5. Epicenter
• Point directly above the focus
Hypocenter
• The source from which the
energy is released radiating
from all directions.
6.
7. Fault Plane
• The surface along which the plate
breaks and slides
Fault Zone
• The region with prominent but less
dense fractures and deformations
that mark the end of the fault plane
8. The large fractures in rocks formed
by shifting or dislodging of parts of
the Earth’s crust, often when
adjacent surfaces moved with
respect to each other.
9. Two types according to
displacement of the plates
Three types according to
geometry and orientation
10. Where earthquakes are most
likely to happen in the future.
There are recorded seismic
activities in the last 10,000 years
11. Marikina Valley Fault:
Montalban
San Mateo
Marikina
Pasig
Taguig
Muntinlupa
San Pedro
Biñan
Carmona
Santa Rosa
Calamba
Tagaytay
Oriental Mindoro
13. Central Philippine Fault:
Entire Ilocos Norte
Aurora
Quezon
Masbate
Eastern Leyte
Southern Leyte
Agusan Del Norte
Agusan Del Sur
Davao del Norte
14. There are no seismic activities
in the last 10,000 years
May possibly generate an
earthquake in the future
22. If the hanging wall moves
to the left, the
earthquake is called
right-lateral strike-slip
fault
If it moves to the right,
it's called a left-lateral
strike-slip fault
23.
24. The hanging wall motion
is neither dominantly
vertical nor horizontal,
the motion is called
oblique-slip.