136 done usually with the curves and tables prepared at the UniversiLv <strong>of</strong> Saint Louis (Saint Louis, Mo.) by the Rev. Joseph S. Jol iat, S.j. (Tentative Tables <strong>of</strong> Travel Times for Near InrtI qu;kes, Saint L.ouis University, 1931); the tables <strong>of</strong> .Jeffreys-bullen or !errin are used only in special cases. For all events, he they historical or instrumental , the <strong>de</strong>pths nrc not calculated. For the instru"nLal casps, proce;o! bv tie omputer procrm Hypo 71, modi fied, the <strong>de</strong>pti is calcn ated, taki 40 km as a reference <strong>de</strong>pth, with an R to indicate the Limitation due to) the pro;:nm. 0) lintensit i.; and matniti<strong>de</strong>s All <strong>of</strong> the cases <strong>of</strong> eartlthquakes processd by F. Ramirez or un<strong>de</strong>r hisdirection (R - I), hisLtorical as well as instrumental, have magnitu<strong>de</strong>s and intensities a,i.ned. Neverthpl,,ss, the method used for the <strong>de</strong>termination and preci'e meaning, <strong>of</strong> ithe valuts is not known exactly; however, we believewith some curtAintv th:Nt intens ities are evalimited in accordance with the ercall M-odified :ca] lndthat rhe mnrnitlles are based on rto formula <strong>of</strong> Cutenberg -Richter fo shallow l .' narthtqui; ker; <strong>of</strong> aI lifornia: M - I 1 1 1 or on the La bles ef eqtt ' lnr, whilch hay, bee n calcl ated f rom Lhs orl-Illa (Richter, EIolmentnar So ism loit., p. 353, or !i o, Introduct ion to Sei.sn]ogy p. 117, , tabl.e 7). For Lhe hislorical onrthqtakes, the intensity was thus <strong>de</strong>termined by the uffec_. vnInated accotrding, to the datLa in the sources aind then the magnitu<strong>de</strong> ( I) was calclated; in the case <strong>of</strong> -nstrumental <strong>earthquakes</strong>, the satm or tLhe inverse process was followed. For <strong>earthquakes</strong> for which those values have nLt I e dot ermiied by the autlhrs <strong>of</strong> the other <strong>para</strong>meters, the same prot'edure way usied Naturall.', in tlse cas.s it, is not possible to stipulate the quality or the dgree <strong>of</strong> p~rec'ision <strong>of</strong> the vilues assigned and therefore the values must b taken with ct't ion; further ovaln tin and homogenization is nee<strong>de</strong>d. This work has. vet to he done for tipdating the SISRA <strong>catalog</strong>ue; therefore,the intensitiesr for aerthqiialo processed during this stage <strong>of</strong> SISRA have net been <strong>de</strong>rtrminc~d. With Iret' l to LAP nn', 0itt<strong>de</strong>. An at:tempt has been maile to estimate man, it. le, for allIpossib le 0vn s, t;in the provi.sional formula " Nib = I 1,; -4 1,It )- ( .71, where A i; the half amplitu<strong>de</strong> <strong>of</strong> the first cycle <strong>of</strong> P', iKen Iromit t e ve rl i ;a I -;ho t per id olco ponent <strong>of</strong> t he Ben i<strong>of</strong>f seismograph or from the SRuO recort;, co -t'ed for the movemenL <strong>of</strong> the gruni; T is the' period otf lth, ipr'vio:m ivtle I) Lhe liypocen r;il dLstance to the sttiiotn, in kilm eters. Altltouigl the resiIts thus obtained have not Leon fully atlvn'd, htv etca; t:ionalI compari son with va liues given by internationo] centers, it can lie satttd t haL. tlecv aplpear to le rather low; there-fore ae have not attemptv,,l to <strong>de</strong>fine the qual.lty. o In t to a L' CaLIttm'tmo. For the prep;ration t the CiLa lIog,11c <strong>of</strong> Intensities, it was agreed at tle ho inning <strong>of</strong> tlte pro jt-t,, to uise tie mo<strong>de</strong>l ,.:Iii.ch was adopted for project SISAN and therefore (e l obtia incitrporat d in project SISRA all <strong>of</strong> the data and results previons lv ohitaind. 'lhes wre :ncrear;.d and completed with new data for events prp'v mool v anal vzei nod aIa rP' ittlmitor <strong>of</strong> new events (138) wer, ad<strong>de</strong>d to ti catal aIogi e. The' principal. srorce for this new data was alsot tme wor" done by '. Ramirez, c.omplemented in many cases with information and press report:s on file at: th, Instituto (;e<strong>of</strong>isico.
t lh, l .'a lua11t-io ,Fi i- t ii. t ia.; \,,a! - u ac o rdcitte wi th thli Valli Mod itfied Me r - scau le ; HO M.,,,,V Wi.: , :.,V :!AM,, C.JK ,- , I lw evrilf nt-ion <strong>of</strong> -a piru iculni evt w'as ma<strong>de</strong>' i fer en iuI'nttcoti! 'Iilitt-, ald, "Is a co[I nl ' clli:ne the _iuralv: , tii: ''n;it furt'heitini i.',-., it' st"ilc and rio critc''i-;i For its use, so1 t ihattih < ; , '.:1I lst 0 AL: thet ipl ,
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