[OT]:: Major Earthquake - Lombok Region, Indonesia.

[RussellMc]

A massive M6.9 earthquake occurred in the Lombok area in Indonesia at
2:56am Monday morning NZ time.
(10:56pm Sunday on site, 2:56pm Sunday GMT)

- Over 3 million people will have experienced strong to very strong quake
shaking and death toll seems likely to be in the 10's to 100's range :-(.
(Higher and lower possible)
- A somewhat smaller but major earthquake 10 hours earlier may have alerted
people well enough to reduce casualties in this quake.

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us1000gda5#pager

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us1000gda5#executive

[c h]

Yes, the entire Ring of Fire has been shaking these days except for its
south part with NZ and Chile. On not that related note, just not to start
another thread, does anyone have an idea how to search for papers on
correlation between Earth's Magnetosphere anomalies and major seismic
events?

Post by RussellMc
A massive M6.9 earthquake occurred in the Lombok area in Indonesia at
2:56am Monday morning NZ time.
(10:56pm Sunday on site, 2:56pm Sunday GMT)
- Over 3 million people will have experienced strong to very strong quake
shaking and death toll seems likely to be in the 10's to 100's range :-(.
(Higher and lower possible)
- A somewhat smaller but major earthquake 10 hours earlier may have alerted
people well enough to reduce casualties in this quake.
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us1000gda5#pager
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us1000gda5#executive
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[RussellMc]

Post by c h
On not that related note, just not to start
another thread, does anyone have an idea how to search for papers on
correlation between Earth's Magnetosphere anomalies and major seismic
events?
Now I've started something :-)

Google scholar seems to like your search string
Seem to be a substantial number of directly related papers.

https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=correlation+between+Earth%27s+Magnetosphere+anomalies+and+major+seismic+events&hl=en&as_sdt=0&as_vis=1&oi=scholart




R

[Carlos Marcano]

Probably unrelated to the Lombok quake but yesterday at the northeast of my hometown in Venezuela there was a 7.3 quake.

Carlos.

Enviado desde mi iPhone

Post by RussellMc

Post by c h
On not that related note, just not to start
another thread, does anyone have an idea how to search for papers on
correlation between Earth's Magnetosphere anomalies and major seismic
events?
Now I've started something :-)

Google scholar seems to like your search string
Seem to be a substantial number of directly related papers.
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=correlation+between+Earth%27s+Magnetosphere+anomalies+and+major+seismic+events&hl=en&as_sdt=0&as_vis=1&oi=scholart
R
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