Re: Q for Roger, and all...
Posted by Roger Hunter on August 19, 2007 at 12:38:01:

Here's the same program running on the Centennial
Catalog from 1900-2006.


1903 1 4 5 7 .0 -20.000 -175.000 8.0
1903 8 11 4 32 54.0 36.360 22.970 8.3
1905 7 9 9 40 24.0 49.000 99.000 8.4
1905 7 23 2 46 12.0 49.000 98.000 8.4
1906 1 31 15 36 .0 1.000 -81.500 8.8
1906 8 17 0 40 .0 -33.000 -72.000 8.2
1906 9 14 16 4 18.0 -7.000 149.000 8.0
1908 12 12 12 8 .0 -14.000 -78.000 8.2
1911 6 15 14 26 .0 28.000 130.000 8.1
1917 5 1 18 26 30.0 -29.000 -177.000 8.0
1917 6 26 5 49 42.0 -15.500 -173.000 8.5
1918 8 15 12 18 16.4 5.653 123.563 8.2
1919 4 30 7 17 12.5 -19.823 -172.215 8.2
1920 12 16 12 5 54.7 36.601 105.317 8.6
1922 11 11 4 32 45.2 -28.553 -70.755 8.7
1923 2 3 16 1 48.8 53.853 160.761 8.5
1924 4 14 16 20 41.4 7.023 125.954 8.2
1924 6 26 1 37 32.5 -56.407 158.489 8.3
1929 6 27 12 47 14.9 -54.714 -29.549 8.0
1932 5 14 13 11 5.7 .258 126.169 8.1
1933 3 2 17 31 .9 39.224 144.622 8.4
1934 1 15 8 43 25.4 26.773 86.762 8.1
1935 5 30 21 32 56.8 28.894 66.176 8.1
1935 9 20 1 46 42.7 -3.920 141.330 8.1
1938 2 1 19 4 21.6 -5.050 131.620 8.4
1938 11 10 20 18 47.0 55.328 -158.370 8.2
1941 11 25 18 3 58.7 37.171 -18.960 8.1
1942 11 10 11 41 28.1 -49.726 29.947 8.0
1943 4 6 16 7 15.0 -30.750 -72.000 8.2
1944 12 7 4 35 42.0 33.750 136.000 8.1
1945 11 27 21 56 50.0 24.500 63.000 8.0
1946 12 20 19 19 5.0 32.500 134.500 8.1
1948 1 24 17 46 40.0 10.500 122.000 8.1
1948 9 8 15 9 11.0 -21.000 -174.000 8.0
1949 8 22 4 1 11.0 53.750 -133.250 8.1
1950 8 15 14 9 30.0 28.500 96.500 8.6
1952 3 4 1 22 43.0 42.500 143.000 8.1
1952 11 4 16 58 27.9 52.755 160.057 9.0
1957 3 9 14 22 32.6 51.556 -175.392 9.1
1957 12 4 3 37 52.3 45.153 99.206 8.1
1958 11 6 22 58 9.5 44.329 148.623 8.4
1959 5 4 7 15 46.0 53.351 159.645 8.0
1960 5 21 10 2 57.7 -37.872 -73.243 8.2
1960 5 22 19 11 17.7 -38.235 -73.047 9.5
1963 10 13 5 17 53.3 44.770 149.798 8.6
1964 3 28 3 36 12.7 61.017 -147.648 9.2
1965 1 24 0 11 17.0 -2.455 125.965 8.2
1966 10 17 21 41 55.5 -10.807 -78.684 8.2
1968 5 16 0 49 .4 40.903 143.346 8.3
1969 8 11 21 27 37.6 43.478 147.815 8.2
1970 7 31 17 8 6.0 -1.486 -72.563 8.0
1971 7 14 6 11 30.6 -5.519 153.906 8.0
1971 7 26 1 23 22.2 -4.889 153.183 8.1
1974 10 3 14 21 34.2 -12.254 -77.524 8.1
1976 8 16 16 11 11.9 6.292 124.090 8.0
1977 6 22 12 8 34.5 -22.912 -175.744 8.1
1977 8 19 6 8 55.0 -11.126 118.380 8.3
1979 12 12 7 59 4.7 1.603 -79.362 8.1
1985 3 3 22 47 9.5 -33.132 -71.708 8.0
1985 9 19 13 17 48.9 18.437 -102.358 8.0
1986 5 7 22 47 11.6 51.557 -174.813 8.0
1989 5 23 10 54 46.5 -52.507 160.602 8.1
1994 6 9 0 33 17.5 -13.856 -67.489 8.2
1994 10 4 13 22 58.2 43.945 147.224 8.3
1995 7 30 5 11 25.2 -23.285 -70.103 8.0
1995 10 9 15 35 54.2 19.052 -104.208 8.0
1996 2 17 5 59 32.4 -.919 136.973 8.2
1998 3 25 3 12 29.1 -62.857 149.569 8.1
2000 11 16 4 54 55.9 -4.001 152.327 8.0
2001 6 23 20 33 15.0 -16.305 -73.550 8.4
2002 11 3 22 12 41.0 63.520 -147.440 8.5
2003 9 25 19 50 6.4 41.810 143.910 8.3
2004 12 23 14 59 4.4 -49.310 161.350 8.1
2004 12 26 0 58 53.4 3.300 95.980 9.0
2005 3 28 16 9 36.5 2.090 97.110 8.6
2006 11 15 11 14 13.6 46.590 153.270 8.3


Number of quakes: 15553
Number of great quakes: 76
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9


49 41 16 1 0 0 0 0 0 0


It seems that the Centennial Catalog has a different idea of what
constitutes a great quake.

Roger


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