Seismicity of Central America
a descriptive catalogue, 1898-1995
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Author
Contributions
- Adams, R. D. 1930- - Contributor
Publication
2001 - Distributed by World Scientific, London, England
Language
English
Word Count
77,250 words, Guess
Page Count
309 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveseismicityofcent0000ambr
- ISBN-10186094244X
- ISBN-139781860942440
- Goodreads3999755
- LibraryThing5591214
and 4 more
- Library of Congress Control Number2001280384
- OCLC Control Number46464474
- Better World Books9781860942440
- Open LibraryOL3971919M
Classifications
- DDC551.22/0972
- LCCQE535.2.C46 A63 2001
- LCCQE535.2.C46A63 2001
and 1 more
- LCCQE537.2.C46 .A43 2001
Description
"This book is the outcome of a careful and detailed study of earthquakes in Central America. It combines information from felt effects and instrumental recordings to reassess the location and size of events since the beginning of the instrumental era. Early sections describe the techniques used, with particular emphasis on the determination of earthquake magnitude. The largest section comprises detailed descriptions of more than 700 of the more significant earthquakes, many accompanied by maps of the felt effects. The main catalogue gives details of the location and size of more than 1800 events, with references to associated phenomena such as surface faulting, volcanism and tsunami generation."--Jacket.
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