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Attached are liquefaction probability maps for a scenario earthquake the same size/location as the one used for today's exercise. These are intended as a resource for field investigations for geologists looking for occurences of liquefaction.
We have terrestrial laser scanner and RTK gps with us in Usgs vehicle. We plan to do SfM on observed offsets. We have smart phones and iPads and currently have Internet and cell connections.
we will report rupture obs as we find them.
Bennett (818) 481-2714 sekbennett@usgs.gov
DeLong (520) 349-4167 sdelong@usgs.gov
Pickering (415) 531-0702 apickering@usgs.gov
I will be on-line at response.scec.org and available by e-mail at hudnut@usgs.gov and by cell at (626)672-6295.
From the initial ground-based and aerial reconnaissance, we will be needing to know especially about which fault(s) broke, the (presumed) surface rupture endpoints and the extent of faulting so that we can do the flight line planning for imagery.
I'll be monitoring this SCEC web site, and also the CA EQ Clearinghouse, for such information and will appreciate direct e-mails and phone calls as well with suggestions about what kinds of imagery are required or desired.
Thank you,
Ken
P.S. - I have a new 2-way satellite text device that I'll be testing later. I do not have a satellite phone (but I may be on older lists).
Here is a visual guide to successfully using structure from motion photogrammetry to document fault offset in the field. The minimum equipment needed is a compass, a camera, and a tape measure or other linear scale object. A smartphone could replace the compass and camera. This technique takes only a few minutes extra to preserve the offset feature in 3D.
-Mike
Attached are the scenario ShakeMap for today's exercise.
Tim
Here is the exercise Preliminary Earthquake Report:
----+++---- ESC Earthquake Exercise ---+++---
This is only for the purpose of the exercise
----+++---- ESC Earthquake Exercise ---+++---
== PRELIMINARY EARTHQUAKE REPORT ==
***This event has been revised.
Region: SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
Geographic coordinates: 37.578N, 121.974W
Magnitude: 7.0
Depth: 8.4 km
Universal Time (UTC): 11 May 2016 16:00:00
Time near the Epicenter: 11 May 2016 09:00:00
Local standard time in your area: 11 May 2016 09:00:00
Location with respect to nearby cities:
3.0 km (1.9 mi) NNE of Fremont, California
4.0 km (2.5 mi) ESE of Union City, California
7.0 km (4.3 mi) NE of Newark, California
12.0 km (7.5 mi) SW of Pleasanton, California
119.0 km (73.9 mi) SSW of Sacramento, California
ADDITIONAL EARTHQUAKE PARAMETERS
__________________________________________________
event ID : nc72490826
version : 4
M-type : mw
number of phases : 180
rms misfit : 0.45 seconds
horizontal location error : 6.8 km
vertical location error : 13.2 km
maximum azimuthal gap : 16 degrees
distance to nearest station : 1.0 km
Flinn-Engdahl Region Number = 39
This is a computer-generated message and has not yet been reviewed by a
seismologist.
For subsequent updates, maps, and technical information, see:
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/nc72490826
or
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/
CISN Northern California Management Center
U.S. Geological Survey
Berkeley Seismological Laboratory
http://www.cisn.org/ncmc.html
________________________________
DISCLAIMER:
----+++---- ESC Earthquake Exercise ---+++---
This is only for the purpose of the exercise
----+++---- ESC Earthquake Exercise ---+++---
DRILL ONLY
----+++---- ESC Earthquake Exercise ---+++---
This is only for the purpose of the exercise ----+++---- ESC Earthquake Exercise ---+++---== PRELIMINARY EARTHQUAKE REPORT ==
***This event has been revised.
Region: SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
Geographic coordinates: 37.578N, 121.974W
Magnitude: 7.0
Depth: 8.4 km
Universal Time (UTC): 11 May 2016 16:00:00
Time near the Epicenter: 11 May 2016 09:00:00
Local standard time in your area: 11 May 2016 09:00:00
Location with respect to nearby cities:
3.0 km (1.9 mi) NNE of Fremont, California4.0 km (2.5 mi) ESE of Union City, California7.0 km (4.3 mi) NE of Newark, California12.0 km (7.5 mi) SW of Pleasanton, California119.0 km (73.9 mi) SSW of Sacramento, California
ADDITIONAL EARTHQUAKE PARAMETERS
__________________________________________________
event ID : nc72490826version : 4
M-type : mw
number of phases : 180
rms misfit : 0.45 seconds
horizontal location error : 6.8 km
vertical location error : 13.2 km
maximum azimuthal gap : 16 degrees
distance to nearest station : 1.0 km
Flinn-Engdahl Region Number = 39
This is a computer-generated message and has not yet been reviewed by a
seismologist.
For subsequent updates, maps, and technical information, see:
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/nc72490826
or
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/
CISN Northern California Management Center
U.S. Geological Survey
Berkeley Seismological Laboratory
http://www.cisn.org/ncmc.html
________________________________
DISCLAIMER: ----+++---- ESC Earthquake Exercise ---+++--- This is only for the purpose of the exercise ----+++---- ESC Earthquake Exercise ---+++---
USGS and CGS will convene at USGS Menlo Park at 9:30 to plan our mock response. We will update this page with details. I am one of the USGS points of Contact at 520-349-4167
- Steve DeLong
This is Mike Oskin. I am available to assist with [mock] coordination with the academic geology community for this [exercise] event.
As part of the 'transient detection' effort we are conducting using PBO data we also calculate 1 day solutions. Attached are observed and model strains (contoured dilatation) and also the computed Coulomb Stress change estimates on faults (with seismicity Aug 24 - Sept. 6), determined using the GPS-strains. The August 24th solution from PBO UNAVCO showed slightly lower offsets than the attached figure. Bill Hammond provided this data set of 24 hour displacements. The method for computing strain changes is described in Holt and Shcherbenko [2013], SRL.
Bill Holt
We are sharing the following products derived from COSMO-SkyMed in ascending orbit.
Image:
http://aria-share.jpl.nasa.gov/events/20140824-south_napa/interferogram/...
Kmz:
http://aria-share.jpl.nasa.gov/events/20140824-south_napa/interferogram/...
http://aria-share.jpl.nasa.gov/events/20140824-south_napa/interferogram/...
Data:
http://aria-share.jpl.nasa.gov/events/20140824-south_napa/interferogram/...
Caption: Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) map of coseismic displacement in the radar line-of-sight (LOS, 40 degrees from vertical and roughly east) caused by the 2014/08/24 M6.0 South Napa Earthquake, California. Derived from radar data of COSMO-SkyMed satellite in ascending orbit acquired on 2014/06/19 and 2014/09/03. Processed by ARIA team at JPL-Caltech in collaboration with the Italian Space Agency (ASI) and University of Basilicata. The epicenter indicated with the red star is from USGS NEIC. COSMO-SkyMed data (c) ASI 2014.
Contact aria@jpl.nasa.gov or aria@caltech.edu for more information.
-- Sang-Ho Yun, JPL-Caltech ARIA project
With assistance from Heezin at NCALM, we've made the original full unfiltered point cloud data from the 2003 NCALM Napa Watershed survey available on OpenTopography. As you likely know the dataset on OT at the moment (http://opentopography.org/id/OTLAS.052010.26910.1) is limited to the filtered last returns. We've added a link to the top of the page that points to our file server (https://cloud.sdsc.edu/v1/AUTH_opentopography/PC_Bulk/Napa/NAPA_ASCII_03/Unfiltered_XYZ/) where you can download the full point cloud as unfiltered ascii xyz. You can pull the dataset from the file server using wget, curl, or a download manager such as DownThemAll.
Several UAVSAR flight lines acquired on Aug. 29, 2014 over Napa and adjacent areas have been processed with previous flight data to repeat-pass interferometry (RPI) products for coseismic interferograms. The line 23511 covers the main fault rupture and the data, including KMZ versions and the full digital dataset, is available at:
http://uavsar.jpl.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/product.pl?jobName=SanAnd_23511_14068...
++Eric
Updated aftershock locations, for the first week. These locations should be better because some velocity model issues have been worked out.
Hello all,
After this weekend's hot weather I've noticed that the reach of fault rupture between Highway 121 and Middle Avenue is delineated by dying grape vines with leaves that have turned from green to yellow or red. I don't know how common this is, but in the short term this may be helpful for identifying surface rupture in previously unknown areas or across vineyards where access is an issue. I expect this should show up well in any aerial photos that might be taken this week.
Either the roots have been damaged or the irrigation systems are dripping too far into fissures for the plants to access, or both.
Here's an example, kmz of photo taken on Middle Avenue between Los Carneros Avenue and Cuttings Wharf Road:
https://infraterra.box.com/s/8wgwvp1tejavvf327odn
-Andy Lutz
Attached are photos taken on Los Carneros road on consecutive days 8/24 and 8/25. There is a perceptible amount of afterslip, but seems less than at the Highway crossing to the north. Sorry no scale, I didn't have one at the time.
Tim
Ken,
Great to hear that you and Tim have been able to find field evidence to match the small phase offsets in the COSMO-SkyMed interferogram for Napa, at least at a few locations. Both the COSMO-SkyMed and TerraSAR-X interferograms (which we studied for the 2012 Brawley swarm) are X-band (3.1 cm) radar wavelengths and have very high resolution (roughly 2-3 m original pixel size), so it makes sense that they show features that are smaller than the older satellites with longer radar wavelengths (6 or 24 cm) and larger pixels (10-20 m).
UAVSAR data was acquired earlier today, repeating lines mostly imaged in May 2014, and we hope that they can process at least some of the InSAR data by the end of next week.
++Eric
From Tom Brocher (USGS) 8/29/14 1:33pm PDT:
Site NP.1759 is just north of downtown Vallejo. It recorded a PGA on 35% g (on E-W component). Location: 38.107700, -122.256199, at an epicentral distance of 13.5 km.
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Luetgert, James
Date: Fri, Aug 29, 2014 at 12:50 PM
Subject: 1759
This just in:
SCNL: 1759.HNE.NP.--
WINDOW: 2014/08/24 10:20:47.500 LENGTH: 74.000
PGA: 338.935333 TPGA: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.655 METH: MS
PGV: 17.074072 TPGV: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.565 METH: IT 5.9
PGD: 2.872506 TPGD: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.650 METH: IT 5.9
SA: 0.3 683.735168 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.710 METH: NJ
SA: 1.0 184.433228 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.445 METH: NJ
SA: 3.0 16.065966 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.615 METH: NJ
EVID: - -
AUTH: NC 2014/08/29 19:44:57.000
SCNL: 1759.HNN.NP.--
WINDOW: 2014/08/24 10:20:47.500 LENGTH: 74.000
PGA: 125.104507 TPGA: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.500 METH: MS
PGV: 8.902310 TPGV: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.780 METH: IT 5.9
PGD: 0.808297 TPGD: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.915 METH: IT 5.9
SA: 0.3 331.781738 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.700 METH: NJ
SA: 1.0 44.211834 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:59.790 METH: NJ
SA: 3.0 8.486643 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:21:20.765 METH: NJ
EVID: - -
AUTH: NC 2014/08/29 19:44:57.000
SCNL: 1759.HNZ.NP.--
WINDOW: 2014/08/24 10:20:47.500 LENGTH: 74.000
PGA: 55.815113 TPGA: 2014/08/24 10:20:50.195 METH: MS
PGV: 3.158833 TPGV: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.610 METH: IT 5.9
PGD: 0.443734 TPGD: 2014/08/24 10:20:58.290 METH: IT 5.9
SA: 0.3 111.896385 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.705 METH: NJ
SA: 1.0 30.572836 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:54.035 METH: NJ
SA: 3.0 7.167205 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:21:30.555 METH: NJ
EVID: - -
AUTH: NC 2014/08/29 19:44:57.000
Site NP.1759 is just north of downtown Vallejo. It recorded a PGA on 35% g (on E-W component). Location: 38.107700, -122.256199, at an epicentral distance of 13.5 km.
Tom Brocher
Director, Earthquake Science Center, USGS
345 Middlefield Road, MS 977
Menlo Park, CA 94025
Work: 650-329-4737
Cell: 650-644-5927
Fax: 650-329-5617
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Luetgert, James <luetgert@usgs.gov>
Date: Fri, Aug 29, 2014 at 12:50 PM
Subject: 1759
To: Thomas Brocher <brocher@usgs.gov>
This just in:
SCNL: 1759.HNE.NP.--
WINDOW: 2014/08/24 10:20:47.500 LENGTH: 74.000
PGA: 338.935333 TPGA: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.655 METH: MS
PGV: 17.074072 TPGV: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.565 METH: IT 5.9
PGD: 2.872506 TPGD: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.650 METH: IT 5.9
SA: 0.3 683.735168 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.710 METH: NJ
SA: 1.0 184.433228 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.445 METH: NJ
SA: 3.0 16.065966 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.615 METH: NJ
EVID: - -
AUTH: NC 2014/08/29 19:44:57.000
SCNL: 1759.HNN.NP.--
WINDOW: 2014/08/24 10:20:47.500 LENGTH: 74.000
PGA: 125.104507 TPGA: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.500 METH: MS
PGV: 8.902310 TPGV: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.780 METH: IT 5.9
PGD: 0.808297 TPGD: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.915 METH: IT 5.9
SA: 0.3 331.781738 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.700 METH: NJ
SA: 1.0 44.211834 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:59.790 METH: NJ
SA: 3.0 8.486643 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:21:20.765 METH: NJ
EVID: - -
AUTH: NC 2014/08/29 19:44:57.000
SCNL: 1759.HNZ.NP.--
WINDOW: 2014/08/24 10:20:47.500 LENGTH: 74.000
PGA: 55.815113 TPGA: 2014/08/24 10:20:50.195 METH: MS
PGV: 3.158833 TPGV: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.610 METH: IT 5.9
PGD: 0.443734 TPGD: 2014/08/24 10:20:58.290 METH: IT 5.9
SA: 0.3 111.896385 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.705 METH: NJ
SA: 1.0 30.572836 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:54.035 METH: NJ
SA: 3.0 7.167205 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:21:30.555 METH: NJ
EVID: - -
AUTH: NC 2014/08/29 19:44:57.000
From David Oppenheimer (USGS) 8/29/14 1:08pm PDT:
Mainshock peak ground motion waveforms from the last 4 free-field stations has been recovered and incorporated into ShakeMap. This is likely to be the final ShakeMap.
NC.NMI - Mare Island (37% PGA, 19cm/s)
NC.NSP - Sears Point (5% PGA, 8cm/s)
NC.NBRB - Beebe Ranch (~5 km west of Petaluma) (4%PGA, 10cm/s)
NC.CRPB - Russelman Park (north flank of Mt Diablo)
Chris Stephens is processing the records and will post them to the CESMD ASAP.
Thanks to NCSN and NSMP field crews for recovering all of these records, Jim Luetgert for shepherding them through the system, and Pete Lombard for regenerating the ShakeMaps.
-David
From Andreas Llenos (USGS) 10/29/14 12:05pm PDT:
Something else that may be of interest - a comparison of the South Napa and Parkfield magnitude-frequency distributions, for the first ~5.5 days of each sequence). The crosses in the figure are the incremental counts in each magnitude bin, and the dots are the cumulative counts. Estimated b-values and completeness magnitudes (from Aki's MLE method) are in the title.
Andy has helpfully suggested a few other M~6 sequences to look at (Morgan Hill and Palm Springs), so I'll try to make similar comparisons with those too.
Andrea
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Llenos, Andrea
Date: Fri, Aug 29, 2014 at 9:22 AM
Hi Keith,
As a quick comparison with Parkfield, in the same ~4.5 days after the mainshock, Parkfield had 7 M>=4 aftershocks, 2 of which were M~5, and there were a total of around 226 M>=1.8 aftershocks (compared to the 59 M>=1.8 aftershocks Napa has had so far).
Andrea
On Fri, Aug 29, 2014 at 8:39 AM, Knudsen, Keith wrote:
Hi Andrea
I'm wondering how rare is it to have a M6 earthquake without any magnitude 4 or 5 aftershocks 9at least so far...). The South Napa earthquake seems to have had an unproductive aftershock sequence. Any thoughts?
Keith
From Brad Aagaard (USGS) 8/29/14 10:58 am PDT:
Hi all,
I just posted the following document on the USGS Eq Response Google Drive. Attached here for broader distribution.
Brad
From Tom Brocher (USGS) 8/29/14 10:37am PDT:
In addition to the Mare Island recording, we are working on processing two other retrieved records, both west of the epicenter:
North of Sears Point (NSP): PGA ~5% g, 38.200200, -122.464399, epicentral distance of 13.5 km.
NBRB (east of Napa near Rodgers Creek Fault): PGA ~4% g, 38.260200, -122.551800, epicentral distance of 21.4 km.
Jim Luetgert's email below provides more details.
Tom
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Luetgert, James
Date: Fri, Aug 29, 2014 at 10:13 AM
Subject: Mare Island, Sears Point, NBRB
Hi Tom,
Here are the numbers.
NMI - PGAmax ~37%g
NSP - PGAmax ~5%g
NBRB - PGAmax ~4%g
SCNL: NMI.0.--.
WINDOW: 2014/08/24 10:20:48.200 LENGTH: 123.000
PGA: 178.695023 TPGA: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.910 METH: MS
PGV: 7.344642 TPGV: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.870 METH: IT 5.9
PGD: 1.294780 TPGD: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.780 METH: IT 5.9
SA: 0.3 492.547546 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:54.050 METH: NJ
SA: 1.0 94.245888 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:53.660 METH: NJ
SA: 3.0 10.506660 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:21:29.390 METH: NJ
EVID: - -
AUTH: NC 2014/08/28 17:05:56.000
SCNL: NMI.1.--.
WINDOW: 2014/08/24 10:20:48.200 LENGTH: 123.000
PGA: 370.258698 TPGA: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.850 METH: MS
PGV: 19.024614 TPGV: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.770 METH: IT 5.9
PGD: 1.191846 TPGD: 2014/08/24 10:20:56.680 METH: IT 5.9
SA: 0.3 893.040222 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.900 METH: NJ
SA: 1.0 73.242455 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:53.980 METH: NJ
SA: 3.0 16.645491 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:21:24.370 METH: NJ
EVID: - -
AUTH: NC 2014/08/28 17:05:56.000
SCNL: NMI.2.--.
WINDOW: 2014/08/24 10:20:48.200 LENGTH: 123.000
PGA: 75.739395 TPGA: 2014/08/24 10:20:53.030 METH: MS
PGV: 3.798816 TPGV: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.700 METH: IT 5.9
PGD: 0.410264 TPGD: 2014/08/24 10:21:05.770 METH: IT 5.9
SA: 0.3 163.326202 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:53.200 METH: NJ
SA: 1.0 25.422508 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:21:07.980 METH: NJ
SA: 3.0 4.106350 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:21:44.450 METH: NJ
EVID: - -
AUTH: NC 2014/08/28 17:05:56.000
**************************************
SCNL: NSP.0.--.
WINDOW: 2014/08/24 10:20:49.200 LENGTH: 117.000
PGA: 40.219242 TPGA: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.000 METH: MS
PGV: 7.779984 TPGV: 2014/08/24 10:20:59.050 METH: IT 5.9
PGD: 3.254269 TPGD: 2014/08/24 10:20:58.420 METH: IT 5.9
SA: 0.3 139.697739 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.820 METH: NJ
SA: 1.0 48.749874 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:58.460 METH: NJ
SA: 3.0 18.211746 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:21:00.410 METH: NJ
EVID: - -
AUTH: NC 2014/08/29 17:06:16.000
SCNL: NSP.1.--.
WINDOW: 2014/08/24 10:20:49.200 LENGTH: 117.000
PGA: 53.492172 TPGA: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.460 METH: MS
PGV: 6.885780 TPGV: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.460 METH: IT 5.9
PGD: 2.882841 TPGD: 2014/08/24 10:20:53.030 METH: IT 5.9
SA: 0.3 102.869164 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:56.660 METH: NJ
SA: 1.0 68.953758 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:51.670 METH: NJ
SA: 3.0 29.321514 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:56.590 METH: NJ
EVID: - -
AUTH: NC 2014/08/29 17:06:16.000
SCNL: NSP.2.--.
WINDOW: 2014/08/24 10:20:49.200 LENGTH: 117.000
PGA: 25.852768 TPGA: 2014/08/24 10:20:53.630 METH: MS
PGV: 2.356088 TPGV: 2014/08/24 10:20:55.560 METH: IT 5.9
PGD: 0.724186 TPGD: 2014/08/24 10:20:54.780 METH: IT 5.9
SA: 0.3 43.953094 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:55.920 METH: NJ
SA: 1.0 31.836840 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:54.060 METH: NJ
SA: 3.0 8.032551 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:21:06.180 METH: NJ
EVID: - -
AUTH: NC 2014/08/29 17:06:16.000
**************************************
SCNL: NBRB.0.--.
WINDOW: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.700 LENGTH: 137.000
PGA: 37.169041 TPGA: 2014/08/24 10:20:58.660 METH: MS
PGV: 7.565430 TPGV: 2014/08/24 10:21:03.550 METH: IT 5.9
PGD: 3.600266 TPGD: 2014/08/24 10:21:04.030 METH: IT 5.9
SA: 0.3 79.279381 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:56.810 METH: NJ
SA: 1.0 65.979889 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:21:04.040 METH: NJ
SA: 3.0 32.776333 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:21:06.110 METH: NJ
EVID: - -
AUTH: NC 2014/08/29 17:05:42.000
SCNL: NBRB.1.--.
WINDOW: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.700 LENGTH: 137.000
PGA: 43.000057 TPGA: 2014/08/24 10:20:53.950 METH: MS
PGV: 10.631454 TPGV: 2014/08/24 10:21:01.870 METH: IT 5.9
PGD: 6.431492 TPGD: 2014/08/24 10:21:01.270 METH: IT 5.9
SA: 0.3 122.470329 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:54.020 METH: NJ
SA: 1.0 66.995247 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:21:01.270 METH: NJ
SA: 3.0 70.444214 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:21:03.480 METH: NJ
EVID: - -
AUTH: NC 2014/08/29 17:05:42.000
SCNL: NBRB.2.--.
WINDOW: 2014/08/24 10:20:52.700 LENGTH: 137.000
PGA: 28.903296 TPGA: 2014/08/24 10:20:58.750 METH: MS
PGV: 6.264317 TPGV: 2014/08/24 10:20:58.060 METH: IT 5.9
PGD: 2.378298 TPGD: 2014/08/24 10:21:02.340 METH: IT 5.9
SA: 0.3 72.377060 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:54.370 METH: NJ
SA: 1.0 51.562531 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:20:57.680 METH: NJ
SA: 3.0 36.036144 TSA: 2014/08/24 10:21:09.020 METH: NJ
EVID: - -
AUTH: NC 2014/08/29 17:05:42.000
Cheers, -Jim
From Tom Brocher (USGS) 8/29 10:21am PDT:
I'm forwarding a note from Chris Stephens about the USGS recording from Mare Island (NMI) which recorded a PGA of about 37% g.
The coordinates for this station, on the southern end of Mare Island, are 38.07600 deg North and -122.25850 deg East. The epicentral is 16.7 km.
Chris is working to get the record into the CESMD site.
Tom
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Stephens, Christopher
Date: Fri, Aug 29, 2014 at 10:10 AM
Subject: Preliminary processing for NC.NMI
Tom-
Dave asked me to send you the preliminary PGA values for this site.
Please see attached. The PGA on the N-S component is ~0.37 g.
The record requires some additional processing to address some baseline correction
issues. The influence of this can be seen in the displacement, but it will not significantly
affect the acceleration or velocity records.
Chris
Below is a link to my dropbox where I have dumped my various kmz files with photos and (disclaimer) unedited notes. Free feel to take a look, if you use it for anything, please let me know and provide acknowledgement. If you have questions, feel free to ask, but be aware, it may be a while until I can get back to you, at least until things settle down.
Cheers,
Tim
timothy.dawson@conservation.ca.gov
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lsmhjsj6egjuirc/AACqVpYtmWCiEL5gs9P9jhmda?dl=0
I agree with the consensus that the minor cracking along the scarp at Alston Park is shaking-induced.