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| + | ==Mainshock magnitude== | ||
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| + | ==Aftershocks== | ||
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| + | ==Ground deformations== | ||
| + | * Mostly associated to the landslides and the slope failures. | ||
| + | * A more-than-2-km-long fissure is interesting. | ||
| + | * No clear evidence of surface rupture at the base of the coastal range. | ||
Revision as of 02:50, 15 February 2020
- Need to have a map showing the 1951 earthquake sequences and the 1972 earthquake sequences, and the potential location of the 1972 surface rupture
Mainshock magnitude
Aftershocks
Ground deformations
- Mostly associated to the landslides and the slope failures.
- A more-than-2-km-long fissure is interesting.
- No clear evidence of surface rupture at the base of the coastal range.
