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Phase Data

Explanation of Parameters


     18 JUL 2007  (199)

     ot  = 01:34:58.00   +/-   0.00          NORTHERN CALIFORNIA             
     lat =      38.765   +/-    0.0
     lon =    -122.723   +/-    0.0                                       
     dep =         2.5   +/-    0.0   

     25 km (15 miles) SSW of Clearlake, California (pop 13,000)
     35 km (20 miles) N of Santa Rosa, California (pop 147,000)
     60 km (35 miles) N of Petaluma, California (pop 54,000)
     110 km (70 miles) W of SACRAMENTO, California (pop 407,000)
 
     MD 2.8 (NC).

     nph =    9 of  14    se = 0.00    FE=036                            held

     error ellipse = (  0.0,  0.0,  0.0;  0.0,  0.0,  0.0;  0.0,  0.0,  0.0)

 mb = 0.0 (  0)  ML = 1.9 (  4)  mblg = 0.0 (  0)  md = 3.0 (  7)  MS = 0.0 (  0)

 sta  phase     arrival     res   dist azm    amp  per mag     amp  per mag  sta
 NSHM eP      01:35:03.34   0.3    0.3 160 d:8.7+1     3.1                   NSHM
      qS      01:35:10.87  S res =   4.5X
 HOPS eP      01:35:05.57   0.7    0.4 310 d:8.8+1     3.2  L:4.5-1 .48 1.9  HOPS
      eS      01:35:10.95  S res =   1.5X
 MCCM eP      01:35:10.86   0.7    0.6 191 d:6.4+1     3.0  L:2.0-1 .45 2.1  MCCM
      eS      01:35:17.98  S res =  -0.5X
 KCPM eP      01:35:20.98   1.2    1.1 324 d:4.1+1     2.8                   KCPM
 KIPM eP      01:35:21.23   0.3    1.2 331 d:5.2+1     3.0                   KIPM
 WDC  ePn     01:35:30.36   0.1    1.8   4 d:2.3+1     2.6  L:6.2-3 .70 1.3  WDC 
 CMB  ePn     01:35:31.64  -0.8    2.0 111 d:8.8+1     3.8  L:2.5-2 .63 2.0  CMB 
      eSn     01:35:57.25  S res =  -0.5X
 MTUM ePn     01:35:57.06   2.5    3.6 112                                   MTUM
      qSn     01:36:37.02  S res =  -0.4X
 LDFC qPn     01:36:44.07   0.8    7.1 119 d:1.7+1     4.4X L:2.5-2 .38 3.6X LDFC
                                           b:1.2+1 .38 5.5X



 Generated 2007 JUL 23 at 05:13 UTC

Preliminary Earthquake Report
U.S. Geological Survey, National Earthquake Information Center
World Data Center for Seismology, Denver

 


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