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Earthquakes


Center for Distance Learning: What Are Earthquakes?

Seismology Research Center: Seismology Basics

Home School Learning Network: Understanding Earthquakes

Virtual Museum of the City of San Fracisco: Daly City Earthquake of 1957, What does it tell us?

University of Tennesse: Earthquake!: An Internet Web Quest

USGS: Earthquakes

Center for Educational Technologies: Earth Floor: Plate Tectonics

ThinkQuest: Volcanoes Online
Choose plate tectonics from the main menu.

Volcano World: Plate Tectonics

USGS: Earthquakes, Faults, Plate Tectonics, Earth Structure

Washington State University: The Big One: Earthquakes Shake us Up

Government of British Columbia: Earthquakes in British Columbia

Wikipedia: Earthquakes

FEMA: Earthquakes

FEMA: Earthquakes Facts and Fiction

Missouri State University: Earthquakes and the Earth's Interior

Montana State University: On Shaking Ground

About.Com: Earthquakes

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Earthquakes Historic

1906 San Francisco

1995 Kobe Japan

1989 Loma Prieta, CA

General History


1906 San Francisco


Eyewitness to History: The San Francisco 1906 Earthquake

USGS: The Great 1906 San Francisco Quake

Zpub.Com: 1906 San Fracisco Earthquake and Fire

USGS: San Francisco earthquake 1906 index to photos and maps

Virtual Museum of the City of San Francisco: The Great 1906 Earthquake and Fire

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1995 Kobe Japan


Nevada Seismological Laboratory: Effects of the 1995 Earthquake on Kobe, Japan

University of California at Berkley: The January 17, 1995 Hyogo Ken Nanbu (Kobe) Earthquake

University of Washington: 1995 Kobe Earthquake, Japan

GeoResources: Kobe Earthquake

OKGeosurvey.Gov: Seismograms of the 1995 Jan 16 Kobe, Japan Earthquake

BBC: On This Day: 1995: Earthquake devastates Kobe

Athena Curriculum Earth: Kobe Earthquake

VibrationData.Com: Kobe 1995

DIS, Inc.: Kobe Earthquake

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1989 Loma Prieta, CA


Wikipedia: Loma Prieta Earthquake

USGS: October 17, 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake

USGS: The October 17, 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake: Selected Photos

SFMuseum: 1989 Earthquake History

VibrationData.Com: Loma Prieta 1989

Berkley Seismological Laboratory: FAQ 1989 Earthquake

BBC: On This Day: 1989: Earthquake hits San Francisco

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: October 17, 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake

The Earthquake Museum: 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake

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General History


USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Historical Earthquakes Archives: United States

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Historical Earthquakes Archives: World by Country/Region

USGS: Historic Earthquakes

Earthwaves.com: Historical EArthquake Maps and Lists

University of California, Berkley: Macroseismic Images of Historical Earthquakes

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Earthquake Monitoring


USGS: Monitoring Earthquakes Across the United States

NASA: Imaging Radar @ Southport: Studying Earthquakes

Earthquake Resistant Structures and More: Tetonic Monitoring

BBC News: Sci-Tech Sea-Floor Observatories to Monitor Earthquakes

Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology: Seismic Monitor

Seismology Research Centre: Why Monitor Earthquakes?

University of Western Australia: Seismic Monitoring

Earthquake Tracker.Com: Home

University of Utah: Seismograph Stations

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Faults


University or Wisconsin, Green Bay: Faults and Earthquakes

University of Oregon: Glossary of Earth Science: Fault Definition

Every Place Has It's Faults!: Four Basic Types of Faults

University of Oregon: Faults and Faults Zones

PBS: Savage Earth: The Restless Planet: Earthquakes

PBS: Savage Earth: Animations

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: FAQ: Earthquakes, Faults, Plate Tectonics and Earth Structure

SCEDC: Earthquake Data Center

Leeds University: Faults

Georgial Perimeter College: Faults

Encyclopedia.Com: Faults

Nasa: Visible Earth: Faults pictured from space

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Mountains


eSortment: Facts About Mountains

University of Pittsburgh: Building the Appalachian Mountains

American Park Network: Grand Teton Geology: A Mountain Range is Born

Grand Teton Nationl Park: Mountains in Grand Teton National Park

Virtualology.Com: Grand Tetons

Mountain Nature.Com: Rocky Mountain Geology

USGS: Geologic Provinces of the United States: Rocky Mountians

Virtualolgy.Com: Andes Mountains

InfoPlease.Com: Andes Geology and Geography

Science World: The Making of a Mountain: Jouney to the Himalayas

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Mountain Building


Volcano World: Introductionn to Plate Tectonics-Move to Plate Tectonics

Physical Geography: Glossary: Plate Tectonics

Georgia Perimeter College: Faults

ThinkQuest: Puzzles of the Earth: Folded Mountains

Earth Science Australia: Relationship Between Folding and Faulting

Georgia Perimeter College: Crustal Deformation and Folds

University of Guelph: Stess in Rocks

Physical Geography: Introduction to the Lithosphere: Folding and Faulting

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Folded Mountains


Homestead. Com: Folded Mountains

ThinkQuest: Geographical Features: Folded Mountains

University of Minnesota: Mountain Images

Wikipedia: Fold (geology)

Georgia Perimeter College: Crustal Deformation and Folds

Governor Wentworth Regional School: Folded Mountains

University of Oregon: Ask Geo Man: What Processes Leads to the Formation of the Major Folded Mountain Belts?

Georgia Perimeter College: Geology of Stone Mountain, Georgia

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Appalachian Trail


Virtualology: Appalachian Trail

Kathy Bilton: The Appalachian Trail, State by State

Wikipedia: Geology of the Appalachians

Blue Ridge Parkway: Appalachian Geology

USGS: Geology in the Parks

James Madison University: Appalachian Structure Primer

University of South Carolina: Fieldtrip to view Geology of Appalachian Paleozoic Stratigraphy

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Seismic Waves


Online Journey Through Astronomy: The Interior of the Earth

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Seismogram

Michigan Tech: What is Seismology and What Are Seismic Waves?

Michigan Tech: How do I Read a Seismogram?

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Image Glossary: Seismic Waves

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: EQ Facts and Lists: Seismic Waves

Wikipedia: Seismic Waves

Live Science: The Earth is Like a Giant Pinball Machine

BBC Schools: Physics Waves: Seismic Waves

Exploratorium: Faultline: Seismic Slinky Activity

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Measurement Scales

Hong Kong Observatory: Modified Mercalli Scale

Victoria Emergency Management: Understanding the Mercalli Scale

Book Rags: Earthquake Measurement Scales

ThinkQuest: Earthquakes: Measurement

University of California, Berkley: The Richter Scale: Magnitude and Earthquake Energy

ABAG: Modified Mercalli Intensity Scale

University of Washington: How Are Earthquakes Measured?

Japan Guide: Earthquakes in Japan

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Locations


Click a Tutor.Com: Where Do Earthquakes Occur Most?

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: Map North America Region

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: North America List of Earthquakes

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: Map South America Region

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: South America List of Earthquakes

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: Map Europe Region

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: Europe LIst of Earthquakes

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: Map Asia Region

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: Asia List of Earthquakes

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: Map North Pole Region

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: North Pole List of Earthquakes

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: Map Africa Region

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: Africa List of Earthquakes

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: Map South Pacific Region

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: South Pacific List of Earthquakes

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: Map Australia Region

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: Australia List of Earthquakes

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: Map South Pole Region

USGS: Earthquake Hazzards Program: Earthquake Activity: South Pole LIst of Earthquakes

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Tsunamis


Washington State University: The Big One: Tsunamis

Wikipedia: Tsunamis

USGS: Tsunamis and Earthquakes: Life of a Tsunami

USGS: Tsunamis and Earthquakes: Local Tsunamis in the Pacific Northwest

USGS: Notes from the Field... Studying the Recent Sumatra Tsunami

USGS: Tsunami and Earthquake Research at the USGS

National Oceanic & Atmosperic Administration: Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory: Tsunami Research Program

USGS: Surviving a Tsunami-Lessons from Chile, Hawaii and Japan

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association: Tsunami

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Safety and Building Construction


Washington State University: The Big One: Pinpointing the Hazards and Research for Safety

Nevada Seismological Laboratory: Anatomy of a Safe Building

USGS: Reducing Earthquake Losses Throughout the U.S.: Building Safer Structures

USGS: Hazard Maps Help Save Lives and Property

About.Com: The Quake and the Schoolhouse

Pacific Northwest Seismograph Network: How Can We Reduce Earthquake Loss in Washington?

Quake Resistant Structures and More: General Introduction

Earthquake Resistant Structures and More: Damage and Precautions

USGS: Earthquake Hazards Progam: Soil Type and Shaking Hazzard in San Francisco Bay Area

USGS: Earthquake Hazards Program: Liquefaction Hazard and Shaking Amplification Maps

The Epicenter.Com: How to Prepare for an Emergency!

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Locating Epicenters


Center for High Pressure Research SUNY, Stony Brook: Finding Earthquake Epicenters Applet

Wikipedia: Epicenter

Exploratorium: Locating Earthquake Epicenters

Southern California Earthquake Center: Locating and Measuring Earthquakes

University of Texas at Austin: Earthquakes and Volcanoes

Montana State University: Investigating Earthquakes

USGS Terra Web For Kids: Glossary: Bathymetry

National Geophysical Data Center: Bathymetry, Topography and Relief

Florida International University: Plate Boundaries, Earthquake Epicenters and Bathymetry

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