Determining magnitude of earthquake with the digital recording of Seismic Telemeter Network of Chengdu
Wang Bi-lan
Abstract
Wang Bi-lan
Abstract
We selected different seismic observation data that include simulant,digital amount of velocity,emulate recordings for same seismic events to determine earthquake scale.Our purpose is to find the magnitude differences that determined with different seismic observation data and by different software.Last we compare the results of all earthquake magnitude to that in the seismic bulletin of Center for Analysis and Prediction,China Seismological Bureau.
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We selected different seismic observation data that include simulant,digital amount of velocity,emulate recordings for same seismic events to determine earthquake scale.Our purpose is to find the magnitude differences that determined with different seismic observation data and by different software.Last we compare the results of all earthquake magnitude to that in the seismic bulletin of Center for Analysis and Prediction,China Seismological Bureau.
Key concepts: Magnitude (astronomy), Seismology, Richter magnitude scale, Geology, Earthquake magnitude, Earthquake simulation, Seismic microzonation, Environmental Seismic Intensity scale