Worldwide Earthquake
Activity
Maps of current earthquake activity
everywhere in the world
Current world
seismicity with interactive map
Current seismicity in the Western Hemisphere
Current seismicity in the Eastern Hemisphere
Current U.S.
seismicity with interactive map
Earthquake Search
(http://wwwneic.cr.usgs.gov/neis/epic/epic.html)
Access this site and you may search for number and location of all earthquakes
during a certain time period.
Choose "Rectangular Area" and specify the desired latitudeand
longitude.
(Lat = 74 and 22; Long = -60 and -170 for the continental U.S.)
Then, select "Output File Type" and choose Generate Map (selection
4).
Select "Output File Type" - and choose spreadsheet (selection 5) for
statistics on magnitudes and such
United States
Midwest - New Madrid Faults
Center for Earthquake Research and Information (CERI) in Memphis
The CERI page concerning the New Madrid Fault
Zone - Facts and such
The CUSEC
page (Central U.S. Earthquake Consortium
A USGS
page page on the New Madrid Faults
Recent
Earthquakes along the New Madrid Fault Zone
California Faults
California Faults
- a site maintained by the California Division of Mines and Geology, which
contains fault parameters used for estimating seismic hazard for various
regions in the State of California.
The USGS runs a set of sites for recent earthquakes which is separated into
regions, and are updated every hour - or within 5 minutes of a quake
California and Nevada
The greater
Los Angeles area
San Francisco Bay
arean
Long Valley
Caldera including Mammoth Mountain
What is real and true about the movie “10.2”?
The USGS has prepared several pages dealing with questions and issues raised about the movie. Links may be found here and here .
Virtual Times
This complex site has many links and graphics (such as clickable maps of
different regions), so allow a few minutes for it to load. This is a good way
to stay up-to-date and many of the links have photos of the regions, or eruptions
(sometimes a bit of real-time film!!).
The Pacific Northwest Seismograph Network offers a a page run by Steve Malone His page contains many links to seismic information for regions in the U.S., as well as Europe and Asia. He also has a few links to seismic data associated with volcanic activity.
Seismo-Watch offers this site for quick earthquake information