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  • Faults: Normal, Reverse, or Strike-Slip?

    What are faults, what do the different types of fault mean, and what has that got to do with the SRC logo?

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    Locating the Origin of an Earthquake

    When you feel the earth shaking, it might feel like the earthquake is right under you, but it’s likely that the earthquake started dozens of kilometres away.

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    Negative Magnitude Earthquakes

    How can an earthquake have a negative magnitude? It’s got to do with ground motion and distance, and how sensitive seismographs have become.

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    SeedLink & Seismic Data Streams

    What is SeedLink, and how can you share your seismograph data with the world using it?

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