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Magnitudes and Origin Times <strong>from</strong> Malne Seismograph Data 41Table 1. Station Corrections to be AddedStation Lat Long S s. d. nAdelaideAscension IslandAzores (Ponta Delgada)BaltimoreBat av iaBeirutBidston (Liverpool)Bombay (Colaba)Cairo (Helwan)Calcutta (Alipore)Cape of Good HopeChacarita (Buenos Aires)C hristchurchCOCOS (Keeling Is.)ColomboCordoba (Pilar)CorkEdinburghEskdalemuirFernando NoronhaGuildfordHaslemereHonoluluIrkutskKewKodaikanal (Madras)LimaMalta (Valetta)MauritiusPaisleyPert hRio Tinto (Huelva)San FernandoSeychelles (Mahe)ShideStonyhurstSt. HelenaSt. Vincent (Cape Verde)StrassburgSydneyTiflisTokyoTorontoTrinidadVictoriaWellingtonWest Bromwich-34.93-7.9537.7339.28-6.1833.9053.4018.8829.8722.53-33.93-34.58-43.52-1 2.20 'G.93-31.6751.8855.9255.32-3.8351.2551.0821.3252.2751.4710.23-12.0535.90-20.0855.83-3 1.9537.7736.45-4.0850.7053.83-1 5.9216.5048.58-33.8741.7235.7043.6510.6748-38-41.2752.53138.58-14.35-25.68-76.62106.7835.47-3.0772.8031 -3388.3318.47-58.47172.6296.9079.83-63.85-8.47-3.18-3.20-32.42-0.58-0.72-158.05104.32-0.3277.45-77.0514.5257.88-4.43115.83-6.63-6.2055.08-1.32-2.47-5.73-24.007.77151.2044.78139.75-79.38-61.50-123.32174.80-2.000.070.020.270.010.140.12-0.110.070.04-0.070.010.130.160.210.04-0.040.020.07-0.25-0.020.04-0.1 10.180.19-0.100.030.040.1 1-0.15-0.34-0.02-0.30-0.28-0.130.240.060.200.250.310.1 1-0.430.240.200.290.350.330.200.270.290.220.280.340.280.240.260.210.270.260.300.230.340.280.200.280.270.160.280.230.230.330.340.220.260.240.330.240.300.340.220.270.160.271861511162341363030321421842231018333512413672222392113385362662513371532815s = station correction.s.d. = standard deviation.n = number of observations.
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Historical SeismogramsandEarthquake
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Page 6 and 7: viContentsThe Status, Importance, a
Page 8 and 9: ...VlllEarthquake History of Califo
Page 10 and 11: XMicrofilming of Historical Seismog
Page 13 and 14: PrefaceA symposium on Historical Se
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110 D. M. McGregor, A. A. Hughes, a
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A CATALOGUE OF CHINESEARTHQUAKES (M
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114 Deli Cheng, Yushou Xie, and Zhi
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118 Refi Cheng, Yushou Xie, and Zhi
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140 V. Ka'rnikbrief sentences like
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THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY’S DATA
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144 J. N. Taggart, W. H. K. Lee, an
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A CATALOG OF LARGE EARTHQUAKESAND D
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152 Tokuji UtsuThe first version of
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154 Tokuji UtsuTable 1. (Continued
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156 Tokuji UtsuTable 1. (Continued
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Figure 3. Variation of the number o
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HISTORICAL MATERIALS OF CHINESE EAR
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164 Yushou Xieand is therefore more
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166 Yushou XieFigure 1. Map Showing
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168 Yushou Xieof Chinese Earthquake
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170 Yushou XieREFERENCESAcademia Si
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THE ANATOLIAN EARTHQUAKE OF 17 AUGU
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The Anatolian Earthquake of 17 Augu
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AN ANALYSIS OF THE EASTERN MEDITERR
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Analysis of the Eastern Mediterrane
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PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF THE LARGE
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Evaluation of the Caracas Earthquak
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The Ma‘laga Earthquake of 9 Octob
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The Ma'laga Earthquake of 9 October
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The Mdlaga Earthquake of 9 October
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The Mdaga Earthquake of 9 October 1
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STUDIES OF EARTHQUAKES ON THE BASIS
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His to rical Se is rn ograms in Be
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Documenting New Zealand Earthquakes
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5. Historic SeismogramsDocumenting
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HISTORICAL EARTHQUAKESSEISMOGRAMS I
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3. EarthquakesHistorical Earthquake
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Historical Earthquakes and the Seis
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HISTORICAL EARTHQUAKES OF THAILAND,
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1. IntroductionEARTHQUAKE HISTORY O
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THE HISTORY OF EARTHQUAKESNORTHERN
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