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Magnitude M 9.0 Region SWITZERLAND Western Swiss Alpine Foreland Date time 2010-07-22 13:51:53.7 UTC Location 46.80 N ; 6.82 E Distances 35 km NE Lausanne (pop 116,751 ; local time 15:51 2010-07-22) 15 km E Yverdon (pop 23,702 ; local time 15:51 2010-07-22) 5 km SW Cugy (pop 1,523 ; local time 15:51 2010-07-22)

Source parameters provided by another agency

More information at: Laboratoire de Détection et de Géophysique Bruyères-le-Châtel, France Réseau National de Surveillance Sismique Strasbourg, France Bureau Central de la Sismologie Francaise (BCSF) Strasbourg, France Swiss Seismological Service Zuerich, Switzerland

Earthquake View	Google Maps View	Intensity Map	Contribution Map
Seismicity	Regional Moment tensors	Quick MT solutions	PGA/PGV/Population

Global view	Regional view	Local view

References for tectonic plate boundaries:

Bird, P. (2003) An updated digital model of plate boundaries,
Geochemistry Geophysics Geosystems, 4(3), 1027.

Maps view: Seismicity from the previous 7 days in the area .

Regional instrumental seismicity

This seismicity maps have been generated by concatenating the ISC catalogue
(since 1964), the EMSC Euro-Med Bulletin catalogue and the EMSC Real
Time catalogue. Therefore, they show the seismicity from 1964 until the
earthquake occurrence.

Regional deadly earthquakes from 1500 to 2000

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1512-00-00	9.0	46.4	?	many	SWITZERLAND
1584-03-01	6.0	46.0	?	100	SWITZERLAND
1601-09-08	8.5	46.8	?	many	SWITZERLAND

Source: T. Utsu ; International Handbook of Earthquake and Engineering Seismology; vol. A; 691-718

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Swiss Seismological Service -- Zuerich, Switzerland (SED)

Author SED Date/Time UTC 2010/07/22 13:51:53.7 Distances to cities 35 km NE Lausanne (pop 116,751 ; local time 15:51 2010-07-22) 15 km E Yverdon (pop 23,702 ; local time 15:51 2010-07-22) 5 km SW Cugy (pop 1,523 ; local time 15:51 2010-07-22) Latitude 46.80 N Longitude 6.82 E Depth -0.5 +- 5.2 Km Magnitude ML 2.0 Region SWITZERLAND

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Explanation of Parameters

Sta	Dist	EvAz	AM	CD	IE	Phase	Pick Time	Tres	Azim	Slow	T	A	S	Amp	Per	Mag	RN	Operating Network IRSS FDSN
TORNY	0.10	104.1	a			Pg	2010/07/22 13:51:56.1	-0.0			T			2177.1	0.17	ML 2.4	SED	ZUR	CH
[X] Reporting Network (EMSC code) Associated IRSS Code: ZUR Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to NEIC and ISC station books Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to FDSN station book CH: Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule Zurich, Switzerland
TORNY	0.10	104.1	a			Sg	2010/07/22 13:51:57.8	0.0			T						SED	ZUR	CH
[X] Reporting Network (EMSC code) Associated IRSS Code: ZUR Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to NEIC and ISC station books Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to FDSN station book CH: Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule Zurich, Switzerland
BRANT	0.28	300.5	a			Pg	2010/07/22 13:52:00.6	1.0			T			149.3	0.44	ML 1.6	SED	ZUR	CH
[X] Reporting Network (EMSC code) Associated IRSS Code: ZUR Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to NEIC and ISC station books Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to FDSN station book CH: Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule Zurich, Switzerland
BRANT	0.28	300.5	a			Sg	2010/07/22 13:52:05.8	2.1			T						SED	ZUR	CH
[X] Reporting Network (EMSC code) Associated IRSS Code: ZUR Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to NEIC and ISC station books Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to FDSN station book CH: Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule Zurich, Switzerland
GIMEL	0.47	235.8	a			Pg	2010/07/22 13:52:03.5	0.1			T			93.7	0.25	ML 1.8	SED	ZUR	CH
[X] Reporting Network (EMSC code) Associated IRSS Code: ZUR Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to NEIC and ISC station books Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to FDSN station book CH: Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule Zurich, Switzerland
GIMEL	0.47	235.8	a			Sg	2010/07/22 13:52:10.5	0.1			T						SED	ZUR	CH
[X] Reporting Network (EMSC code) Associated IRSS Code: ZUR Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to NEIC and ISC station books Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to FDSN station book CH: Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule Zurich, Switzerland
SENIN	0.54	142.7	a			P	2010/07/22 13:52:05.0	0.3			T						SED	ZUR	CH
[X] Reporting Network (EMSC code) Associated IRSS Code: ZUR Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to NEIC and ISC station books Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to FDSN station book CH: Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule Zurich, Switzerland
SENIN	0.54	142.7	a			Sg	2010/07/22 13:52:12.6	0.0			T			102.6	0.25		SED	ZUR	CH
[X] Reporting Network (EMSC code) Associated IRSS Code: ZUR Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to NEIC and ISC station books Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to FDSN station book CH: Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule Zurich, Switzerland
BALST	0.80	47.5	a			P	2010/07/22 13:52:10.3	0.2			T			169.5	0.23	ML 2.3	SED	ZUR	CH
[X] Reporting Network (EMSC code) Associated IRSS Code: ZUR Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to NEIC and ISC station books Swiss Seismological Service Zurich, Switzerland
[X] Operating Network according to FDSN station book CH: Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule Zurich, Switzerland

Here is the EMSC page I copied this morning, Sorry guys that it took so long to post, the moment I tried to Post it here, I got disconnected from the server, I have only now been able to get back on.

[Dianna Spencer]

Glad this was posted... Also, searched for evidence of a quake in Swit, and only found one in Germany, directly North of the Swiss Alps. (yesterday). Take care, Joe...love you ~

[Stephen Gerard]

500?

When my dad's hit 490 he was a complete mess.

[joe kurtz]

i attached a seperate blog the definitions of the magnitudes. maybe someone can figure it out. it talks about logiritums. i any have a ged and one year of college accounting. i am going back on the hunt. my blood sugar today was 500, so i am not to responsive. joe.

[joe kurtz]

i checked all the sites you listed and five others. no one is reporting a 9.0 anywhere.

[edina]

Cheryl, would you like for me to like for me to move all this into a discussion format so you can load the screenshots here in the discussion?

I'm going to have to leave soon, so I want be able to get to it until later tonight, e

[Stephen Gerard]

You need to learn the earthquake magnitudes:

ML - local magnitude (Richter)
Mb - magnitude body wave
Ms - magnitude surface wave
Mw - moment magnitude

There are others but I can't remember them off the top of my head.

A 2.0 ML is smaller than 3.0

[edina]

Stephen, how does a 9.0 false value happen? 9.0 to 2.0 is a big spread, thanks for answering my questions

[Cheryl Nelson]

I'm attaching my screen shots to the discussion of the trail derailment since I can't attach documents to a blog.

[Cheryl Nelson]

The 2.0 was designated as ML 2.0 while most of the other earthquakes were designated as "MB." What's the difference? On redpuma, only 3.0 and greater are reported, so ML 2.0 presumably then is greater than a 3.0?

[Stephen Gerard]

The 9.0 magnitude was a false value. However...

22Jul2010 13:51:53.7 46.80N 6.82E -1 ML=2.0 M SED Payerne / Switzerland

http://www.seismo.ethz.ch/redpuma/redpuma_swiss_list.html

It was a 2.0 magnitude in Switzerland.

No relation between the two.