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M 8.8 Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia

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Teachable Moments

Teachable Moment presentations capture that unplanned opportunity to bring knowledge, insight, and critical thinking to the classroom following a newsworthy earthquake.

30 slide Powerpoint presentation (zipped ppt 107 MB / pdf 92.8 MB)

 

USGS StoryMap

A geonarrative of the seismotectonics of the Kuril-Kamchatka subduction zone.

 

 

GNSS Nearest NOTA Stations

Map of NOTA stations within radius of 2 cm predicted displacement. See data access link for more information.

 

GNSS Data Access

Data availability at nearby GNSS stations.

 

Strainmeter plot

Borehole strainmeter B012 on the Pacific side of Vancouver Island recorded the effect of the tsunami waves. (Credit: Wade Johnson/EarthScope)

 

Strainmeter plot

Borehole strainmeter B928 on the Pacific side of Vancouver Island recorded the effect of the tsunami waves. (Credit: Wade Johnson/EarthScope)

 

GSN Record Section

Record section from Global Seismographic Network stations. See map for locations. (Credit: Beck Hufstetler/EarthScope)

 

GSN Map

Global Seismographic Network stations, color-coded by distance from the epicenter as in the record section plot. (Credit: Beck Hufstetler/EarthScope)

 

GSN Map

Global Seismographic Network stations near the region, color-coded by distance from the epicenter as in the record section plot. (Credit: Beck Hufstetler/EarthScope)

 

GSN waveforms

Seismic data from the three closest GSN stations operated by NSF SAGE. (Credit: Yelebe Amere/EarthScope)

GSN waveforms

Seismic data with arrivals from the three closest GSN stations operated by NSF SAGE. (Credit: Yelebe Amere/EarthScope)

 

 

 

 

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