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How earthquakes look from space.
Satellite-based, interferometric synthetic aperture radar measurements: This image shows ground displacement in the October 1999, Mw 7.1 Hector Mine Earthquake, Southern California. Each color represents 2.5 cm of motion of the ground in a direction towards the satellite. (Research by: Prof. Mark Simons, Yuri Fialko & Luis Rivera)
US Geological Survey (USGS) Frequently asked questions about Earthquakes (FAQ's) USGS - FAQ Hand Book/Website Putting Down Roots in Earthquake Country
Southern California Earthquake Data
Center (SCE Data Center)Faults & History of Southern California Earthquakes IRIS Educational Outreach http://www.iris.washington.edu/about/ENO/
USGS Sites for Learning UCLA - Sponsored in part by National Science Foundation Virtual Earthquake - For Students & Instructors SCEC Educational Model
Professor Joann Stock instructing class.Investigating Earthquakes through Regional Seismicity Education Module USGS - Learning Web UCLA - Sponsored in part by National Science Foundation Virtual Earthquake For Students & Instructors Seismological Society of America (SSA) Seismology Resources for Teachers
Southern California Earthquake Data Center (SCE Data Center)
- STP Seismogram Transfer Program - Web Version
- EQuest: prepackaged data sets for magnitude 5.0+ local events
- Earthquake Catalogs: 1932 - present SCSN (Southern California Seismic Network)
US Geological Survey (USGS) Science & Technology
- Media Relations is part of Caltech's Office of Public Relations and can help anyone from the media, whether it is setting up an interview with a Caltech professor or scientist, referencing background on some particular research, or simply checking on a fact about the Institute.
Professor Tom Heaton with the media.Caltech Seismological Laboratory Tour of Seismo Lab Shake Zone a part of Kid's Zone
San Bernardino Riverside County
Hands-on Earthquake Exhibithttp://www.shakezone.caltech.edu Discovery Science Center - Orange County
Hands-on Earthquake ExhibitQuake Zone California Science Center - Exposition Park, Los Angeles County Hand-on Earthquake Exhibit - Earthquake Experience
The American Red Cross Earthquake Safety Information - Multi-Language - Disaster & Earthquake After an Earthquake - What to do. FEMA Earthquake Safety & Preparedness Information JAMA Website - Children Booklet & Website - Coping with Children's Reaction to Earthquakes Welcome to California Guides & Booklets - Home Owner Guide to Earthquake Safety & Natural Gas Safety in Earthquakes Pasadena Humane Society & SPCA Protect you Pets - Planning for a Disaster Hand Book/Website Putting Down Roots in Earthquake Country USGS Earthquake Preparedness
For other Earthquake Information links see our General Earthquake Information Page NOAA - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Tsunami Warning Center PBS (Public Broadcasting Service) Tsunami & Earthquake Public Information PBS Savage Earth series Includes animations and Audio from series Southern California Earthquake Center http://www.scec.org
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