An analysis of earthquake intensities and recurrence rates in and near Alaska

Meyers, H. (Herbert), 1931-; Brazee, R. J.; Coffman, J. L.; Lessig, S. R.

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An analysis of earthquake intensities and recurrence rates in and near Alaska

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1976
By Meyers, H. (Herbert), 1931- ; Brazee, R. J. ; Coffman, J. L. ; ...

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Meyers, H. (Herbert), 1931- ; Brazee, R. J. ; Coffman, J. L. ; Lessig, S. R.
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National Geophysical and Solar-Terrestrial Data Center. ; United States. Environmental Data Service.
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NESDIS (National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service)
Description:

The National Geophysical and Solar-Terrestrial Data Center has compiled an Alaska Earthquake Data File that contains instrumental and intensity data for earthquakes of historical record in that state through 1974. This publication analyzes and summarizes the intensity data and recurrence rates of earthquakes in Alaska. It also describes the intensity file, the formats in which intensity data are available, and the sources and limitations of the data. I
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Earthquakes Seismology
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Alaska
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CC0 Public Domain
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