confused by the inhabitants even to this day. The earthquake catalogues of Alexis Perrey and A. Poey begin with the year 1530. According to Scherer, the first destructive earth- quake recorded for the island of Haiti...