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508 IndexMilne seismograph, (continued)for magnitudes, 38-40for origin times, 40, 44in Antarctica, 460in Australia, 451-453in the British Isles, 202, 204, 481,484-486, 488in Egypt, 474in Fiji, 460in India, 341in Mauritius, 202in New Zealand, 234, 239, 455, 457-458in Trinidad, 203in the USSR, 58Milne- Shaw seismograph , 30in Australia, 451-453in the British Isles, 229, 231, 484-485,487-488in Egypt, 474in Fiji, 460in Hong Kong, 476-477in India, 341, 344-345in New Zealand, 239, 457-458instrument constants, 31instrument response curve, 32recording threshold, 33Missouri, Saint Louis station, 373-375Molucca Passage, 1932 earthquake, 17Mongolia1905 earthquake, 17, 491, 4951957 earthquake, 17Montana1959 Hebgen Lake earthquake, 25Bozeman station, 57, 375Morocco1960 Agadir earthquake, 413, 416Rabat station, 498Moscow-Prague formula, 112Mount Wilson Observatory (California),382, 388Mozambique, 498MSK seismograph, 474NNasu seismograph, 432-433, 435Nebraska, Lincoln station, 57, 375Nepal-India1934 Bihar earthquake, 4151934 earthquake, 17Netherlands, De Bilt station, 8, 23, 67, 70,75, 89, 92Nevada, Carson City station, 27New Britain, 1906 earthquake, 17New Caledonia, 455-456, 459New Guinea, West, 1914 earthquake, 17New Hebrides, 455, 459New York, Buffalo station, 374New Zealand1848 Awatere earthquake, 2371848 Marlborough earthquakes, 237-2381855 Wairarapa earthquake, 237-2381901 Cheviot earthquake, 4571929 Buller earthquake, 2391931 Hawke’s Bay earthquake, 415earthquakes, 232-240catalogs, 234-236major events, 237-238historical seismograms, 239-240seismograph stations, 455-459Arapuni, 458Auckland, 458Chatham Island, 455, 458Christchurch, 41, 92, 239, 457New Plymouth, 239, 458Raoul Island, 455, 458Roxburgh , 4 57- 458Tongariro, 458Wellington, 13, 41, 239, 455, 457, 459Nicaragua, 1931 Managua earthquake, 415Nigeria, 498Nikiforov seismograph, 430North Sea1895 earthquake, 3021927 earthquake, 3031958 earthquake, 302earthquakesanalysis of macroseismic data, 300-306epicentral distribution, 305felt events (1834-1983), 304historical sources, 298-300history of, 297-306seismic networks, 297Norway1865 Rogaland earthquake, 3011904 Oslofjord earthquake, 306earthquakes, 298-3000O’Leary inverted pendulum seismograph,487Office de la Recherche Scientifique et TechniqueOutre-mer, 456, 459-498Omori seismograph, 113in British Isles, 486, 488in China, 423, 426in Japan, 115, 391, 393, 432-433, 435in Taiwan, 241Omori-Ewing seismograph, 341, 344-345Origin times, from Milne seismographs,37-50
Index 509PPacific Ocean1943 Malpelo Island earthquake, 4661947 Southern Pacific earthquake, 87-88stations in South-West, 455-461Pacific plate, seismicity, 100-101Pakist an1935 Quetta earthquake, 4151945 earthquake, 17, 415Paleoseismic events, 318-320Pamplemousses Observatory (MauritiusIsland), 201Panama, 1934 earthquake, 466Panama-Costa Rica, 1941 earthquake, 466Pasadena station (California), 57, 60, 90,373-375, 380, 383-384, 386-388, 465Pattern recognition, 138, 354-355, 360Peak ground motions, 395, 397Peru, 51933 earthquake, 4141940 earthquake, 4151942 earthquake, 17, 4661946 Ancash earthquake, 4151950 Cuzco earthquake, 4151966 earthquake, 181970 earthquake, 181974 earthquake, 18Lima station, 41Peru-Colombia, 1922 earthquake, 468Philippines, 5, 121880 Luzon earthquakes, 491-4921882 Luzon earthquakes, 4911883 Luzon earthquakes, 4911884 Luzon earthquakes, 4911885 Luzon earthquakes, 491-4921886 Luzon earthquakes, 4921889 Luzon earthquakes, 4921893 Polloc earthquake, 491, 4941897 Zamboanga earthquake, 491,493-4941918 Mindanao earthquake, 17, 4141924 Mindanao earthquake, 171951 Philippine earthquake, 4041955 Mindanao earthquake, 4161976 Mindanao earthquake, 18earthquakescatalog (1589-1899), 490destructive events, 290-292historical events, 289-296intensity attenuation, 293-294historical seismograms, 374-375, 490-496seismic source zones, 295seismograph stationsAmbuklao, 490Baguio, 13, 374-375, 490Cot aba to (Mindanao), 490-491Manila Observatory, 490-492Poland, Warsaw station, 431Potsdam, strong earthquakes recorded,54-55Press-Ewing seismograph, 453, 460,476-477Puerto Rico1943 earthquake, 466historical seismograms, 375San Juan station, 375Vieques station, 57, 375Quervain-Picard seismograph, 229, 231Etebeur-Ehlert seismograph, 52, 225Rebeur-Paschwitz seismograph, 51-53Recurrence-rate relations, 321Response spectra, velocity, 395-400Reunion, 499Rocca di Papa Observatory (Italy), 450Romania, 1940 earthquake, 415QRSSaint Lucia-Martinique, 1953 earthquake,466Samoa1917 earthquake, 17Afiamalu station, 459Apia Observatory, 13, 455, 459Santa Cruz Island1934 earthquake, 171980 earthquake, 18ScotlandComrie seismicity, 481earthquakes, 298-300Seismic design specifications, 395-400Seismic energy, 21Seismic gapAnza, California, 24Guerrero (Mexico), 82study of, 23-24Seismic moment, 21, 25-26MSlaga (Spain) earthquake (1680), 213,215Mexican earthquakes, 80Ninetyeast Ridge earthquakes, 94Seismic sea wave, 196Seismicitydatabases, 109-110, 131-138, 142-149global, 16-19
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Historical SeismogramsandEarthquake
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ToJames F. Landerfor his leadership
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viContentsThe Status, Importance, a
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...VlllEarthquake History of Califo
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XMicrofilming of Historical Seismog
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PrefaceA symposium on Historical Se
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I. Introduction
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4 W. H. K. Lee, H. Meyers, and K. S
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IMPORTANCE OF HISTORICAL SEISMOGRAM
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18 Hiroo KanamoriTable Ib. Some Lar
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