Seismological Research Letters

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  Año 2009, Vol. 80, Número 1

  • Time-dependent Seismic Hazard Maps for the New Madrid Seismic Zone and Charleston, South Carolina, Areas

    James S. Hebden, Seth Stein

    págs. 12-20

    

  • Simulated Aftershock Sequences for an M 7.8 Earthquake on the Southern San Andreas Fault

    Karen Felzer

    págs. 21-25

    

  • The Quake-Catcher Network: Citizen Science Expanding Seismic Horizons

    Elizabeth Cochran, Jesse F. Lawrence, Carl Christensen, Ravi Shankar Jakka

    págs. 26-30

    

  • The Prospect of Using Three-Dimensional Earth Models to Improve Nuclear Explosion Monitoring and Ground-motion Hazard Assessment

    John J. Zucca, William R. Walter, Arthur Rodgers, Paul G. Richards, Michael E. Pasyanos

    págs. 31-39

    

  • Sigma: Issues, Insights, and Challenges

    Fleur O. Strasser, Norman Abrahamson, Julian J. Bommer

    págs. 40-56

    

  • PAGER-CAT: A Composite Earthquake Catalog for Calibrating Global Fatality Models

    Trevor I. Allen, Kristin D. Marano, Paul S. Earle, David J. Wald

    págs. 47-62

    

  • Subduction Beneath Southern Italy Close the Ending: Results from Seismic Tomography

    Giancarlo Neri, Barbara Orecchio, Cristina Totaro, Giuseppe Falcone, Debora Presti

    págs. 63-70

    

  • Seismotectonic Models for South Africa: Synthesis of Geoscientific Information, Problems, and the Way Forward

    Mayshree Singh, Andrzej Kijko, Ray Durrheim

    págs. 71-80

    

  • Estimation of Ground Motion at Damaged Area During 1992 Cairo Earthquake Using Empirical Green's Functions

    Elsayed A. Fergany, Sumio Sawada

    págs. 81-88

    

  • Rapid Estimation of Source Parameters Using Finite Fault Modeling-Case Studies from the Sikkim and Garhwal Himalayas

    A. Raj, S. K. Nath, B.K. Bansal, K.K.S. Thingbaijam, A. Kumar

    págs. 89-96

    

  • Short-Period Seismic Noise in Vorkuta, Russia

    S. B. Kishkina, A.A. Spivak, J. Sweeney

    págs. 97-101

    

  • Apparent Slow Oceanic Transform Earthquakes Due to Source Mechanism Bias

    Kimberly Schramm, Seth Stein

    págs. 102-107

    

  • Triggering of the 2001-2002 Mexico Slow-slip Event, Mw 7.5, by the Shallow Normal Earthquake of 8 October 2001, Mw 5.8, and Its Aftershocks

    Chaojun Zhang, Cinna Lomnitz Aronsfrau, Yaolin Shi

    págs. 108-118