Geology in the News

Earthquakes, Tsunamis, and Geophysics stories

Kurt C. Friehauf

Earthquakes, Tsunamis, and Things Geophysical

ˇ       Geophysicists Sort Out Weird Wave Behavior Near Earth's Core – March 21, 2002

ˇ       North Magnetic Pole could be leaving Canada – March 20, 2002

ˇ       New Supercontinent Dubbed Columbia Once Ruled Earth – March 18, 2002

ˇ       Inner Earth May Hold More Water Than the Seas – March 7, 2002

ˇ       Quake-Resistant Bridge Planned in San Francisco – March 5, 2002

ˇ       Afghan Earthquake Triggers Landslide, Burying a Village – March 5, 2002

ˇ       Support Provided For Layered Inner Core Earth Model – March 4, 2002

ˇ       Silent Earthquake In Hawaii Offers Clues To Early Detection Of Catastrophic Tsunamis – February 28, 2002

ˇ       Portion of volcano slips toward ocean (Hawaii) – February 27, 2002

ˇ       Earthquakes Hit Within 11 Kilometers Of Predictions (Southern California) – February 27, 2002

ˇ       Many Technologies Used To Predict Geologic Dangers – February 22, 2002

ˇ       Geologists Find Hidden Active Strands Of The Seattle Fault Zone – February 11, 2002

ˇ       Tsunami Researcher Makes Big Splash With Landslide Model – February 10, 2002

ˇ       A Rising Force: New Study on Ancient Mantle Plumes – February 4, 2002

ˇ       Strong earthquake strikes Turkey – February 3, 2002

ˇ       Earth Scientists Use Fractals To Measure And Predict Natural Disasters – January 31, 2002

ˇ       NASA Unveils New "Natural Hazards" Web Site  - February 1, 2002

ˇ       direct link to NASA Natural Hazards site

ˇ       New Quake Maps Focus on Orange County Danger Zones – January 27, 2002

ˇ       Mountains snapped from space – January, 2002

ˇ       Researchers Investigate Mysteries Of The African Rift – December 17, 2002

ˇ       NASA Earth Observatory Data and Imagery

ˇ       Just How Old Is The Tibetan Plateau? - August 13, 2001 (Brad Hacker story)

ˇ       Few signs remain of quake, if you don't count the people - July 28, 2001

ˇ       Polar Wander and the Cambrian

ˇ       Earthquake rocks Greece - July 26, 2001

ˇ       All Earthquake Fault Lines Not Equal – July 3, 2001

Earthquake in Perú

ˇ        Earthquake rocks Peru - June 24, 2001

ˇ        Peruvian president surveys quake damage - June 24, 2001

ˇ        Rescuers search for Peru quake survivors - June 24, 2001

ˇ        In pictures: Peru quake - June 24, 2001

ˇ       Tectonic Plates Moved Earlier Than Previously Thought - Jun 14, 2001

ˇ       Crackling Noise In Cereal And Magnets Aids Study Of Earthquakes - June 4, 2001

ˇ       Reading Between the Fault Lines - May 7, 2001

ˇ       Study: Steel-frame buildings could fall in quakes - April 19, 2001

ˇ       Seattle 'intraslab' quake began deep in Earth - A rumble from far below - March 1, 2001

ˇ       Damaged Chimneys And Unexpected Liquefaction From Nisqually Temblor Yield Earthquake Insights, University Of Washington Scientists Say - April 20, 2001

ˇ       Researchers Solve Century-Old Earthquake Mystery In India – April 18, 2001

ˇ       The biggest quake in over a century is threatening Japan's capital city – April 2001

ˇ       Tragic lessons of India's Quake - March 15, 2001

ˇ       No More Earthquakes Than Usual, But 2001 So Far Is Deadly - March 7, 2001

ˇ       Deaths Up, But No More Earthquakes Than Usual: USGS – March 6, 2001

ˇ       Study: California faults could produce bigger quakesFebruary 28, 2001

Seattle/Olympia Washington quake

ˇ       More quakes ahead for Pacific Northwest? – March 1, 2001

ˇ       Structural damage from Wednesday's Pacific Northwest quake – March 1, 2001

ˇ       Seattle tries to get back to normal - February 28, 2001

ˇ       Northwest quakes not rare events - February 28, 2001

ˇ       Quake leaves 17,000 without power in U.S. Northwest - February 28, 2001

ˇ       Quake wrecks havoc in China - February 26, 2001- "Thousands of people are fighting hunger, cold and disease in a remote area of China's Sichuan province after a strong earthquake destroyed their homes and killed three people"

ˇ       San Francisco Airport gets system to predict quakes before they hit - February 22, 2001

ˇ       Deadly history of earthquakes - February 14, 2001

ˇ       Salvador quake kills at least 67 - February 13, 2001

ˇ       National Network To Change The Shape Of Earthquake Engineering Research – February 12, 2001

ˇ       Earth's wobbles reveal deep secrets - February 21, 2001

ˇ       Study Finds Area Rife With Risk Of Liquefied Soil Airports, pipeline in peril in quake – February 8, 2001

ˇ       The cost of India's quake - February 2, 2001

India Quake- 7.9 magnitude - very terrible tragedy

ˇ       Order frays, fresh tremors fearedJanuary 30, 2001

ˇ       India quake photoessay January 30, 2001

ˇ       More than 11,000 killed in India quake January 27, 2001

ˇ       India's seismic suffering January 26, 2001

ˇ       Hundreds feared dead in India quake January 26, 2001

ˇ       Experts say recent worldwide quakes not related  January 26, 2001

ˇ       U.S. scientists, colleagues solve volcanic mystery, learn tears occur in vast plates  January 26, 2001

El Salvador Quake

ˇ       Susan Candiotti on the devastating quake in El Salvador January 15, 2001

ˇ       Aid pours in for quake-stricken El Salvador January 15, 2001

ˇ       Undersea landslides probed for tsunami threat December 19, 2000

ˇ       Another massive earthquake hits Papua New Guinea - November 18, 2000 (three quakes this week with magnitude 7+, including an 8.0!!!

ˇ       Calif. hospitals on shaky ground - Many can't afford the price of meeting new quake standards - November 7, 2000

ˇ       Clues to landslides USGS identifies key soil structural factors that determine whether or not a slide will occur - October 21, 2000

ˇ       Hopes fade for Swiss mudslide survivors - October 15, 2000

ˇ       Action urged over giant wave threat - October 11, 2000

ˇ       The drowning wave - New Scientist article -- outstanding magazine

ˇ       Giant wave could threaten US - October 5, 2000

ˇ       New Madrid Earthquakes Still Threaten The Central United States, Scientists Conclude - October 3, 2000

ˇ       Seismologists Go Green - Lowly lichens help scientists anticipate the next big quake

ˇ       Scientists try to estimate earthquake aftershocks - September 11, 2000

ˇ       Death toll rises in Italian campsite mudslide - September 11, 2000

ˇ       NSF Funds First Phase Of Earthquake Network - September 8, 2000

ˇ       Quake hits Mexico City - July 21, 2000

ˇ       Sumatra: Caught between two plates June 6, 2000

ˇ       Killer waves so hard to detect June 5, 2000

ˇ       The Earth's Ring of Fire June 5, 2000

ˇ       New Geological Research Suggests Undersea Cracks Along East Coast Continental Shelf Pose Danger Of Landslides And Tsunamis - May 2, 2000

ˇ       NASA Technology Used To Reveal Hidden Faults - May 29, 2000

ˇ       Istanbul quake likely by 2030 April 27, 2000

ˇ       Some Quakes Caused By Sudden Increases In Fluid Pressure – April 18, 2000

ˇ       1999's Disasters Far From History's Worst: USGS – January 3, 2000

ˇ       Turkey quake in pictures November 13, 1999

ˇ       It Can Take An Earthquake To Spot An Active Fault – October 27, 1999

ˇ       Putting Recent Earthquake Activity In Perspective – October 25, 1999

ˇ       Huge Chance Of Major Quake In Bay Area By 2030 – October 15, 1999

ˇ       When Is It Safe To Enter Quake-Damaged Buildings? – October 11, 1999

ˇ       World: Asia-Pacific - Tidal wave kills 'thousands' July 20, 1998

ˇ       World: Asia-Pacific - Eyewitnesses tell their story - Tidal wave July 20, 1998

ˇ       Seafloor observatories to monitor earthquakes June 15, 1999

ˇ       Earthquake predicted by UK Scientist May 10, 1999

ˇ       Hidden fault discovered under LA March 5, 1999

ˇ       History makes for a nervous world – History of bad earthquakes June 29, 1998

ˇ       Life Goes for a Spin - A topsy-turvy earth may have triggered an evolutionary big bang - August 25, 1997