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| Re: A Possible Way Of Predicting An Earthquake??? |
Don This same study was done in LA. It was found that the 94 Northridge earthquake was caused by a build up of strain that was attributed to 1933 Long Beach AND the 1952 Kern county quake. They feel that after Northridge and Landers the San Andreas in San Bernardino and the thrust structures of Ventura County are the most likely areas to have had increased bars of pressure. But as you just said, nobody knows how many bars of pressure increase it takes to rupture the fault in a major quake. Follow Ups: ● Bars of Pressure - Barbara 20:33:54 - 12/1/2005 (31290) (1) ● partial explanation - John Vidale 08:11:53 - 12/3/2005 (31358) (0) ● Bars of Pressure - Barbara 20:32:28 - 12/1/2005 (31289) (1) ● Re: Bars of Pressure - Don in Hollister 20:44:53 - 12/1/2005 (31292) (1) ● Re: Bars of Pressure - Barbara 23:03:54 - 12/1/2005 (31295) (2) ● for Barbara - Todd 12:08:15 - 12/3/2005 (31380) (1) ● Re: for Barbara - chris in suburbia 14:00:28 - 12/3/2005 (31382) (1) ● Re: for Barbara - Don in Hollister 14:27:32 - 12/3/2005 (31383) (1) ● I learned something new - Todd 00:34:23 - 12/4/2005 (31403) (1) ● Re: I learned something new - Don in Hollister 01:03:26 - 12/4/2005 (31404) (0) ● Re: Bars of Pressure - chris in suburbia 14:30:54 - 12/2/2005 (31327) (0) ● Re: A Possible Way Of Predicting An Earthquake??? - Cathryn 20:28:47 - 12/1/2005 (31288) (1) ● Re: A Possible Way Of Predicting An Earthquake??? - Don in Hollister 20:35:09 - 12/1/2005 (31291) (0) |
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