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Earthquake Definition

Release of stress that causes geologic faults / volcanic activity

Types of earthquakes

Tectonic


Volcanic

2

Fault

Rocks under pressure causing them to break

Types of Faults

Normal


Reverse


Left-lateral


Right-lateral

Govt Groups

PHIVOLCS


Philippine Institue of Volcanology & Seismology


DOST


Department of Science & Technology


NDRRMC


National Disaster Risk Management Council


Philippine Red Cross


Seismic Waves

1)Primary wave - fastest, tas nagttravel siya in ol types of matter


2)Secondary wave - sa solid lang nagttravel


3)Surface wave- desteuctive


4)Love wave - nakakasira ng bahay

Parts of an earthquake

1)Fault- fracture in the rocks that make up the earth's crust


2)Plates- massive rocks that make out rthe outer layer of the earth's surface


3)Seismic waves- waves that transmit the energy released by an earthquake


4)Focus -below epicenter


5)Epicenter - directly above focus


Magnitude - amount of energy released


Intensity- damage

Instruments

Mercalli Scale = Intensity


Richter Scale = magnitude


Rosi-Forrel Scale = Intensity


Seismograph = magnitude

Earthquake Checklist

B: Be prepared


D: Stay Calm


A: Be careful

B S B

Foreshock

Smol b4 major eq

Aftershock

Smol after major earthquakes

Related Hazard

1)Faulting- creation of new or renewed movements of old fractures


2)Ground shaking- disruptive up and down and sideways vibration of the ground during earthquakes


3)Liquifaction-phenomenon whre the strength or stiffness of the geound is reduced by an earthquake


4)Tsunami


5)Fire


6)Landslides-downslope movement of rocks

Triangulation

Geologists identify where an earthquake started

Effects of Related Hazard

1) Burial


2) Erosion


3) Blockage

Deadliest earthquake

1556 in central chine

Largest earthquake

9.5 Chile