7. Measuring earthquakes
How large its origin fault is?
How much it has slipped?
An earthquake’s size depends
on:
8. Geologists uses at least three
seismographs, to can
triangulate the origin of the
earthquake.
9. Preparing for disaster
Not yet come up with a way to
forecast earthquakes.
Plan for any type of disaster.
Animals are reputed have a
sixth sense.
11. Famous quakes
1906 — San Francisco,
California Magnitude: 8
1960 — Chile,
Magnitude: 9.5
2011 — Japan, Magnitude:
9.0
12. Conclusions
Earthquakes and tsunamis can happen
anywhere.
We cannot stop it, but we can learn more
about it.
Simple precautions are the most effective
way.
13.
14. Bibliography
Redd, N. (2015). Earthquakes & Tsunamis: Causes & Information. [Blog] Live science.
Available at: http://www.livescience.com/21486-earthquakes-
causes.html?li_source=LI&li_medium=most-popular [Accessed 13 Mar. 2017].