Geophysical Events
Geophysical Event
M 8.8 Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia
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- Magnitude
- M 8.8
- Location
- 2025 Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia Earthquake
- Depth
- 35 km
- Coordinates
- 52.495, 160.240
Shakemap
ShakeMap, developed by the USGS, facilitates communication of earthquake information beyond just magnitude and location. By rapidly mapping out earthquake ground motions, ShakeMap portrays the distribution and severity of shaking.
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Finite Fault
Finite fault models generated by the USGS generally employ a kinematic finite fault inversion in the wavelet domain.
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Did You Feel It
The USGS collects information from people who felt an earthquake and creates maps that show what people experienced and the extent of the damage.
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Aftershock
Aftershocks, smaller earthquakes that occur in the same general area during the days to years following a larger event or "mainshock."
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Earthquake Browser
Explore millions of earthquakes on a Google map. View epicenters in 2D, or rotate through hypocenters in 3D. Options allow changing Time, Magnitude, Depth, and more.
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USGS StoryMap
A geonarrative of the seismotectonics of the Kuril-Kamchatka subduction zone.
ViewGround Motion Visualization
Data-generated visualizations show how the ground moves across the U.S. as seismic waves from moderate local or large distant earthquakes move across the surface of the Earth.
ViewBack Projection
A type of earthquake analysis using a seismograph network that gives researchers tools to examine detailed rupture propagation.
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Event Plot
Suite of plots that are automatically generated following all earthquakes of magnitude 6 or greater that examine different facets of an earthquake.
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Surface-Wave Radiation Patterns
Initial quick-CMT solutions are available within minutes of an event and are later updated to full GCMT solutions when updates arrive.
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EQ Energy
Earthquake energy is a measure of the kinetic energy released through seismic waves during an event
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Seismic Data Access
Download time series data based on this event.
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Project Support Services
Request instruments or other types of support for PI projects.
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GNSS Nearest NOTA Stations
Map of NOTA stations within radius of 2 cm predicted displacement. See data access link for more information.
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GNSS Data Access
Data availability at nearby GNSS stations.
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Strainmeter plot
Borehole strainmeter B012 on the Pacific side of Vancouver Island recorded the effect of the tsunami waves. (Credit: Wade Johnson/EarthScope)
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Strainmeter plot
Borehole strainmeter B928 on the Pacific side of Vancouver Island recorded the effect of the tsunami waves. (Credit: Wade Johnson/EarthScope)
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GSN Record Section
Record section from Global Seismographic Network stations. See map for locations. (Credit: Beck Hufstetler/EarthScope)
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GSN Map
Global Seismographic Network stations, color-coded by distance from the epicenter as in the record section plot. (Credit: Beck Hufstetler/EarthScope)
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GSN Map
Global Seismographic Network stations near the region, color-coded by distance from the epicenter as in the record section plot. (Credit: Beck Hufstetler/EarthScope)
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GSN waveforms
Seismic data from the three closest GSN stations operated by NSF SAGE. (Credit: Yelebe Amere/EarthScope)
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GSN waveforms
Seismic data with arrivals from the three closest GSN stations operated by NSF SAGE. (Credit: Yelebe Amere/EarthScope)
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