Event 72143691 M=1.00 - 3D View

This page uses the 3D JavaView viewer to show real-time double-difference hypocenter locations of earthquakes in Northern California. The box below is centered on event 72143691, which has the following hypoDD-RT solution:

Date: 2014/01/14 | Time: 16:33:45.050 | Latitude: 38.80640 | Longitude: -122.82021 | Depth: 3.125 | Magnitude: 1.00
Quality: 1 | Shift: 0.365 | Version: 0.1

The high-resolution background seismicity included in the box comes from two double-difference catalogs. Hypocenters for the years 1984-2009 are taken from the DD catalog for Northern California (NCAeqDD.v200912.1). Hypocenters from 2010 up to present are taken from the real-time double-difference catalog DD-RT (NCAeqDD-RT.v201001). Earthquakes from the DD catalog are represented by gray circles, those from the DD-RT catalog by colored circles.

There are 9415 earthquakes in the box. Magnitude cutoff is 2 (except for events within the last week).

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Legend:

  • Red circle is hypoDD-RT solution for event 72143691 (M=1.00)
  • Events in previous HOUR | DAY | WEEK
  • DD-RT catalog (2010-present) (M>2)
  • DD catalog (84-09) (M>2)
  • Larger circles: M>4
  • Green circle is original (NCSN) location
  • Red lines: faults from USGS
  • Top square of the bounding box has green/blue sides, blue on the North.
  • XYZ box dimensions (km) = 15.0 x 15.0 x 15.0.


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    The 3D applet was written by Robert Simpson (USGS) and was adapted to run from within the real-time double-difference relocation system DDRT. Contact: felixw@ldeo.columbia.edu or simpson@usgs.gov.

    Time created: Tue Jan 14 16:52:15 UTC 2014