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Voice: (0995) 662220 Office of The Director
Fax: (0995) 660003 Micro Seismic Monitoring System
E-Mail: sspkazim@hotmail.com Tarbela Dam Project
Cell: 0300-5478842
NO. DSS/KAZ/12/ Dated: 02.08.2012
CEO/GM
Diamer Basha Dam Project
708 WAPDA House, Lahore
Subject: DIAMER BASHA DAM PROJECT SEISMIC DATA REPORT No 1
Kindly find attached two copies of Diamer Basha Dam Project (DBDP) Seismic Data Report No. 1, covering the period
January 01, 2012 to March 31, 2012.
During May 2012 recorded seismic data from February 2010 through March 2012 of ten stand-alone seismic stations
installed around DBDP was received by the Directorate of Seismic Studies, Tarbela. After merging of old format data the
offline processing/analysis was carried out with Antelope Software. Later every event was reviewed by the Tarbela
Seismologist on Antelope Software for precise detection of Seismological Parameters. As and when more data backlog is
finalized the reports will be issued.
As many as 790 micro seismic events originating from various seismically active sources were located within an area of
250 km radial distance from DBDP. Magnitude range of all the located micro seismic events was between 0.0 and 5.8,
while the focal depth varied from 0.0 to 359.94 km. Majority of the micro seismic events remained concentrated in Zone 2,
an area bounded between Main Karakoram Thrust (MKT) and Main Mantle Thrust (MMT).
Within an area covering one degree radial distance from DBDP a total of 347 micro seismic events were located.
Magnitude range remained between 0.0 and 3.8 while depth was confined between 0.0 and 213.29 km. Quite a number of
micro seismic events were located along faults mapped during the neotectonics studies.
Attachments: As Above.
SYED KAZIM MEHDI
Director Seismic Studies
Copy to,
1. Member (Water), WAPDA House, Lahore.
2. General Manager & Project Director (TDP).
3. G. M. (C & M), 530 WAPDA House, Lahore.
4. G. M. (TS) Sunny View, Kashmir Road, Lahore.
5. Consultant (Mega Dams) 191 WAPDA House, Lahore.
6. Advisor (DBDP) 707 WAPDA House Lahore.
7. Chief Engineer (Construction), DBDP, WAPDA, Chillas.
8. Chief Engineer (Civil) TDP.
9. Chief Engineer (DSO), Sunny View, Kashmir Road, Lahore.
10. Central Library, WAPDA House, Lahore.
11. PMO Library, TDP.
PAKISTAN
Water And Power Development Authority
LIST OF CONTENTS
Page No.
1. GENERAL 01
2. MICRO SEISMIC DATA 01
3. SEISMOTECTONIC 02
4. KOHISTAN ISLAND ARC 03
5. INDUS KOHISTAN SEISMIC ZONE 04
5.1. Faults, Shearing and Fractures/Joints 05
6. MAIN MANTLE THRUST (MMT) 05
7. MAIN KARAKORAM THRUST (MKT) 06
8. MAIN BOUNDARY THRUST (MBT) 06
9. NEOTECTONICS STUDIES 06
10.REVIEW OF SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENTS FOR
(DBDP) AREA 07
11.MICRO SEISMIC DATA ANALYSIS 08
11.0.1 Micro Seismic Data Analysis Within 10
Radius 08
FIGURES
Figure -1 Tectonic setting of Northern Pakistan
Figure -2 Map showing active faults around DIAMER BASHA DAM PROJECT
Figure -3 Magnitude versus seismic events
Figure -4 Focal depths versus seismic events
Figure -5 Monthwise energy release
1.0 GENERAL
The Diamer-Basha Dam Project (DBDP) is proposed to be located on the Indus River 315 km
upstream of Tarbela Dam Project about 180 km below the town of Gilgit and around 40 km
downstream of Chillas. Main features of DBDP are:
Project Structure Description
Main Dam
Maximum height
Type
272 meters
Roller concrete
Diversion System 2 Nos Diversion Tunnels (right side)
1 Nos Diversion Channel (right side)
Upstream & Downstream coffer dams
Main Spillway
No of gates
Size of gates
14
11.5 * 16.24 meters.
Reservoir
Full Supply Level
Crest Elevation Level
Gross Storage
Live storage
Min. operating level
1160 mals.
1170 mals.
8.5 MAF.
6.4 MAF.
1160 mals.
Outlets in The Dam Body
Low level
Flushing
2
5
Power House
Total Installed Capacity
Location and Type
Location and Type
No. of Units
Average Generation
2
4500 MW
Unattended
Underground, one each on right and left side
12 each of 375 MW
19208 GWh/year.
2.0 MICRO SEISMIC DATA
According to the recommendations of International Committee On Large Dams (ICOLD), “on
such a large dam, micro seismic network be installed at least five years before the main
constructions, for the purpose of safety monitoring”.
The Diamer Basha Micro Seismic Monitoring System (MSMS) comprising of ten stand-alone
stations was commissioned during September 2007. Location coordinates of WAPDA MSMS
are given in Table-1.
The recorded seismic data was downloaded by WAPDA Seismologists from individual sites and
sent to M/S Kinemetrics Inc., Switzerland for processing/analysis through Antelope Software, up
till February 2009. However, due to some unavoidable reasons it was not possible to record the
data from March 2009 till January 2010. Recently during May 2012 the data from the sites was
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downloaded for the period February 2010 through March 2012 and sent to Directorate of
Seismic Studies, Tarbela, for processing /analysis. Antelope Software was purchased and
installed at seismic Central Recording Station (CRS), Tarbela, by WAPDA during March 2010.
Since the seismic data is recorded through an old version system of stand-alone stations,
therefore it is not immediately possible to process/analyze the whole data. All the individual
stations are to be merged together and then every single event is to be studied and reviewed by
the Tarbela Seismologists. As a first step the data from January 2012 to March 2012 is
processed/analyzed and submitted for further interpretations.
3.0 SEISMOTECTONIC
The accretion of the Indian Plate after north-directed subduction of oceanic crust with the
Kohistan Arc/Asian Craton occurred about 20 Ma ago along a suture stretching from western
Europe through the Alps, Greece, Pakistan, the Himalayas, China before turning south towards
Indonesia. This continental collision zone has since changed character into a fold-and thrust belt
e.g. in the Pakistan region the continent–continent collision produced several major thrust – and
associated strike-slip fault zones. Structural geometry shows that the duplex stacks in nappe
structures became younger away from the suture zone in the opposite direction that the footwall
plate is moving. Thus for the Pakistan region the older thrusts are near the Main Mantle Thrust
or suture zone (MMT) and the youngest further down south along the Salt Range Thrust well
within the India plate.
The three major geotectonic provinces are:
• Eurasian Plate (containing the Northern Karakorum Tethyan Zone, The Karakorum
Batholith, Volcanic and Metasediments south of Karakorum Batholith).
• Kohistan Island Arc.
• Indian Plate.
All provinces have distinctly different lithologies and tectonic settings and are separated by two
major branches of the Indus suture, the Main Karakoram Thrust (MKT) and Main Mantle Thrust
(MMT). Both sutures are marked by the occurrence of a mélange including ultramafic rocks, the
southern one also having a wedge of garnet granulites, the second largest such occurrence in
the world.
The geotectonic setting of northern Pakistan is characterized by the occurrence of ancient
island arcs known as the Kohistan Arc and the Ladakh Arc, divided by the Nanga Parbat -
Haramosh Massif. This region is seismically one of the most active intercontinental regions in
the world. In Pakistan the NW margin of the seismically active Indo-Pakistan plate forms a belt
consisting of the
• Sulaiman belt representing a zone of transpression
• NW Himalayan belt representing a zone of convergence. This zone is further
subdivided by the following major thrusts MonaLisa, et al (2005)
O Main Karakoram Thrust (MKT) or Shyok Suture Zone
O Main Mantle Thrust (MMT) or Indus Suture Zone
O Main Boundary Thrust (MBT)
O Salt Range Thrust (SRT)
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4.0 KOHISTAN ISLAND ARC
The Basha Diamer dam site is situated on the Kohistan Arc (~100 Ma) which is sandwiched
between the northern Asian/Eurasian continental plate and the southern Indian plate. The
Kohistan Oceanic Arc is bounded in the north by the Main Karakoram Thrust (MKT) and in the
south by the Main Mantle Thrust (MMT). Along the MKT the region is sutured to the Asiatic
mass/Asian Plate, including the Eurasian Continent and Karakoram micro-continental blocks.
The territory of Kohistan covers about 36000 km2
. The Kohistan sequence represents a
structurally coherent section of an island arc terrain, compromising of a 30 to 40 km thick
section consisting of metamorphosed, plutonic, volcanic and sedimentary rocks. The tectonic
and the stratigraphic sequence of the area are extremely complex
The southern part of the Kohistan Arc consists of:
• The Kohistan batholith (Kohistan northern Boundary Fault).
• Chillas Complex (Kohistan northern Boundary Fault).
The Diamer-Basha Dam site is situated on the Chillas Complex which represents a vast
stratiform cumulate body of more than 300 km long and up to 8 km thick. It mainly consists of
calc-alkaline gabbro-norites which locally show magmatic layering with various syncrystallization
slumping, faulting and brecciation features. The igneous rocks of this complex display several
phases of tectonic deformation during which a penetrative tectonic fabric was generated. During
this tctogenesis the basic rocks were deformed into a series of recumbent south-verging
isoclinal anticlines separated by tight narrow synclines. The sub-horizontal fold axis and the
northerly dipping regional tectonic layering mostly trend roughly eastwest. These synclines
probably represent the planes along which the majority of shear strain was accommodated and
which in places developed into ductile thrust planes. The proposed dam site for the dam occurs
on the upper limb of such a northward dipping (south-verging) overturned recumbent structure.
This sequence is fault-bounded on both sides by pyroxene diorites, tonalite and amphibolites
(northern and southern amphibolites). The further subdivisions of the Chillas complex rocks are
in faulted contact with each other. As such these contacts would form the closest major through-
going (continuous over long distances) fault structures to the dam site. The configuration of
these faults may change locally depending upon the thickness of individual rock bodies at
various places.
• Kamila amphibolite Complex (Kohistan southern Boundary Fault) comprising mostly
amphibolites (Ka) which include banded, bedded and layered amphibolites,
metamorphosed mainly from basic to intermediate, volcanic to plutonic igneous rocks.
The belt represents the mid crustal regions of the primitive arc.
• Jijal Complex, contains a variety of orthoamphibolites, mostly of volcanic origin,
represents the higher grade granulites of the Chillas Complex subjected to
metamorphic conditions of the lower crust.
• The Raikot shear develops towards the east, separate from MMT, displaying a North-
South trend.
• The area between MMT and SRT, (Indian Plate) containing pre-collisional
sedimentary units (Pz) as well as syn- to posttectonic molasse deposits, is known as
the NW Himalayan Fold and Thrust belt (250 km wide and 560 km long). This northern
boundary of this zone (marked by MMT) is approximately 46 km south of the proposed
dam site MonaLisa, et al (2005). Within this zone the Panjal-Khairabad Fault divides it
into a;
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O Northern hinterland zone (or Hazara Crystalline Zone or Himalayan Crystalline
Zone) is lying between MMT and Panjal-Khairabad Fault represented by
metamorphic and igneous rocks where shearing and imbrications have resulted
in complex deformation patterns along with basement thrusting. It is subdivided
into six nappe zones.
 Southern foreland zone is lying between the Panjal-Khairabad Fault and the Salt
Range Thrust (SRT) consisting of a thick (8 km) sequence of sedimentary rocks
overlying the older crystalline basement. It is subdivided into three zones.
5.0 INDUS KOHISTAN SEISMIC ZONE
On the basis of Tarbela Microseismic data in the region during 1973-74, a wedged shaped NW
trending structure was recognized and named as Indus Kohistan Seismic Zone (IKSZ). Later
more data and studies confirmed the presence of this 100 km long feature between HKS and
MMT. This 50 km wide zone of seismicity has a nearly horizontal upper surface and a NE
dipping lower surface. On the basis of re-located hypocenters, two seismic zones were
identified within the IKSZ. A shallow zone extending from the surface to a depth of 8 km and a
more pronounced midcrustal zone lying at depths of 12 to 25 km. The upper boundary at depth
of about 12 km is considered to represent a decollement surface that decouples the sediments
and metasediments from the basement.
Fig. 1 Tectonic setting of northern Pakistan. Also shown are hinterland and foreland zones of the NW Himalayan fold and-thrust belt.
Area with diagonal lines represents the Indus Kohistan seismic zone, with its probable south–eastward extension shown in dashes. MKT
main Karakoram Thrust, MMT main mantle thrust, MBT main boundary thrust, PT Punjal Thrust, HTS Hazara Thrust System
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The IKSZ is seismically the most active structure in the region, as it is capable of generating
large events. It is predominantly a thrust fault with a NW striking and NE dipping plane parallel
to the general trend of the MBT to the SE of Muzaffarabad. However, one cannot equate the
IKSZ with MBT because of their different tectonic history. The MBT and HTS are among the
many structural units. Prior to 2005, the most destructive earthquake, associated with IKSZ, was
the December 28, 1974 Pattan earthquake with Mw = 6.5. One of the reports during 1981
proposed a shallow dipping seismically active detachment under the outer and lesser Himalayas
from the steeper and mostly aseismic basement thrust under the Higher Himalayas that extends
further north past the HKS. This 200 to 300 km width detachment joins IKSZ and extends
northward beyond it.
After the October 08, 2005 Kashmir Hazara earthquake of 7.6 magnitude and aftershocks
recorded by the WAPDA seismic observatories it was concluded that the IKSZ is seismically
active and was the source of the earthquake. The results also indicated that IKSZ extends
further southeast into the center of Syntaxis.
5.1 Faults, Shearing and Fractures/Joints
The NEAC (2004) investigation proposed that the Indian plate is still moving northwards at a
very high rate of 40 mm per annum, by which the continental crust of the India craton and plate
is been subducted beneath the Kohistan Arc/Asian craton. This implies either compression to
the east of the Jhelum Fault or extension to the west thereof. The uplift rate of 7 mm per annum
for the Kohistan Oceanic Arc may be indicative of a compression mechanism or isostatic
effects, because post-glacial uplift of 10mm/a are measured in Europe without any
compressional tectonic regime. This implies a relative higher subduction rate along the MMT
east of the shear and therefore underneath the dam site. Since this is a post-nappe forming
shear event it may be responsible for the shear strain present in the Kohistan Arc, causing the
brittle joint development.
The most recent values established by Diamer Basha Consultants yield a plate convergence
rate of 36 mm/a. Recent adits undertaken for power plants, covering 900 m of excavations, did
not intersect any significant tectonic elements. In the crystalline terrain it is possible to
distinguish between sheared and unsheared rock. The sheared matrix contains metamorphic
actinolite and migmatites reflecting the healing of the disturbed texture after deformation in a
ductile metamorphic environment and is therefore unlikely to pose a structural weakness during
neotectonic activities. None of these shears were reactivated during the recent past. Some of
the smaller veins and bodies were emplaced parallel to each other and along pre-deformation
and metamorphism weak zones. At least forty major and seismically active quaternary faults
(further than 50 km from the dam site, south of Main Mantle Thrust) capable of causing damage
were identified by MonaLisa, et al 2005).
6.0 MAIN MANTLE THRUST (MMT)
The Main Mantle Thrust (MMT) is a 400 km long, north dipping suture zone between the Indo-
Pakistan Sub-continental plate and the Kohistan Arc. It extends from Khar (Bajaur Agency) in
the west to the north of Naran (Kaghan Valley) in the east where it takes a northeast ward bend
towards the east of Bunji and gets truncated by Raikot Fault. The thrust inclines steeply near the
surface; however, this inclination is believed to decrease considerably with depth likewise as
interpreted for other local thrust faults of the region. This mega-thrust zone is marked by the
presence of upper mantle and lower crustal rocks on the Kohistan side and exhumed deep
lower crustal rocks such as blue schist and eclogite on the Indian side. The rocks in the
Kohistan Arc which are exposed along the MMT are defined as the Shangla melange, the
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Dargai-Kot-Prang Gar melange, the Jijal ultramafics and the Spat ultramafic complex. Dunite is
present all along the MMT, in places altered to talc-carbonates, serpentinites, or occurring fresh.
The dunite is frequently sheared at many places along with peridotite, pyroxenites and cumulate
layers are amphibolized. This thrust manifests a broad high topography and the structure is
inclined at a steep angle near the surface, but the dip is thought to decrease with depth, as
interpreted for other thrusts in the region. As such it is assumed that this north dipping fault
passes under the dam site at a minimum depth of ±20 km. Auxilliary structures associated with
the MMT include imbricate thrusts and shears parallel to it, including the Kamila Shear Zone.
Towards the east the major north-south striking Raikhot Fault zone, which together with its
associated structures, exhibits remarkable neotectonic features with recent associated
earthquakes between November 2002 and January 2003 (NEAC, 2004).
It is considered that ruptures on the MMT would be limited to comparatively short segments of
the system of faults, shears and sutures. This assumption is supported by mapping that the
trace of this feature is remarkably sinuous (NEAC, 2004). The approximate horizontal distance
from the dam site is 46 km.
7.0 MAIN KARAKORAM THRUST (MKT)
The Main Karakorum Thrust (MKT), also called the Shyok Suture Zone, is a regional thrust
separating the Asian mass from the Kohistan Island/Oceanic Arc, which contains among other
the Chillas Complex. The north dipping MKT is associated with significant seismic activity e.g.
1948 with magnitude of 6.8. It is considered that a rupture along the MKT could involve long
portions of the fault system, because it is comparatively straight over significant distances and
other boundary structures elsewhere in the Himalayas behave similarly (NEAC, 2004). This
thrust is approximately at a 94 km horizontal distance from the dam site.
8.0 MAIN BOUNDARY THRUST (MBT)
The most significant and active tectonic feature of regional extent is the Main Boundary Thrust
(MBT). It is main frontal thrust of the Himalayan Range, which runs along the Himalayan arc for
almost 2500 km from Assam in the east to Kashmir and Parachinar in the west. The MBT along
with other associated thrusts forms the sharp conspicuous Hazara-Kashmir Syntaxis. This
syntaxial bend is the most dominant tectonic feature of the area as all local major fault systems
and geologic structures follow its trend. On the west side of this feature, the MBT initially follows
a rather southwest trend and then extends westward reaching Parachinar. Near its surface
trace, the MBT dips northward at a steep angle, which becomes sub-horizontal with depth.
A number of large to major earthquakes have occurred along the Himalayan Arc east of the
Hazara-Kashmir Syntaxis during the last two centuries, which places it amongst the most active
regions of the world. Much of the seismicity recorded during the last century is attributed to
surface and subsurface extensions of the MBT and other associated thrusts. Based on this data
Seeber et al. (1981) have shown that great earthquakes occurring along Himalayan Arc are
probably related to slips taking place along this quasi-horizontal detachment surface. The most
recent shallow depth Kashmir-Hazara earthquake of October 08, 2005 (Mw = 7.6) originated
along the Bagh-Balakot fault or Jhelum Thrust (Mehdi 2009) that is branch of MBT.
9.0 NEOTECTONICS STUDIES
During the Neotectonics studies around Diamer Basha Dam site faults F0, F1, F2 and F3 were
mapped in the close vicinity. The detections and alignment of epicenters shall make clear the
original extent of these faults.
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10.0 REVIEW OF SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENTS FOR
THE DIAMER BASHA DAM PROJECT (DBDP) AREA
The Atlas on Seismicity and Volcanism divides the world into the following four Seismic
Zones:
1. Very heavy exposure to earthquakes.
2. Heavy exposure to earthquakes.
3. Moderate exposure to earthquakes.
4. Low exposure to earthquakes.
The Diamer Basha dam site is located in the second zone (heavy exposure to earthquakes).
Similarly within the scenario of the 8 October 2005 earthquake in which more than 0.10 million
lives were lost, it becomes important to treat the seismic safety monitoring for a dam that is
located in an area experiencing significant seismicity very carefully and correctly.
During the feasibility study carried out by M/S Montreal Engineering Company (MONENCO),
Canada in 1984, it was assessed that most of the seismicity occurs as seismic cluster northwest
of the dam site (along Jaglot Syncline) and along the Main Mantle Thrust (MMT), about 46 km
south of the dam site. They concluded a peak horizontal ground acceleration (PGA) of 0.4g for a
Maximum Credible Earthquake (MCE) of M=7.75, (located 15 km away), and a PGA=0.3g for a
Maximum Design Earthquake (MDE). Although, MONENCO ruled out the existence of some
active faults in the vicinity of the dam site, they did report one earthquake with magnitude 5.7
(1974) located only about 13 km from the project. It should be noted that these distances were
relevant to the position of the proposed dam site at that stage.
As an update of the MONENCO study NEAC (2004) found that contacts of all the major
Lithologic units are faulted, including the southern and northern boundaries of the Chillas
Complex in which the dam site is located. The Kamila Complex is also dissected by numerous
shear zones and is bound to the north (nearer to the dam site) by a major shear zone (Kamila
Shear Zone). NEAC (2004) concluded an MCE of magnitude 7.5 for MMT (at 30 km horizontal
distance), 8.0 for MKT (Main Karakorum Thrust at 94 km), 7.5 for the Chillas Fault (at 15 km)
and a Floating Earthquake with magnitude 6.0 to be located about 15 km from the dam site.
Based on these, they recommended a PGA for both the MCE and MDE as 0.4g on the fault
along the boundary of the Chillas Complex.
Based on the relative tectonic regions/characteristics, the combination of seismic zones defined
by NEAC (2004) and Monalisa (2005) are:
• Zone 1 which covers the area north of MKT. MCE of Magnitude 8.0 for MKT
(Main Karakorum Thrust at 94 km north from dam site).
• Zone 2 which cover the Kohistan Island Arc area, containing the proposed
dam site. MCE of Magnitude 7.5 for the Chillas active fault in the Thak Gah,
approximately 40 km upstream from the dam site (DBC geological mapping)
Floating Earthquake with magnitude 6 to be located about 15 km from the
dam site.
• Zone 3 which covers the area south of MMT subdivided into the following four
seismotectonic zones, from north to south:
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i. Swat-Astor Zone (SASZ), nearest to the dam site, with its most
critical tectonic feature, MMT, forming its northern boundary.
MCE of Magnitude 7.5 for MMT 46 km south from dam site.
ii. Peshawar-Hazara Seismic Zone (PHSC)
iii. Kohat-Potwar-Salt Range Seismic Zone (KPSZ)
iv. Surghar-Kurram Seismic Zone (SKSZ)
Based on the above seismic zones the Council for Geosciences of South Africa during 2007
calculated the maximum possible magnitude for each zone as:
Zone-1 maximum M = 7.8.
Zone-2 maximum M = 7.4.
Zone-3 maximum M = 8.0.
For a radius of 450 km surrounding the site, a maximum Magnitude of 8.0 was obtained. Hence,
it was recommended that the MCE should be an earthquake of magnitude 8.0 for the dam site.
11.0 MICRO SEISMIC DATA ANALYSIS
The micro seismic data recordings contained around 2500 seismic events from January 2012 to
March 2012. After careful processing/analysis and review 790 micro seismic events were
located within an area of 250 km radial distance around the Diamer-Basha Dam Project
(DBDP), by the Tarbela Seismologists, through the Antelope Software. Seismological
parameters of all the located micro seismic events are given in Table-2.
Magnitude range of all the located micro seismic events is between 0.0 and 5.8, while the focal
depth varies from 0.0 to 359.94 km. There are 56 seismic events having Magnitudes ≥ 3.0.
Prominent was a shallow focused seismic event located on March 12, 2012 with Magnitude 5.8
and around NW 156 km away from DBDP. It was followed by more than 100 aftershocks
ranging from 1.9 and 4.6.
Located micro seismic events have been plotted on seismotectonic map presented as Figure-2.
Mostly the micro seismic events have aligned along the know/mapped faults like Main
Karakoram Thrust (MKT), Main Mantle Thrust (MMT) and Indus Kohistan Seismic Zone (IKSZ).
IKSZ is interpreted as the source for the October 08, 2005 Kashmir Hazara earthquake.
As indicated in the Seismic Hazard Analysis Report 2007 the micro seismicity is concentrated
in Zone 2, an area bounded between MKT and MMT.
11.0.1 Micro Seismic Data Analysis Within 10
Radius
There are 347 micro seismic events located 10
radius off DBDP. Magnitude range remained
between 0.0 and 3.8 while depth was confined between 0.0 and 213.29 km. As many as 285
(82.1 %) micro seismic events originated with Magnitude 0.0 to 2.0 (Figure-3). In this area there
are only seven seismic events located with Magnitude ≥ 3.0.
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Depth wise distribution of micro seismic events is presented in Figure-4, indicating that 222
(63.9 %) originated from crustal depth confined up 30 km. Due to four seismic events with
Magnitude > 3.0 the energy release during March 2012 was higher as compared to the months
of January 2012 and February 2012 (Figure-5)
In the neotectonics studies Faults F0, F1, F2 and F3 were mapped by the Consultants within an
area of 50 km around DBDP and confined up to depth of 20 km. This area can be designated as
DBDP Seismic Zone. Quite a number of micro seismic events have aligned along the mapped
faults, specifically the Fault F0, along which there is concentration of seismic events.
34.5
35
35.5
36
36.5
72.5 73 73.5 74 74.5
Fig.2
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MAP SHOWING ACTIVE FAULTS AROUND DIAMER BASHA DAM PROJECT
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Magnitude versus seismic events
Focal depths versus seismic events
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Monthwise energy release
Table 1. Location parameters of WAPDA MSMS Network
Station Latitude Longitude Altitude (m)
CRS 34.0600 72.6886 380
Ambar AMB 34.0540 72.4150 330
Tarbela
Attock CAM 33.7350 72.2340 312
Chitral CHT 35.9220 71.8440 1586
Darband DAR 34.3790 72.8690 681
Nathian NAT 34.3460 72.3900 660
Shinkiari SHI 34.4830 73.3060 1554
Skardu SKR 35.3030 75.6400 2261
Swabi Mera SWM 34.1300 72.8490 472
Tarbela TAR 34.0510 72.6980 406
Utla UTL 34.2710 72.6840 1181
Besham BSM 34.9030 72.8610 618
Dasu
Pattan PPS 35.1010 72.9950 757
Dasu KMD 35.2601 73.2301 912
Ushu KMN 35.5375 72.6675 2255
Andher Bela KGN 34.8471 73.5567 2015
Sazin SZN 35.5101 73.4330 1014
Jaglot DDJ 35.6903 74.6040 1585
Bunji
Hanuchal HNL 35.8390 74.7080 1450
Shangus SHN 35.7210 74.8226 1712
DBD1 35.7255 73.6462 2127.9
Basha
DBD2 35.6634 73.9455 1828.8
DBD3 35.5743 73.8529 1232.4
DBD4 35.5142 73.7590 1209
DBD5 35.5859 73.7097 1857.6
DBD6 35.5001 73.3665 1000.9
DBD7 35.4273 73.6205 2048.9
DBD8 35.4800 73.6930 2004.1
DBD9 35.3820 73.8564 2092.2
DBD10 35.4369 74.1514 1250.5
Qiblabandi 33.9100 72.6100 400
Old(VHF)
Dormai 34.3500 72.5100 1098
Chinarkot 34.0100 72.7500 1206
Bagra 33.9800 73.0700 784
View Point 34.0800 72.7100 537
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Table 2.Seismic Data located By DBDP MSMS (January-March 2012)
Sr.No Date
Time
(UTC)
Lat
(N)
Long
(E)
Depth
(KM)
Mag
(ML)
Distance
from
Basha(KM)
000 01.01.2012 0016 21.81 35.956 71.265 200.7 2.3 237.41
001 01.01.2012 0110 44.63 36.003 73.661 62.36 0.7 51.11
002 01.01.2012 0239 27.24 35.044 74.632 125.87 1.7 92.05
003 01.01.2012 0536 29.15 35.602 73.917 45.56 2.6 7.03
004 01.01.2012 1422 55.55 35.56 73.645 0.34 1.4 18.55
005 01.01.2012 2004 51.45 36.614 71.441 230.13 3.4 245.89
006 01.01.2012 2343 28.03 35.633 71.454 116.85 0 216.98
007 02.01.2012 0413 37.44 34.973 73.159 36.56 2.1 91.43
008 02.01.2012 0707 51.40 35.794 73.306 56.53 1 55.17
009 02.01.2012 1138 21.75 36.048 71.72 147.49 2.1 199.55
010 02.01.2012 1232 30.31 36.181 73.857 17.12 1.8 67.98
011 02.01.2012 1329 02.79 36.739 71.61 186.22 2.7 239.72
012 02.01.2012 1518 19.05 34.35 75.65 15 3.5 213.09
013 02.01.2012 1616 06.48 36.555 71.451 212.87 2.2 242.08
014 02.01.2012 1718 00.28 34.398 73.421 42.97 1.7 136.25
015 02.01.2012 1837 31.46 35.802 74.28 104.91 1.3 46.66
016 02.01.2012 1841 51.29 36.938 72.119 45.92 2.1 217.55
017 02.01.2012 1848 51.51 36.229 71.257 171.73 3.1 245.05
018 02.01.2012 1900 38.12 36.66 71.515 232.12 2.6 242.55
019 02.01.2012 1927 24.62 36.596 71.511 196.63 3.8 239.42
020 02.01.2012 1955 33.82 36.116 73.165 22.48 2.1 86.67
021 02.01.2012 2215 33.39 36.27 74.104 20.2 1.5 81.26
022 03.01.2012 0043 48.93 35.925 74.012 12.13 1.1 42.16
023 03.01.2012 0115 21.70 37.406 72.242 196.89 3 249.92
024 03.01.2012 0242 01.54 34.78 73.248 2.76 2.1 103.65
025 03.01.2012 0335 37.28 36.748 71.931 213.12 2.3 216.64
026 03.01.2012 0350 51.48 36.636 71.883 146.56 2.2 212.96
027 03.01.2012 0740 55.30 36.331 74.722 115.27 2.3 115.56
028 03.01.2012 0911 42.53 36.623 71.396 225.32 2.3 249.94
029 03.01.2012 1214 43.62 35.225 74.179 54.38 0.9 48.64
030 03.01.2012 1925 42.60 36.514 74.733 35.56 1.9 131.76
031 03.01.2012 1947 12.01 34.494 73.548 9.85 1.3 122.87
032 03.01.2012 1957 48.98 34.603 73.579 42.88 1.9 110.41
033 03.01.2012 2037 16.28 35.709 74.853 73.25 2.8 92.04
034 03.01.2012 2230 18.30 35.601 72.714 79.53 2.8 102.86
035 03.01.2012 2328 16.71 36.798 71.593 135.49 1.9 244.53
036 04.01.2012 0031 26.10 36.169 71.358 150.04 2.5 234.46
037 04.01.2012 0243 33.64 36.798 71.823 154.33 2.4 227.67
038 04.01.2012 0259 00.44 36.378 71.579 250.79 2.5 223.5
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039 04.01.2012 0412 57.46 36.393 71.691 169.32 2.4 215.01
040 04.01.2012 0436 32.19 36.231 72.435 78.18 2.5 147.28
041 04.01.2012 0611 44.81 36.664 71.728 172.06 2.7 226.32
042 04.01.2012 0634 55.87 36.808 73.136 52.84 0 152
043 04.01.2012 0708 45.33 36.957 72.298 192.55 3 207.91
044 04.01.2012 1010 39.13 36.562 71.402 177.05 2.3 246.36
045 04.01.2012 1017 27.77 36.12 72.923 73.48 2.5 103.65
046 04.01.2012 1518 52.05 34.235 74.413 5.88 2.8 157.23
047 04.01.2012 1631 35.37 34.112 74.484 10 0 172.32
048 04.01.2012 1939 13.34 35.764 74.035 29.68 1.2 27.35
049 04.01.2012 2001 40.30 35.984 73.447 17.19 1.3 58.77
050 05.01.2012 0037 50.69 35.93 72.418 91.58 2 135.42
051 05.01.2012 0253 07.17 35.667 73.979 13.66 0.8 15.91
052 05.01.2012 0439 18.32 36.153 72.898 36.31 2.3 107.64
053 05.01.2012 0627 32.53 36.403 71.705 148.35 2.1 214.3
054 05.01.2012 0744 46.57 36.432 72.686 147.36 1.8 142.11
055 05.01.2012 1140 26.23 36.702 71.846 286.34 2.1 219.84
056 05.01.2012 1510 07.87 37.505 72.755 198.47 2.2 236.57
057 05.01.2012 1656 12.95 35.664 74.065 67.82 0.9 22.09
058 05.01.2012 1731 58.15 36.134 73.124 52 2 90.74
059 05.01.2012 1753 04.81 35.732 72.225 225.4 1.7 148.06
060 05.01.2012 1937 46.06 36.302 73.237 75.98 1.6 98.43
061 05.01.2012 2104 45.96 35.659 74.46 100.1 0.9 56.04
062 05.01.2012 2322 16.34 34.766 74.7 199.47 1.7 118.27
063 05.01.2012 2345 33.48 36.026 73.625 0 1.2 54.68
064 06.01.2012 0037 34.70 36.467 73.142 110.79 1.2 118.45
065 06.01.2012 0443 07.43 35.436 74.63 213.29 1.1 72.24
066 06.01.2012 1128 41.08 36.103 74.148 110.45 1.2 65.16
067 06.01.2012 1155 46.04 36.578 71.663 142.81 2.2 226.5
068 06.01.2012 2131 04.41 35.958 73.451 3.83 1.3 56.23
069 07.01.2012 0332 03.64 35.303 74.998 231.65 1.3 108.28
070 07.01.2012 0438 03.34 37.377 73.045 214.82 2.5 213.65
071 07.01.2012 0500 39.28 36.83 72.168 179.82 2.5 206.16
072 07.01.2012 0741 09.74 35.25 74.819 183.33 1.9 94.8
073 07.01.2012 0923 44.09 36.908 71.807 188.69 2.8 236.29
074 07.01.2012 1144 45.16 34.637 73.298 11.22 1.6 115.34
075 07.01.2012 1209 43.90 35.791 73.322 32.74 0.9 53.71
076 07.01.2012 1233 47.64 36.204 73.131 92.25 1.5 95.79
077 07.01.2012 1401 12.70 36.777 71.561 194.34 3.7 245.65
078 07.01.2012 1417 37.66 36.964 72.185 177.34 2.2 215.46
079 07.01.2012 1706 59.64 34.914 74.08 2.92 1.8 75.95
080 07.01.2012 1736 36.05 35.467 73.877 41.93 0.3 11.69
081 07.01.2012 1938 53.26 34.521 73.641 14.38 1.9 118.35
082 07.01.2012 2042 20.78 34.855 74.048 16.95 1.3 81.57
083 07.01.2012 2302 00.75 36.07 73.159 29.72 1 83.58
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084 08.01.2012 0158 21.58 36.343 71.275 132.92 2.6 247.48
085 08.01.2012 0622 57.30 35.739 74.169 7.42 1.7 34.46
086 08.01.2012 0706 37.74 36.18 72.72 55.61 2.5 122.45
087 08.01.2012 1545 38.91 36.126 75.513 234.34 1.8 162.35
088 08.01.2012 1706 20.02 34.709 74.296 2.96 1.9 104.07
089 08.01.2012 1710 25.21 34.742 74.321 9.15 1.8 101.62
090 08.01.2012 1725 13.71 37.156 72.85 235.66 2.1 197.97
091 08.01.2012 2049 26.71 36.629 72.056 173.02 0 199.87
092 08.01.2012 2230 14.38 36.587 72.865 295 2.1 143.7
093 09.01.2012 0741 18.19 35.987 71.731 171.72 2.3 196.88
094 09.01.2012 0807 34.37 36.365 71.31 151.34 3.8 245.37
095 09.01.2012 1105 37.38 36.691 71.458 182.53 2.6 248.62
096 09.01.2012 1957 27.55 35.61 72.935 63.45 1.7 82.95
097 09.01.2012 2006 54.48 37.196 72.163 190.01 2.7 235.85
098 09.01.2012 2023 40.55 35.368 74.202 75.28 0.6 39.03
099 10.01.2012 0208 39.47 36.218 73.071 86.62 2.3 100.73
100 10.01.2012 0213 00.51 36.42 72.738 134.35 1.5 137.75
101 10.01.2012 0550 07.55 35.156 74.33 0.23 1.5 63.45
102 10.01.2012 0552 10.93 35.187 74.258 15 0 56.53
103 10.01.2012 0700 20.03 37.185 72.092 182.56 2.3 239.06
104 10.01.2012 1107 42.13 37.242 72.255 128.43 2.2 234.65
105 10.01.2012 1404 22.63 36.226 74.49 3.92 1.2 93.09
106 10.01.2012 1436 21.41 36.575 71.563 182.09 2.1 234.21
107 10.01.2012 1618 06.40 37.267 72.616 212.1 2.2 218.91
108 10.01.2012 1701 25.99 37.083 72.358 182.77 2.8 215.13
109 10.01.2012 1843 47.21 34.732 74.39 153.06 3.2 105.43
110 10.01.2012 1926 50.33 35.666 76.527 72.04 3 242.45
111 10.01.2012 1939 29.20 35.666 74.055 0 0.6 21.38
112 10.01.2012 2205 54.98 37.034 72.109 250.45 3 225.76
113 10.01.2012 2251 04.15 36.11 72.93 87.46 1.4 102.51
114 11.01.2012 0011 26.67 36.717 72.36 155.39 3 185.04
115 11.01.2012 0030 30.31 35.195 74.679 194.26 1.2 86.06
116 11.01.2012 0523 30.72 35.642 72.26 53.16 2.2 144.14
117 11.01.2012 0605 53.58 36.429 72.413 225.97 2.1 160.87
118 11.01.2012 0812 13.39 34.87 73.12 78.25 1.5 102.42
119 11.01.2012 1138 12.14 36.181 73.763 60.51 1.9 68.52
120 11.01.2012 1407 45.33 35.856 73.471 17.66 2 46.77
121 11.01.2012 1608 50.66 34.731 73.139 19.24 2.2 113.59
122 11.01.2012 1718 32.03 35.724 73.048 51.07 1.5 74.52
123 11.01.2012 1750 22.15 36.379 71.861 182.01 2.5 200.56
124 11.01.2012 1804 55.17 35.434 74.453 15.85 2.1 56.71
125 11.01.2012 1924 49.32 35.147 74.024 50.59 0.8 49.71
126 11.01.2012 1941 04.16 35.437 74.537 22.86 1.8 63.99
127 11.01.2012 2046 58.40 35.795 73.06 62.05 1.7 75.68
128 11.01.2012 2107 43.08 34.806 73.678 3.57 1.9 86.53
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129 11.01.2012 2211 47.68 35.414 74.655 18.08 2.3 74.96
130 11.01.2012 2214 52.75 35.405 74.556 23.9 1.4 66.57
131 11.01.2012 2230 27.73 35.116 74.873 221.34 2.1 105.73
132 11.01.2012 2236 04.63 34.686 72.989 10.17 1.8 125.81
133 12.01.2012 0028 01.24 35.187 75.037 194.81 1.5 115.9
134 12.01.2012 0329 38.30 35.843 74.832 200.55 2.2 93.79
135 12.01.2012 0546 33.93 35.655 74.256 90.76 1.4 37.97
136 12.01.2012 0616 17.02 35.225 74.46 4.52 1.7 67.34
137 12.01.2012 0617 07.43 35.239 74.437 2.56 1.9 64.74
138 12.01.2012 0824 48.99 36.36 71.797 136.37 2.7 204.8
139 12.01.2012 0834 06.77 35.565 74.668 19.43 1.5 74.04
140 12.01.2012 1220 41.82 36.079 74.244 13.96 2.3 66.9
141 12.01.2012 1308 59.63 35.312 74.664 18.34 2.1 79.23
142 12.01.2012 1432 08.08 35.984 73.981 125.99 1.1 47.62
143 12.01.2012 1440 18.60 36.489 71.769 129.75 2.5 213.45
144 12.01.2012 1626 48.17 34.83 72.401 21.87 2.6 155.43
145 12.01.2012 1719 07.03 35.084 74.067 7.58 1.3 57.57
146 12.01.2012 1821 42.00 35.982 73.985 62.97 0.9 47.42
147 12.01.2012 2002 26.53 35.983 73.419 10.12 1.4 60.21
148 12.01.2012 2118 39.57 36.696 71.742 169.23 2.1 227.23
149 13.01.2012 0127 51.07 35.095 74.229 53.54 1 63.06
150 13.01.2012 0351 43.68 37.679 73.739 219.44 2.6 234.97
151 13.01.2012 0700 37.37 36.728 71.947 221.5 2.5 214.23
152 13.01.2012 1431 08.05 37.232 72.452 211.14 2.6 223.42
153 13.01.2012 1852 57.97 36.265 71.515 144.81 2.3 224.22
154 13.01.2012 2010 50.87 35.245 74.528 109.08 1.4 71.38
155 14.01.2012 0106 25.29 36.814 71.7 154.04 3.6 237.68
156 14.01.2012 0351 41.95 36.57 72.016 189.42 2.8 199.1
157 14.01.2012 0425 20.92 36.125 71.389 134.36 2.3 230.51
158 14.01.2012 0501 57.74 36.888 71.805 188.7 3.8 235.05
159 14.01.2012 0545 39.23 37.436 72.358 166.66 2.8 246.89
160 14.01.2012 1331 24.49 35.163 73.575 23.84 1.1 51.74
161 14.01.2012 1644 21.88 35.462 74.246 66.6 1.6 37.84
162 14.01.2012 2007 42.98 36.218 71.557 142.03 2.2 219.01
163 14.01.2012 2249 44.69 37.121 72.442 192.28 2.6 213.88
164 15.01.2012 0236 06.28 35.267 74.372 19.28 2 58.15
165 15.01.2012 0433 40.86 36.81 73.128 48.34 3 152.52
166 15.01.2012 1004 16.90 35.87 74.084 48.8 1 39.55
167 15.01.2012 1046 07.85 36.198 72.527 104.41 1.9 138.28
168 15.01.2012 1055 15.46 36.806 71.648 178.4 3.2 240.97
169 15.01.2012 1319 52.60 35.535 74.757 20.26 1.9 82.26
170 15.01.2012 1452 36.40 36.084 72.871 21.86 1.8 105.31
171 15.01.2012 2159 23.05 35.709 73.024 60.39 2.5 76.32
172 15.01.2012 2257 02.80 34.712 73.029 10 0 121.27
173 15.01.2012 2337 28.20 36.349 71.44 242.34 2.6 233.83
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174 16.01.2012 0240 41.41 36.136 73.168 18.54 1.9 88.04
175 16.01.2012 0324 40.40 36.348 71.462 131.93 2.3 231.95
176 16.01.2012 1206 22.71 37.105 72.35 214.66 3.4 217.46
177 16.01.2012 1548 33.88 36.796 72.126 188.49 3 206.43
178 16.01.2012 1637 09.77 36.448 71.75 186.56 2.7 212.85
179 16.01.2012 2322 23.36 35.395 76.144 77.83 2.4 208.87
180 17.01.2012 0050 18.08 37.3 72.276 183.91 2.1 238.61
181 17.01.2012 0206 49.48 36.584 71.408 253.91 3 246.98
182 17.01.2012 0339 11.96 35.641 74.173 63.37 0.5 30.25
183 17.01.2012 0635 21.75 36.29 71.757 156.48 1.9 205
184 17.01.2012 0801 27.70 36.824 71.894 175.76 3 224.39
185 17.01.2012 0841 49.01 37.699 74.213 254.42 2.4 239.18
186 17.01.2012 1041 21.04 35.998 73.776 32.8 1.9 48.08
187 17.01.2012 1304 33.01 35.35 74.473 82.74 1.9 61.62
188 17.01.2012 1348 42.44 36.044 72.599 108.43 3.2 124.68
189 17.01.2012 2202 50.19 35.847 72.803 67.65 1.3 99.53
190 17.01.2012 2341 12.77 35.46 73.978 41.36 0.6 16.89
191 18.01.2012 0314 01.04 36.54 71.524 184.54 2.3 235.52
192 18.01.2012 0604 34.38 36.294 71.647 160.7 2.5 214.27
193 18.01.2012 1428 10.13 35.525 74.202 29.81 0.4 32.27
194 19.01.2012 0807 39.91 37.81 73.927 188 2 249.47
195 19.01.2012 1430 04.62 34.864 73.008 112.03 1.4 109.67
196 19.01.2012 1646 10.17 36.122 73.323 10.81 2 77.7
197 19.01.2012 1711 59.49 36.039 72.641 41.57 1.9 120.97
198 19.01.2012 1751 26.61 35.604 74.933 36.54 1.9 98.08
199 19.01.2012 1844 57.88 35.07 72.742 13.81 2 115
200 20.01.2012 0103 00.21 36.055 72.784 84.82 2.3 110.39
201 20.01.2012 0146 49.32 35.799 73.909 60.66 0.7 26.01
202 20.01.2012 0321 38.74 37.1 72.339 160.23 3.5 217.61
203 20.01.2012 0336 47.30 36.646 71.752 259.21 2.9 223.5
204 20.01.2012 0459 52.46 36.454 71.518 160.63 2.2 231.87
205 20.01.2012 0524 33.91 37.21 72.264 175.77 3.3 231.32
206 20.01.2012 0805 43.17 37.755 74.165 213.57 2.3 244.84
207 20.01.2012 0853 43.20 36.36 71.724 106.37 2.1 210.79
208 20.01.2012 1008 14.51 35.786 72.483 89.72 2.6 125.93
209 20.01.2012 1021 24.72 36.1 73.158 23.64 1.7 85.9
210 20.01.2012 1118 28.87 35.931 73.377 3.29 1.1 58.69
211 20.01.2012 1152 22.54 35.86 73.095 68.31 1.6 75.51
212 20.01.2012 1219 11.34 36.456 71.646 110.81 2.2 221.57
213 20.01.2012 1229 04.56 37.236 72.387 204.71 2.1 227.04
214 20.01.2012 1340 00.73 35.76 74.31 109.89 1.3 46.62
215 20.01.2012 1604 47.46 37.389 72.359 182.34 2.8 242.49
216 20.01.2012 1646 42.47 35.414 74.319 77.82 0.8 45.89
217 20.01.2012 1857 27.21 35.715 73.486 2.41 0.8 36.68
218 20.01.2012 1949 11.22 36.95 71.657 173.45 2.9 249.62
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219 20.01.2012 1956 52.30 35.373 73.326 10.08 1.4 52.33
220 20.01.2012 2042 30.00 35.138 74.573 175.26 1.9 81.37
221 20.01.2012 2300 10.21 35.331 74.504 116.32 1.3 64.96
222 20.01.2012 2352 18.36 34.9 72.81 45 1.7 120.43
223 21.01.2012 0438 16.29 36.11 73.323 2.18 1.7 76.61
224 21.01.2012 0625 30.22 37.219 72.129 191.31 3 239.73
225 21.01.2012 1007 25.18 35.845 72.974 60.61 1.7 84.92
226 21.01.2012 1029 58.92 35.016 73.19 60.87 2.9 85.99
227 21.01.2012 1213 47.99 35.665 74.688 157.45 1.3 76.57
228 21.01.2012 1324 42.15 36.45 72.01 80 2.5 192.48
229 21.01.2012 1330 06.26 36.799 72.281 207.87 2 196.47
230 21.01.2012 1402 01.39 35.907 74.022 19.07 1 40.62
231 21.01.2012 1609 39.76 36.781 71.587 165.65 2.7 243.95
232 21.01.2012 1644 03.59 36.252 71.227 148.97 3.2 248.42
233 21.01.2012 1707 24.75 34.675 73.289 10 1.6 111.98
234 21.01.2012 1717 08.20 36.619 71.403 217.57 2.1 249.16
235 21.01.2012 1906 07.01 35.532 73.917 43.59 0.3 7.41
236 21.01.2012 1907 02.42 35.963 73.402 1.24 1.7 59.64
237 21.01.2012 2024 12.85 35.766 73.124 59.98 1 69.21
238 21.01.2012 2306 24.49 37.109 72.538 228.25 2.2 207.81
239 22.01.2012 0040 01.29 36.099 73.305 9.33 1.9 76.74
240 22.01.2012 0119 48.28 37.225 72.15 173.14 2.6 239.01
241 22.01.2012 0141 17.44 35.258 74.581 15.33 1.6 74.84
242 22.01.2012 0232 13.11 35.253 74.582 13.56 1.7 75.21
243 22.01.2012 0358 16.76 35.262 74.587 13.61 1.3 75.14
244 22.01.2012 0417 40.27 36.163 73.35 86.25 1.7 79.93
245 22.01.2012 1002 02.60 35.282 74.411 21.31 2 60.17
246 22.01.2012 1133 03.48 34.954 73.67 9.53 2.6 70.45
247 22.01.2012 1613 01.37 34.971 73.869 5.1 1.4 66.67
248 22.01.2012 2032 04.82 35.727 73.035 16.89 1.4 75.74
249 22.01.2012 2155 57.13 35.787 72.943 20.96 2.5 85.48
250 22.01.2012 2203 03.50 37.594 73.2 201.32 2.1 232.73
251 23.01.2012 0559 44.80 36.865 72.166 44.12 2.6 208.95
252 23.01.2012 0718 49.44 36.006 73.383 5.33 2.3 64.3
253 23.01.2012 1024 39.15 35.261 74.72 17.25 1.8 86.09
254 23.01.2012 1054 02.32 36.474 71.34 193.92 2.6 247.39
255 23.01.2012 1214 07.90 34.831 73.128 18 1.5 105.23
256 23.01.2012 1309 38.07 36.097 72.531 86.03 2.3 132.74
257 23.01.2012 1530 08.09 35.4 71.9 90 1.9 177.76
258 23.01.2012 1530 20.54 35.762 72.92 65.69 1.5 86.79
259 23.01.2012 2139 00.80 36.232 71.783 134.19 1.9 200.4
260 23.01.2012 2237 52.41 34.849 73.099 28.24 2 105.39
261 24.01.2012 0248 45.62 35.68 73.662 0.5 1 20.96
262 24.01.2012 0419 43.02 35.618 73.536 22.03 0.3 28.95
263 24.01.2012 0432 24.82 35.286 72.895 75.58 1.9 92.19
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264 24.01.2012 0453 59.00 35.816 73.433 53.14 1.3 46.6
265 24.01.2012 0507 35.37 36.542 71.765 215.19 2.2 216.62
266 24.01.2012 0517 39.90 36.109 73.56 13.74 1.7 65.45
267 24.01.2012 1042 35.59 35.147 75.723 359.94 1.9 176.44
268 24.01.2012 1206 59.98 36.844 72.326 224.06 2.2 197.07
269 24.01.2012 1901 54.64 36.58 71.441 221.96 2.6 244.11
270 24.01.2012 2003 36.90 37.472 72.44 168.01 2 246.42
271 24.01.2012 2018 59.56 34.773 73.274 40.15 1.7 103.04
272 26.01.2012 0318 21.70 35.949 73.109 30.01 1.2 79.15
273 26.01.2012 0419 13.01 36.822 71.623 235.96 3.7 243.8
274 26.01.2012 0945 07.99 36.821 71.578 162.39 3.3 247.05
275 26.01.2012 1332 59.29 35.438 72.823 58.1 1.3 94.27
276 26.01.2012 1746 15.07 36.998 72.207 214.37 2.3 216.74
277 26.01.2012 2037 10.68 36.32 71.55 105 3.3 223.46
278 26.01.2012 2213 05.12 35.677 75.635 293.24 2.2 161.93
279 26.01.2012 2233 19.30 37.022 72.059 174.97 2.4 227.93
280 27.01.2012 0117 44.20 35.672 74.484 113.13 1.2 58.53
281 27.01.2012 0139 56.61 34.423 75.673 66.94 2.3 209.59
282 27.01.2012 0332 27.22 37.15 72.53 230 2.6 211.97
283 27.01.2012 1501 35.88 35.757 73.346 83.45 1 50.14
284 27.01.2012 1622 40.16 36.895 71.694 176.96 2.5 243.32
285 27.01.2012 1913 45.45 35.744 73.281 81.95 0.9 55.03
286 27.01.2012 2031 14.94 34.1 73.3 19.35 1.8 171.18
287 27.01.2012 2252 07.69 35.858 74.279 89.62 1.1 50.36
288 28.01.2012 0023 54.94 35.36 74.341 10.88 1.8 50.28
289 28.01.2012 0631 07.66 35.948 74.01 6.89 1.7 44.52
290 28.01.2012 0722 50.10 35.509 74.451 86.43 1 54.82
291 28.01.2012 1454 21.62 35.769 73.617 31.59 0.2 30.56
292 28.01.2012 1723 34.54 35.687 73.467 0.27 1 37.03
293 28.01.2012 2000 22.11 36.361 71.705 135.18 2.4 212.32
294 28.01.2012 2031 30.53 37.096 72.513 182.29 2.3 207.96
295 29.01.2012 0006 16.15 36.666 71.804 152.1 4.1 220.75
296 29.01.2012 0015 14.06 35.237 75.199 205.22 2.3 127.89
297 29.01.2012 0915 35.31 35.721 73.046 13.07 1.5 74.6
298 29.01.2012 1353 06.08 35.569 73.74 2.84 0.6 9.97
299 29.01.2012 1919 59.67 36.485 71.725 135.18 1.9 216.76
300 29.01.2012 1945 30.54 36.601 73.97 164.33 1.9 115.32
301 29.01.2012 2059 11.29 35.222 74.455 2.96 1.6 67.19
302 29.01.2012 2210 31.43 37.023 71.855 166.94 2.7 241.19
303 30.01.2012 0044 41.24 37.255 72.195 203.34 2.4 239.04
304 30.01.2012 0550 12.65 36.477 72.121 178.41 3.1 185.51
305 30.01.2012 1007 49.28 37.106 72.572 207.36 2.8 205.79
306 31.01.2012 0634 46.56 36.76 71.717 148.23 2.2 232.98
307 31.01.2012 1911 38.98 37.033 72.645 48.39 2.5 195.49
308 31.01.2012 1937 14.54 36.45 71.65 112.98 3.1 221
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309 01.02.2012 0758 11.35 36.56 71.912 169.65 2.3 206.27
310 01.02.2012 0827 49.36 36.755 71.587 243.2 2.2 242.41
311 01.02.2012 1215 02.82 36.673 71.514 229.65 2.7 243.28
312 01.02.2012 1405 05.02 35.593 73.197 13.77 1.8 59.21
313 01.02.2012 1619 14.98 35.71 73.609 2.35 1.7 26.77
314 01.02.2012 1700 31.65 35.593 73.181 0.02 1.3 60.6
315 01.02.2012 2047 52.85 36.394 71.973 197.62 2.1 192.39
316 01.02.2012 2119 08.59 37.197 72.587 204.28 2.5 213.55
317 01.02.2012 2206 54.57 35.742 73.371 40.17 1 47.34
318 02.02.2012 0006 11.64 34.527 73.491 19.4 2 120.65
319 02.02.2012 0843 43.64 35.703 73.972 15.04 1.6 18.51
320 02.02.2012 1342 17.00 35.946 74.036 7.75 1.5 45.09
321 02.02.2012 1531 15.85 35.931 74.029 10.61 1.1 43.35
322 02.02.2012 1534 22.74 35.905 73.011 20.9 3.3 84.47
323 03.02.2012 0257 17.82 35.647 73.531 4.12 1.2 30.1
324 03.02.2012 0433 41.32 35.6 73.192 6.49 1.4 59.7
325 03.02.2012 1255 36.70 36.227 73.84 7.92 2.7 73.19
326 03.02.2012 1941 31.61 36.834 71.946 168.78 0 221.45
327 03.02.2012 2107 58.70 36.768 72.85 135.31 2 160.79
328 03.02.2012 2332 12.22 36.602 71.572 153.47 4.5 234.97
329 04.02.2012 0231 14.77 36.321 71.372 148.39 2.8 238.47
330 04.02.2012 0538 45.61 35.611 74.643 14.28 1.4 71.92
331 04.02.2012 0845 21.21 35.583 74.533 23.31 1.1 61.84
332 04.02.2012 1849 48.93 35.185 76.243 138.99 2.6 221.35
333 04.02.2012 1922 27.59 36.69 71.479 239.94 4.3 246.95
334 04.02.2012 2026 35.92 36.838 73.098 27.5 2 156.5
335 05.02.2012 0008 07.26 36.706 72.815 139.29 3.2 156.97
336 05.02.2012 0020 27.33 34.779 73.42 2.1 1.1 96.34
337 05.02.2012 0107 52.66 34.898 73.14 3.01 2.2 98.79
338 05.02.2012 0243 48.14 36.868 71.721 168.56 3.8 239.63
339 05.02.2012 0953 59.19 36 71.6 150 3.3 208.74
340 05.02.2012 1001 04.86 35.56 72.7 11.92 2.2 104.14
341 05.02.2012 2222 19.55 37.341 72.823 222.26 2.8 217.51
342 06.02.2012 0545 24.30 36.188 71.669 166.88 2.4 208.38
343 06.02.2012 0751 12.48 35.306 73.456 57.19 2.4 46.32
344 06.02.2012 1608 49.73 35.661 71.796 189.06 2.3 186.12
345 06.02.2012 1736 00.14 35.531 73.334 8.5 1.5 46.94
346 06.02.2012 1824 20.33 36.77 71.613 117.95 2.4 241.35
347 06.02.2012 2110 04.58 36.119 72.075 195.82 1.9 171.46
348 07.02.2012 0035 34.47 35.683 73.115 12.24 1.5 67.73
349 07.02.2012 1301 15.38 36.131 71.37 156.51 2.3 232.33
350 07.02.2012 1320 16.75 36.262 72.529 69.43 1.4 141.84
351 07.02.2012 1351 38.47 37.602 74.837 229.74 3.3 242.8
352 07.02.2012 1402 32.66 35.014 73.652 2 0 64.44
353 07.02.2012 1856 38.95 35.038 73.055 47.59 1.7 93.39
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354 08.02.2012 0255 39.42 35.861 74.775 28.88 1.6 89.66
355 08.02.2012 0614 34.08 35.998 73.307 70.07 1.1 68.41
356 08.02.2012 1549 56.22 37.051 72.226 151.77 2.2 220.01
357 08.02.2012 1609 09.82 34.444 72.752 12.39 2.6 160.47
358 08.02.2012 1639 44.05 35.42 73.613 7.69 1.3 27.17
359 08.02.2012 2257 39.73 35.99 74.065 11.02 1.3 50.63
360 09.02.2012 0015 20.72 35.927 74.017 21.89 1.3 42.49
361 09.02.2012 1326 16.28 36.399 71.727 191.59 2.3 212.32
362 09.02.2012 1459 16.45 37.173 72.202 183.7 2.5 231.63
363 09.02.2012 2120 48.66 35.068 73.76 13.84 1 56.45
364 09.02.2012 2319 53.82 37.005 72.144 170.07 3.1 221.27
365 09.02.2012 2329 49.99 34.976 73.967 10.28 1.3 67.02
366 10.02.2012 0038 06.46 36.134 71.875 152.21 1.9 188.92
367 10.02.2012 0130 44.63 37.379 72.357 189.52 2.5 241.72
368 10.02.2012 1637 13.61 36.498 72.022 174.76 3.2 194.3
369 10.02.2012 1840 34.86 35.671 73.624 4.57 0.9 23.37
370 10.02.2012 2305 53.16 35.645 74.584 29.48 1.5 66.96
371 11.02.2012 0056 51.30 35.636 74.614 29.3 1.4 69.56
372 11.02.2012 0144 58.28 35.738 73.09 52.97 1.1 71.2
373 11.02.2012 0154 52.82 36.78 73.171 32.75 2.1 147.83
374 11.02.2012 0248 43.95 35.646 74.681 16.21 1.5 75.65
375 11.02.2012 0412 39.35 35.438 73.317 53.97 1.4 50.51
376 11.02.2012 0421 52.30 34.819 72.978 23.7 2.2 115.31
377 11.02.2012 0515 01.05 35.649 74.663 27.19 2 74.07
378 11.02.2012 0645 43.74 35.649 74.652 28.5 1.9 73.11
379 11.02.2012 0716 50.60 35.592 74.415 65.78 1.5 51.23
380 11.02.2012 0901 58.02 36.699 72.315 117.73 2.5 186.66
381 11.02.2012 0951 55.05 35.429 71.26 84.17 3.2 235.28
382 11.02.2012 1044 33.06 36.759 73.172 36.8 2.8 145.67
383 11.02.2012 1103 57.59 35.681 74.638 21.7 1.7 72.33
384 12.02.2012 0217 14.91 36.544 71.393 227.12 2.8 246.27
385 12.02.2012 0240 20.98 35.571 76.561 66.98 2.8 245.51
386 12.02.2012 0559 34.37 36.36 71.491 147.28 3.8 229.97
387 12.02.2012 0625 25.59 35.014 73.935 15 0 62.36
388 12.02.2012 1151 28.61 36.377 71.364 120.19 3.2 241.3
389 12.02.2012 1207 33.93 36.458 71.336 152.07 4.5 246.96
390 12.02.2012 1647 20.88 36.888 71.79 210.34 2.8 236.07
391 12.02.2012 1828 33.28 35.674 73.66 2 0 20.7
392 12.02.2012 2229 33.71 35.975 73.325 5.59 1.3 65.43
393 12.02.2012 2318 24.32 35.719 74.897 39.35 2.2 96.15
394 13.02.2012 1302 46.74 36.196 74.677 31.09 1.9 102.1
395 13.02.2012 1408 05.43 36.208 74.755 14.21 1.6 108.14
396 14.02.2012 0711 40.62 35.88 74.791 25.66 1.7 91.79
397 14.02.2012 0728 25.56 36.575 71.535 109 3.1 236.4
398 14.02.2012 0824 24.38 35.598 74.622 18.18 1.2 69.93
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399 14.02.2012 0914 09.91 35.906 71.184 187.86 2.7 243.78
400 14.02.2012 0942 49.92 34.909 73.079 9 0 101.63
401 14.02.2012 1026 42.55 36.019 74.091 19.97 3.3 54.57
402 15.02.2012 0408 59.75 34.689 73.231 16.73 2.1 113.09
403 15.02.2012 0611 04.55 34.769 73.507 20.67 1.8 94.46
404 15.02.2012 1158 02.20 33.727 73.811 23.52 2.4 205.14
405 15.02.2012 1447 57.60 34.925 73.741 11.27 1.1 72.45
406 15.02.2012 1457 36.25 35.99 71.87 229 2.7 184.82
407 15.02.2012 1511 47.47 35.696 73.475 2.64 0.8 36.73
408 15.02.2012 1554 38.61 34.235 73.905 44.13 1.6 148.72
409 16.02.2012 0019 16.03 35.674 73.499 6.48 1 33.77
410 16.02.2012 0021 36.41 35.682 73.487 0.02 0.9 35.15
411 16.02.2012 0702 48.86 34.955 74.435 10.3 1.4 86.71
412 16.02.2012 1248 19.95 34.828 73.129 12.78 1.8 105.44
413 17.02.2012 0301 45.33 36.214 73.624 0.05 1.5 74.47
414 17.02.2012 0521 26.49 35.696 73.478 4.39 2.8 36.49
415 17.02.2012 0610 35.16 35.69 73.47 3.22 0.9 36.84
416 17.02.2012 0649 48.83 35.343 74.258 6.49 1.3 44.77
417 17.02.2012 0921 27.50 35.697 73.475 0.32 0.8 36.76
418 17.02.2012 0936 22.23 35.7 73.473 3.56 0.7 37.07
419 17.02.2012 1042 50.21 36.461 71.842 150.02 2.3 206.17
420 17.02.2012 1140 09.66 35.712 73.46 0.24 0.7 38.64
421 17.02.2012 1147 39.33 35.688 73.489 3 2.5 35.19
422 17.02.2012 2011 36.24 35.217 74.704 15.31 1.7 86.91
423 17.02.2012 2102 46.43 36.614 73.12 53.08 2.8 133.52
424 18.02.2012 0107 57.13 36.009 73.381 7.01 1.6 64.66
425 18.02.2012 0415 04.47 36.768 71.565 161.21 2.6 244.86
426 18.02.2012 2345 01.56 35.962 74.475 50.55 2.3 71.35
427 19.02.2012 1945 32.31 35.296 73.292 4.27 1.1 59.13
428 19.02.2012 2006 39.01 34.864 74.194 19.96 2.1 84.53
429 19.02.2012 2117 40.05 35.61 75.374 60.42 2.5 138.08
430 20.02.2012 1302 01.45 36.022 73.267 29.49 2 72.85
431 20.02.2012 2020 35.04 36.382 73.011 187.58 1.8 117.8
432 21.02.2012 0541 50.65 34.967 73.72 11.87 1.4 68.16
433 21.02.2012 1411 32.59 35.983 73.839 6.98 1.1 45.95
434 21.02.2012 1955 42.88 36.47 75.75 250 3.6 198.24
435 22.02.2012 0549 37.71 35.913 73.344 0 0 59.59
436 22.02.2012 0554 38.00 35.654 73.395 0 0 42.25
437 22.02.2012 0708 02.22 35.812 73.039 12 0 78.14
438 22.02.2012 0751 43.63 35.91 72.771 10 0 104.56
439 22.02.2012 0814 41.19 35.892 73.018 30 0 83.25
440 22.02.2012 0815 20.48 35.739 73.02 2 0 77.4
441 22.02.2012 1057 38.38 35.788 73.65 40 0 30.19
442 22.02.2012 1209 37.76 35.461 74.044 0 0 21.38
443 22.02.2012 1237 05.93 35.705 73.02 70 0 76.58
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444 22.02.2012 1237 40.78 35.859 73.019 2 0 81.72
445 22.02.2012 1841 45.58 36.23 73.611 22.16 2 76.6
446 22.02.2012 2154 22.14 34.83 73.207 34.15 1.7 101.03
447 23.02.2012 1317 45.56 36.066 72.645 92.49 1.7 121.95
448 23.02.2012 1446 37.55 35.81 74.294 0.09 1.1 48.27
449 23.02.2012 1937 06.18 35.436 73.996 39.67 0.2 19.96
450 24.02.2012 0000 10.94 35.933 72.937 86.93 1.7 91.83
451 24.02.2012 0928 36.26 35.741 73.276 49.72 0.8 55.26
452 24.02.2012 1816 10.56 36.329 74.932 16.48 1.9 129.01
453 24.02.2012 2000 18.45 36.287 75.098 0.03 1.7 137.96
454 24.02.2012 2209 56.57 35.053 74.226 12.99 1.3 66.95
455 24.02.2012 2221 18.45 35.987 73.858 8.36 1.4 46.45
456 25.02.2012 0020 05.38 36.136 71.361 145.29 2.1 233.25
457 25.02.2012 0205 13.88 37.084 72.398 229.3 2.4 212.97
458 25.02.2012 0219 28.39 37.142 72.272 187.62 2.7 225.02
459 25.02.2012 1351 43.80 35.941 74.04 8.59 1.1 44.78
460 25.02.2012 2058 33.69 33.7 73.04 50 2.9 220.99
461 26.02.2012 0159 24.15 35.702 73.478 6.49 1.1 36.66
462 26.02.2012 0328 34.86 36.311 71.791 190.53 2.2 203.08
463 26.02.2012 0606 57.87 34.938 73.111 34.79 2.1 97.3
464 26.02.2012 1858 59.29 35.957 73.401 13.94 1.7 59.13
465 26.02.2012 2108 03.35 35.56 74.429 19.29 1.1 52.42
466 26.02.2012 2120 44.99 37.038 72.765 202.68 2 190.24
467 27.02.2012 0051 49.94 36.254 74.874 49.86 2.2 119.67
468 27.02.2012 0955 02.06 35.783 73.54 1.95 0.9 36.67
469 27.02.2012 1843 11.59 36.853 74.299 57.63 2.1 148.43
470 27.02.2012 1852 22.08 35.507 73.582 0 0 25.25
471 27.02.2012 2300 27.98 36.123 73.715 7.37 1.4 62.76
472 28.02.2012 0236 19.40 36.349 74.732 63.6 1.9 117.61
473 28.02.2012 0255 40.70 35.932 74.38 23.36 1.9 62.56
474 28.02.2012 0301 27.71 36.334 74.922 0.02 2 128.71
475 28.02.2012 0525 00.81 34.846 73.906 2.87 1.4 80.73
476 28.02.2012 0526 07.96 35.885 74.48 30 0 66.87
477 28.02.2012 1206 54.51 35.701 73.477 4.12 0.8 36.72
478 28.02.2012 2042 09.73 34.79 73.635 3.87 1.7 88.99
479 28.02.2012 2222 53.50 35.792 73.721 50.18 1.4 27.35
480 29.02.2012 0049 36.60 35.872 73.477 56.28 0.6 47.62
481 29.02.2012 0125 54.10 34.964 73.565 20.67 1.9 72.27
482 29.02.2012 0248 57.57 36.168 73.429 74.43 1.6 76.67
483 29.02.2012 1049 37.99 36.458 71.922 122.66 2.2 199.75
484 29.02.2012 2106 36.67 36.093 73.674 13.34 1.1 60.39
485 29.02.2012 2219 11.71 34.805 73.318 27.9 1.7 97.93
486 29.02.2012 2239 48.25 34.929 73.55 10.51 2.2 76.41
487 29.02.2012 2252 49.86 34.547 73.065 2.3 1.9 134.42
488 01.03.2012 0909 16.49 36.186 71.849 193.41 2.2 193.07
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489 01.03.2012 1531 55.83 35.96 73.4 12 1.2 59.48
490 02.03.2012 1204 41.49 36.154 73.581 62.26 1.6 69.43
491 02.03.2012 1256 26.78 35.771 73.075 20.61 1.9 73.55
492 03.03.2012 2121 19.24 36.135 73.213 29.48 1.5 85.24
493 03.03.2012 2334 24.12 35.912 73.366 17.81 1.5 57.99
494 04.03.2012 1950 04.13 35.331 74.306 3.1 1.4 49.2
495 05.03.2012 1933 21.12 36.518 75.76 112.52 2.9 201.68
496 05.03.2012 2345 36.58 36.195 73.891 21.64 1.7 69.66
497 06.03.2012 0451 17.26 35.207 73.515 17.51 1.8 50.54
498 06.03.2012 1632 16.56 36.279 71.598 143.03 2.8 217.76
499 06.03.2012 1817 46.10 35.161 73.367 3.4 1.7 63.23
500 07.03.2012 0836 41.34 35.276 73.511 52.58 1.9 44.88
501 07.03.2012 1257 37.00 35.566 73.067 16.36 1.7 70.94
502 07.03.2012 1619 15.85 35.177 73.274 0 2 68.17
503 07.03.2012 1935 31.98 35.428 72.744 22.99 1.5 101.51
504 07.03.2012 1940 32.41 34.269 74.278 69.53 2.5 149.97
505 07.03.2012 2235 07.98 34.864 74.116 6.6 1.4 82.28
506 08.03.2012 0517 47.70 35.87 73.453 56.77 0.6 48.99
507 08.03.2012 1301 54.55 36.359 71.956 135.01 1.8 191.89
508 08.03.2012 1859 42.01 36.798 72.894 51.56 1.8 161.42
509 10.03.2012 1357 45.38 35.098 74.255 6.05 1.4 64.12
510 10.03.2012 1426 21.82 36.278 73.618 1.81 1.6 81.53
511 10.03.2012 2048 06.57 35.992 73.425 10.22 2 60.67
512 10.03.2012 2246 26.10 34.932 73.169 2.9 1.6 94.25
513 11.03.2012 0520 49.48 36.282 73.62 13.53 1.6 81.97
514 11.03.2012 0549 58.63 35.099 73.972 0.33 1.2 53.57
515 11.03.2012 1312 13.76 35.691 73.16 67.25 1.5 63.89
516 12.03.2012 0031 43.44 34.766 73.713 5.15 1.2 90.36
517 12.03.2012 0351 59.29 36.243 74.529 41.4 1.4 96.74
518 12.03.2012 0606 40.67 36.833 73.097 20 5.8 155.98
519 12.03.2012 0621 24.77 36.6 73.5 136.34 4.4 118.9
520 12.03.2012 0625 57.68 36.592 73.187 44.56 3 128.48
521 12.03.2012 0628 49.37 36.847 73.124 18.21 3.1 156.43
522 12.03.2012 0631 13.34 36.2 73.405 34.07 2.8 80.74
523 12.03.2012 0638 32.08 36.789 73.155 51.37 3.6 149.33
524 12.03.2012 0737 59.08 36.725 73.646 10 3.8 129.93
525 12.03.2012 0759 33.40 36.725 73.4 9.24 3.6 134.85
526 12.03.2012 0806 53.13 36.805 73.141 35.66 2.4 151.52
527 12.03.2012 0809 41.75 36.615 73.645 8.93 4 117.83
528 12.03.2012 0814 49.07 36.723 73.22 7.09 2.8 140.24
529 12.03.2012 0820 38.10 36.731 73.171 13.08 2.2 142.9
530 12.03.2012 0826 07.17 36.71 73.178 8.89 4.6 140.52
531 12.03.2012 0833 43.86 36.744 73.115 23.56 2.3 146.41
532 12.03.2012 0901 02.32 36.738 73.169 9.67 3 143.67
533 12.03.2012 1201 15.95 36.721 73.164 10.05 3 142.16
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534 12.03.2012 1226 52.38 36.8 73.088 47.94 2.2 153.1
535 12.03.2012 1234 07.36 36.837 73.161 25.48 2.7 153.97
536 12.03.2012 1235 56.11 36.756 73.176 46.75 2.8 145.27
537 12.03.2012 1259 04.38 36.846 74.206 28.25 4.3 145.55
538 12.03.2012 1308 03.80 35.725 73.646 28.25 1 25.29
539 12.03.2012 1402 09.41 36.435 73.326 12.25 3.8 107.27
540 12.03.2012 1405 17.09 36.709 73.176 32.1 4 140.47
541 12.03.2012 1414 35.67 36.842 73.135 23.67 2.5 155.44
542 12.03.2012 1529 06.75 36.808 73.129 42.8 2.9 152.26
543 12.03.2012 1547 14.81 36.8 73.021 40.81 2.2 155.85
544 12.03.2012 1555 03.32 36.837 73.099 44.42 2.6 156.4
545 12.03.2012 1601 19.63 36.845 73.122 23.18 3.7 156.29
546 12.03.2012 1609 29.20 36.828 73.077 33.31 2.5 156.36
547 12.03.2012 1627 45.83 36.779 73.156 38.91 2.3 148.36
548 12.03.2012 1717 27.69 35.074 73.99 10.78 2.2 56.61
549 12.03.2012 1723 02.02 36.858 73.094 32.14 2.8 158.64
550 12.03.2012 1749 37.55 35.954 73.717 5.89 1.5 44.39
551 12.03.2012 1803 40.23 36.758 73.068 44.87 1.8 149.74
552 12.03.2012 1807 26.00 36.785 73.156 53.29 2.6 148.96
553 12.03.2012 1809 09.28 36.014 73.433 30 0 62.14
554 12.03.2012 1820 07.13 36.772 73.11 53.24 2 149.37
555 12.03.2012 1852 31.40 36.8 73.132 52.83 3 151.31
556 12.03.2012 1925 20.48 36.825 73.151 30.42 1.8 153.18
557 12.03.2012 1948 49.99 36.776 73.183 53.09 1.9 147.08
558 12.03.2012 2002 51.09 36.014 73.472 30 0 60.05
559 12.03.2012 2005 52.16 36.795 73.138 46.53 3.9 150.66
560 12.03.2012 2101 31.24 36.775 73.151 50.28 3.6 148.11
561 12.03.2012 2118 34.62 36.763 73.143 49.56 2.7 147.23
562 12.03.2012 2122 18.26 36.881 73.125 26.06 2 159.82
563 12.03.2012 2135 26.38 36.831 73.152 19.07 2.1 153.7
564 12.03.2012 2253 16.37 36.857 73.166 43.96 3.6 155.89
565 12.03.2012 2322 35.46 36.391 73.317 37.19 2.6 103.18
566 12.03.2012 2328 44.90 36.756 73.194 50.3 3.3 144.64
567 12.03.2012 2357 51.56 36.748 73.213 63.81 2.6 143.05
568 13.03.2012 0008 24.32 36.729 73.172 12.57 2.3 142.65
569 13.03.2012 0023 25.59 36.781 73.178 55.73 2.1 147.71
570 13.03.2012 0027 19.54 36.833 73.144 36.52 2 154.24
571 13.03.2012 0046 10.09 36.757 73.176 53.24 2.8 145.34
572 13.03.2012 0103 34.40 36.832 73.175 49.27 3.7 153
573 13.03.2012 0725 47.80 36.792 73.185 37.23 3.1 148.6
574 13.03.2012 0828 03.17 36.859 73.146 42.44 3.5 156.85
575 13.03.2012 0944 47.62 36.502 73.271 39.25 2.8 116.06
576 13.03.2012 1045 41.10 36.818 73.139 46.28 2.1 152.9
577 13.03.2012 1124 27.79 36.83 73.142 51.05 2.5 153.97
578 13.03.2012 1129 05.78 36.694 71.666 179.14 2.3 232.84
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579 13.03.2012 1135 44.85 36.807 73.099 35.29 2.3 153.38
580 13.03.2012 1209 15.91 35.878 73.463 10.53 3.2 48.95
581 13.03.2012 1242 54.72 35.904 73.459 3.69 1.9 51.24
582 13.03.2012 1313 58.60 36.848 73.113 37.28 0 156.96
583 13.03.2012 1341 53.11 36.851 73.106 29.16 2.6 157.46
584 13.03.2012 1352 36.93 36.796 73.151 53.21 2.1 150.19
585 13.03.2012 1356 33.62 36.77 73.181 43.88 2.8 146.49
586 13.03.2012 1416 16.16 35.886 73.447 7.68 1.4 50.66
587 13.03.2012 1504 35.94 35.88 73.466 8.61 1.6 48.94
588 13.03.2012 1527 44.00 36.809 73.133 50.29 2.7 152.2
589 13.03.2012 1543 24.26 36.803 73.106 38.85 1.8 152.65
590 13.03.2012 1632 48.21 36.729 73.191 53.08 1.6 141.96
591 13.03.2012 1648 41.36 36.833 73.162 45.72 2.2 153.55
592 13.03.2012 1709 07.05 36.847 73.122 31.46 2.8 156.45
593 13.03.2012 1720 45.83 36.776 73.106 55.01 1.8 149.96
594 13.03.2012 1754 25.54 36.889 73.148 26.2 1.9 159.79
595 13.03.2012 1800 00.56 36.817 73.129 46.1 2.1 153.15
596 13.03.2012 1824 48.80 36.763 73.096 48.23 1.8 149.05
597 13.03.2012 1835 25.93 35.968 73.486 57.99 1.8 55.17
598 13.03.2012 1907 25.77 35.8 73.6 11.08 2.5 34.15
599 13.03.2012 1936 04.71 36.808 73.149 35.9 2.2 151.49
600 13.03.2012 2017 38.15 36.787 73.008 51.68 1.9 155.13
601 13.03.2012 2035 50.95 36.382 73.318 38.19 2.7 102.28
602 13.03.2012 2038 53.75 36.544 73.261 36.07 1.8 120.68
603 13.03.2012 2045 35.32 36.463 73.397 31.82 1.8 107.43
604 13.03.2012 2047 48.94 36.817 73.153 41.81 2.4 152.33
605 13.03.2012 2125 41.27 36.468 73.293 39.42 2.5 111.82
606 13.03.2012 2153 58.91 36.583 73.271 25.46 2.4 124.24
607 13.03.2012 2213 45.73 36.42 73.322 29.57 2.5 105.94
608 13.03.2012 2223 08.75 36.451 73.267 41.02 3.5 111.2
609 13.03.2012 2250 29.00 36.702 73.219 33.82 2.1 138.15
610 14.03.2012 0007 30.02 36.391 73.351 31.41 1.9 101.81
611 14.03.2012 0020 59.81 36.688 73.163 65.35 1.8 138.94
612 14.03.2012 0027 06.82 36.828 73.106 50.95 3 155.17
613 14.03.2012 0049 15.57 36.865 73.077 37.11 2.5 160.01
614 14.03.2012 0120 51.02 36.786 73.157 40.8 3 148.99
615 14.03.2012 0136 01.00 36.858 73.115 37.06 2.7 157.87
616 14.03.2012 0144 21.27 35.825 73.021 63.88 1.2 80.14
617 14.03.2012 0258 18.10 35.874 73.601 0 0 40.65
618 14.03.2012 0355 13.72 36.733 73.117 9.43 2.7 145.27
619 14.03.2012 0427 31.73 36.715 73.131 1.61 1.7 142.96
620 14.03.2012 0924 26.34 35.819 73.514 16.1 1.6 41.11
621 14.03.2012 0954 21.96 35.583 73.579 7.45 1.2 24.6
622 14.03.2012 1330 10.14 36.801 73.111 35.5 2.1 152.28
623 14.03.2012 1337 13.99 34.574 73.04 56.3 2.1 133.16
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624 14.03.2012 1513 37.79 34.817 73.194 41.74 1.9 102.89
625 14.03.2012 1652 37.07 36.788 73.039 51.84 2 153.87
626 14.03.2012 1704 42.69 36.792 73.038 45.68 1.8 154.36
627 14.03.2012 1707 47.45 36.845 73.082 39.91 1.8 157.78
628 14.03.2012 1821 38.68 36.825 73.088 35.58 1.7 155.61
629 14.03.2012 1922 28.56 36.805 73.169 33.62 1.8 150.46
630 14.03.2012 2251 17.29 36.795 73.135 53.8 1.9 150.8
631 15.03.2012 0035 35.47 36.48 72.495 47.35 2.3 158.57
632 15.03.2012 0049 54.75 36.753 73.143 45.22 1.9 146.22
633 15.03.2012 0214 43.48 36.798 73.16 43.89 2.6 150.08
634 15.03.2012 0346 02.47 35.869 73.475 5.3 1.8 47.5
635 15.03.2012 0538 37.38 36.732 73.302 68.7 1.9 138.4
636 15.03.2012 0612 18.09 36.353 73.339 30.36 2.7 98.59
637 15.03.2012 0701 59.40 36.513 73.261 10 0 117.61
638 15.03.2012 0712 40.91 36.425 73.299 3.35 2 107.29
639 15.03.2012 0758 13.43 35.951 73.464 8.21 1.4 54.87
640 15.03.2012 0922 18.11 36.516 73.293 32.92 3.9 116.67
641 15.03.2012 0947 49.61 36.411 73.309 36.78 2.8 105.58
642 15.03.2012 1111 31.92 36.811 73.117 52.77 2.3 153
643 15.03.2012 1126 43.14 36.366 73.327 31.56 2.3 100.36
644 15.03.2012 1337 26.09 36.783 73.17 37.8 2.2 148.2
645 15.03.2012 1404 01.15 36.938 73.018 53.63 2.4 169.66
646 15.03.2012 1610 42.18 36.394 73.314 42.02 2.3 103.63
647 15.03.2012 1652 07.85 36.708 73.205 38.32 2.8 139.28
648 15.03.2012 2237 58.17 36.379 73.325 33.62 2.5 101.75
649 15.03.2012 2243 50.29 36.312 73.361 33.96 2.7 93.61
650 15.03.2012 2318 33.33 36.542 73.286 32.02 2.1 119.55
651 16.03.2012 0028 24.54 36.761 73.217 39.74 2.4 144.27
652 16.03.2012 0109 02.91 36.697 73.184 62.62 2.3 139.05
653 16.03.2012 0258 12.56 36.2 73.8 30 3.3 70.28
654 16.03.2012 0408 17.71 36.754 73.095 36.63 2.4 148.25
655 16.03.2012 0440 07.79 36.752 73.161 42.49 2.4 145.42
656 16.03.2012 0456 24.96 36.769 73.169 37.21 2.5 146.85
657 16.03.2012 0532 12.54 36.794 73.161 52.23 2.5 149.67
658 16.03.2012 0545 31.35 36.821 73.074 49.09 2.5 155.72
659 16.03.2012 0551 56.35 36.092 73.463 22.84 1.7 67.82
660 16.03.2012 0610 03.29 36.725 73.205 65.09 2.4 140.99
661 16.03.2012 0638 54.16 36.735 73.148 8.65 2.6 144.19
662 16.03.2012 0658 28.29 36.801 73.077 52.12 2.9 153.66
663 16.03.2012 1248 48.13 36.852 73.063 42.14 2.1 159.23
664 16.03.2012 1342 48.98 36.823 73.123 51.07 3.4 154.01
665 16.03.2012 1345 42.50 36.803 73.069 45.05 2.2 154.11
666 16.03.2012 1400 43.98 36.785 73.186 31.11 2.4 147.79
667 16.03.2012 1408 35.41 36.788 73.13 45.84 2.9 150.18
668 16.03.2012 1438 36.88 36.434 73.274 40.19 2.3 109.28
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669 16.03.2012 1453 28.71 36.732 73.122 48.61 2.3 144.96
670 16.03.2012 1546 32.95 36.771 73.156 44.48 2.8 147.49
671 16.03.2012 1744 00.62 36.827 73.155 39.7 3.4 153.19
672 16.03.2012 1747 34.58 36.811 73.144 43.87 2.4 152.05
673 16.03.2012 1801 47.57 35.2 72.91 62.12 1.5 94.75
674 16.03.2012 1831 32.28 36.832 73.061 40.97 2.1 157.38
675 16.03.2012 1941 35.77 36.778 73.123 41.36 2 149.48
676 16.03.2012 2121 42.84 36.756 73.171 49.94 2.7 145.45
677 16.03.2012 2359 52.65 36.766 73.113 46.23 1.7 148.75
678 17.03.2012 0019 12.85 36.762 73.116 45.8 2.4 148.18
679 17.03.2012 0049 25.62 36.813 73.156 38.64 2.1 151.76
680 17.03.2012 0257 33.37 36.353 73.338 34.93 2 98.64
681 17.03.2012 0306 18.90 36.815 73.337 53.09 1.9 145.99
682 17.03.2012 0526 32.99 36.869 73.136 26.42 2.2 158.2
683 17.03.2012 0826 09.09 35.89 73.47 7.42 1.2 49.5
684 17.03.2012 1003 49.66 36.83 73.05 31.01 2.3 157.57
685 17.03.2012 1338 23.17 36.792 73.075 40.22 2 152.79
686 17.03.2012 1552 18.61 36.435 73.306 30.22 1.9 108.04
687 17.03.2012 1644 22.93 36.014 73.418 57.37 2.9 62.94
688 17.03.2012 1708 56.76 36.743 73.197 51.65 3 143.18
689 17.03.2012 1841 46.96 36.811 73.106 49 3.2 153.43
690 17.03.2012 2027 55.78 35.235 75.267 64.88 2.8 133.84
691 18.03.2012 0303 11.84 36.521 73.255 34.05 2.6 118.65
692 18.03.2012 0314 13.04 36.717 73.214 11.54 2.5 139.89
693 18.03.2012 0321 13.49 36.008 73.511 21.23 1.4 57.6
694 18.03.2012 0852 12.20 36.753 73.192 8.98 2.5 144.33
695 18.03.2012 1024 46.32 36.725 73.212 19.65 2 140.82
696 18.03.2012 1354 36.96 35.045 73.608 22.98 1.3 62.47
697 18.03.2012 1537 51.68 36.752 73.163 12.14 0 145.38
698 18.03.2012 1539 54.76 36.749 73.153 11.93 1.9 145.42
699 18.03.2012 1543 16.74 36.688 73.187 15.16 2.1 138.02
700 18.03.2012 1647 04.14 36.777 73.239 7.88 1.7 145.13
701 18.03.2012 1840 45.27 36.701 73.175 10.82 1.8 139.75
702 18.03.2012 1931 51.87 36.713 73.247 11.1 1.8 138.29
703 18.03.2012 2223 45.12 36.702 73.181 9.17 2 139.65
704 19.03.2012 0007 09.75 36.718 73.166 9.57 2 141.84
705 19.03.2012 0112 32.26 36.743 73.172 8.29 1.8 144.11
706 19.03.2012 0116 13.99 36.061 73.405 53.7 2 67.84
707 19.03.2012 0155 48.55 36.788 73.161 4 3.3 149.04
708 19.03.2012 0237 31.85 36.785 73.185 4 3.4 147.85
709 19.03.2012 0253 18.39 36.702 73.096 10.23 2.1 143.13
710 19.03.2012 0318 19.00 36.791 73.193 34.39 3 148.25
711 19.03.2012 0417 43.35 36.842 73.206 36.12 2 152.92
712 19.03.2012 0520 10.30 35.926 73.466 7.43 1.7 52.74
713 19.03.2012 0756 47.82 36.226 73.383 27.29 2.6 84.32
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714 19.03.2012 1040 52.55 36.681 73.188 65.07 2.6 137.25
715 19.03.2012 1339 30.51 36.763 73.013 33.33 2.5 152.6
716 19.03.2012 1455 37.22 36.522 73.319 42.28 1.9 116.27
717 20.03.2012 0006 40.66 36.678 73.197 87.95 2.4 136.63
718 20.03.2012 0445 59.61 36.552 73.264 31.16 2 121.37
719 20.03.2012 0544 21.61 36.529 71.451 228.28 4.4 240.88
720 20.03.2012 0552 57.84 36.75 73.232 66.05 2.1 142.63
721 20.03.2012 1100 39.41 36.705 73.214 94.73 2.2 138.65
722 20.03.2012 1248 10.14 34.882 73.117 33.7 2.3 101.52
723 20.03.2012 1600 07.40 36.821 73.149 19.15 3.6 152.83
724 20.03.2012 1637 19.73 36.42 73.331 26.71 2.8 105.6
725 21.03.2012 0028 35.18 36.574 73.195 43.74 2 126.35
726 21.03.2012 0059 50.07 36.212 73.555 53.22 1.6 76.27
727 21.03.2012 0222 21.67 36.998 72.568 176.57 2.4 196.26
728 21.03.2012 1423 02.38 36.882 73.167 10.6 3 158.39
729 21.03.2012 1805 04.01 35.155 74.017 9.15 1.6 48.64
730 21.03.2012 1940 24.29 36.601 73.275 31.68 3 125.91
731 21.03.2012 2151 31.25 36.891 73.12 31.09 2.5 160.99
732 22.03.2012 0344 33.92 36.852 73.043 18.3 2.5 160.11
733 22.03.2012 0513 48.70 36.748 73.199 64.53 2.5 143.62
734 22.03.2012 0537 18.34 36.794 73.103 52.17 2.3 151.84
735 22.03.2012 0717 19.44 36.76 73.188 53.5 2.4 145.22
736 22.03.2012 0917 57.43 36.76 73.203 50.26 2.3 144.66
737 22.03.2012 0924 08.12 36.776 73.152 48.17 2.1 148.2
738 22.03.2012 0937 41.64 34.4 72.13 25 2.7 203.89
739 22.03.2012 0947 54.81 36.735 73.214 53.08 2.5 141.76
740 22.03.2012 1334 13.81 36.859 73.216 67.19 1.8 154.41
741 22.03.2012 1355 31.65 36.786 73.112 46.99 2 150.71
742 22.03.2012 1415 36.28 36.657 73.388 82.22 1.8 127.98
743 22.03.2012 1417 51.25 35.917 74.037 15.76 2.3 42.11
744 22.03.2012 1510 53.21 35.923 74.046 14.17 1.6 43.12
745 22.03.2012 1948 30.24 36.757 73.184 53.51 2.9 145.03
746 22.03.2012 2004 08.77 34.988 72.976 1.22 2.2 102.48
747 22.03.2012 2127 23.82 37.219 72.656 204.53 3.1 212.5
748 23.03.2012 0123 30.44 34.835 73.256 35.1 2 98.05
749 23.03.2012 0412 32.51 35.907 74.051 16.76 1.9 41.65
750 23.03.2012 0912 21.50 35.916 74.042 13.38 2.4 42.23
751 23.03.2012 1413 30.63 36.751 73.125 47.98 2.1 146.74
752 23.03.2012 2000 41.72 36.769 73.191 38.52 2.3 146
753 23.03.2012 2036 45.63 36.725 73.131 7.81 2.8 143.95
754 24.03.2012 0006 39.86 36.73 73.14 40 3.2 144.04
755 24.03.2012 0209 25.14 36.808 73.081 52.85 3 154.15
756 24.03.2012 0259 11.58 36.821 73.1 52.71 3 154.74
757 24.03.2012 0320 41.04 36.821 73.12 52.73 2.7 153.89
758 24.03.2012 1221 04.78 36.843 73.151 51.92 2.5 155.02
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759 24.03.2012 1326 20.73 36.82 73.18 31.2 2.2 151.62
760 24.03.2012 1450 15.69 34.658 73.749 39.5 1.9 101.9
761 24.03.2012 1745 41.60 36.812 73.081 41.79 2.3 154.55
762 24.03.2012 1908 03.74 34.525 73.188 10 2.5 131.09
763 24.03.2012 1928 24.51 35.944 74.001 11.06 1.4 43.86
764 24.03.2012 2228 58.67 36.832 73.038 31.8 2.4 158.27
765 24.03.2012 2344 47.28 36.813 73.102 52.33 2.8 153.84
766 25.03.2012 0021 48.55 36.824 73.153 25.72 2 153.01
767 25.03.2012 0303 31.83 36.777 73.171 48.27 2.8 147.55
768 25.03.2012 0430 24.75 36.767 73.18 64.61 2.5 146.23
769 25.03.2012 0439 47.59 36.881 73.153 0.7 2.4 158.79
770 25.03.2012 1737 46.58 36.806 73.141 57.15 2.5 151.6
771 25.03.2012 1921 50.79 36.825 73.109 49.81 2.4 154.75
772 25.03.2012 2133 27.93 36.834 73.113 52.92 2.1 155.55
773 25.03.2012 2236 46.57 36.755 73.065 50.25 2.2 149.61
774 25.03.2012 2241 21.57 36.806 73.071 47.94 2.3 154.33
775 26.03.2012 0010 47.72 36.828 73.123 48.92 2.8 154.47
776 26.03.2012 0116 06.20 36.88 73.088 23.51 2.4 161.06
777 26.03.2012 0328 28.68 35.765 73.019 2 0 78.19
778 26.03.2012 1241 18.06 34.934 73.177 35.9 1.6 93.57
779 26.03.2012 2008 53.62 36.775 73.131 52.69 0 148.87
780 27.03.2012 0231 44.39 36.833 73.139 53.07 2.2 154.46
781 27.03.2012 0446 51.74 34.873 73.183 18.65 3.1 98.51
782 27.03.2012 1109 54.73 35.667 73.769 40 0 13.11
783 27.03.2012 1122 15.66 36.744 73.238 10.99 1.9 141.8
784 28.03.2012 0912 53.37 36.875 73.114 12.18 2.8 159.62
785 28.03.2012 1749 58.26 36.022 72.55 75.07 3.2 127.66
786 28.03.2012 1921 57.30 35.014 73.778 24.01 1.8 62.19
787 28.03.2012 2158 58.91 34.685 73.461 47.46 2.2 104.73
788 29.03.2012 0324 18.48 35.439 72.719 18.72 2.7 103.5
789 29.03.2012 0915 23.95 36.882 71.878 152.87 3 229.51
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Report 1

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  • 2. Voice: (0995) 662220 Office of The Director Fax: (0995) 660003 Micro Seismic Monitoring System E-Mail: sspkazim@hotmail.com Tarbela Dam Project Cell: 0300-5478842 NO. DSS/KAZ/12/ Dated: 02.08.2012 CEO/GM Diamer Basha Dam Project 708 WAPDA House, Lahore Subject: DIAMER BASHA DAM PROJECT SEISMIC DATA REPORT No 1 Kindly find attached two copies of Diamer Basha Dam Project (DBDP) Seismic Data Report No. 1, covering the period January 01, 2012 to March 31, 2012. During May 2012 recorded seismic data from February 2010 through March 2012 of ten stand-alone seismic stations installed around DBDP was received by the Directorate of Seismic Studies, Tarbela. After merging of old format data the offline processing/analysis was carried out with Antelope Software. Later every event was reviewed by the Tarbela Seismologist on Antelope Software for precise detection of Seismological Parameters. As and when more data backlog is finalized the reports will be issued. As many as 790 micro seismic events originating from various seismically active sources were located within an area of 250 km radial distance from DBDP. Magnitude range of all the located micro seismic events was between 0.0 and 5.8, while the focal depth varied from 0.0 to 359.94 km. Majority of the micro seismic events remained concentrated in Zone 2, an area bounded between Main Karakoram Thrust (MKT) and Main Mantle Thrust (MMT). Within an area covering one degree radial distance from DBDP a total of 347 micro seismic events were located. Magnitude range remained between 0.0 and 3.8 while depth was confined between 0.0 and 213.29 km. Quite a number of micro seismic events were located along faults mapped during the neotectonics studies. Attachments: As Above. SYED KAZIM MEHDI Director Seismic Studies Copy to, 1. Member (Water), WAPDA House, Lahore. 2. General Manager & Project Director (TDP). 3. G. M. (C & M), 530 WAPDA House, Lahore. 4. G. M. (TS) Sunny View, Kashmir Road, Lahore. 5. Consultant (Mega Dams) 191 WAPDA House, Lahore. 6. Advisor (DBDP) 707 WAPDA House Lahore. 7. Chief Engineer (Construction), DBDP, WAPDA, Chillas. 8. Chief Engineer (Civil) TDP. 9. Chief Engineer (DSO), Sunny View, Kashmir Road, Lahore. 10. Central Library, WAPDA House, Lahore. 11. PMO Library, TDP. PAKISTAN Water And Power Development Authority
  • 3. LIST OF CONTENTS Page No. 1. GENERAL 01 2. MICRO SEISMIC DATA 01 3. SEISMOTECTONIC 02 4. KOHISTAN ISLAND ARC 03 5. INDUS KOHISTAN SEISMIC ZONE 04 5.1. Faults, Shearing and Fractures/Joints 05 6. MAIN MANTLE THRUST (MMT) 05 7. MAIN KARAKORAM THRUST (MKT) 06 8. MAIN BOUNDARY THRUST (MBT) 06 9. NEOTECTONICS STUDIES 06 10.REVIEW OF SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENTS FOR (DBDP) AREA 07 11.MICRO SEISMIC DATA ANALYSIS 08 11.0.1 Micro Seismic Data Analysis Within 10 Radius 08
  • 4. FIGURES Figure -1 Tectonic setting of Northern Pakistan Figure -2 Map showing active faults around DIAMER BASHA DAM PROJECT Figure -3 Magnitude versus seismic events Figure -4 Focal depths versus seismic events Figure -5 Monthwise energy release
  • 5. 1.0 GENERAL The Diamer-Basha Dam Project (DBDP) is proposed to be located on the Indus River 315 km upstream of Tarbela Dam Project about 180 km below the town of Gilgit and around 40 km downstream of Chillas. Main features of DBDP are: Project Structure Description Main Dam Maximum height Type 272 meters Roller concrete Diversion System 2 Nos Diversion Tunnels (right side) 1 Nos Diversion Channel (right side) Upstream & Downstream coffer dams Main Spillway No of gates Size of gates 14 11.5 * 16.24 meters. Reservoir Full Supply Level Crest Elevation Level Gross Storage Live storage Min. operating level 1160 mals. 1170 mals. 8.5 MAF. 6.4 MAF. 1160 mals. Outlets in The Dam Body Low level Flushing 2 5 Power House Total Installed Capacity Location and Type Location and Type No. of Units Average Generation 2 4500 MW Unattended Underground, one each on right and left side 12 each of 375 MW 19208 GWh/year. 2.0 MICRO SEISMIC DATA According to the recommendations of International Committee On Large Dams (ICOLD), “on such a large dam, micro seismic network be installed at least five years before the main constructions, for the purpose of safety monitoring”. The Diamer Basha Micro Seismic Monitoring System (MSMS) comprising of ten stand-alone stations was commissioned during September 2007. Location coordinates of WAPDA MSMS are given in Table-1. The recorded seismic data was downloaded by WAPDA Seismologists from individual sites and sent to M/S Kinemetrics Inc., Switzerland for processing/analysis through Antelope Software, up till February 2009. However, due to some unavoidable reasons it was not possible to record the data from March 2009 till January 2010. Recently during May 2012 the data from the sites was Page 1
  • 6. downloaded for the period February 2010 through March 2012 and sent to Directorate of Seismic Studies, Tarbela, for processing /analysis. Antelope Software was purchased and installed at seismic Central Recording Station (CRS), Tarbela, by WAPDA during March 2010. Since the seismic data is recorded through an old version system of stand-alone stations, therefore it is not immediately possible to process/analyze the whole data. All the individual stations are to be merged together and then every single event is to be studied and reviewed by the Tarbela Seismologists. As a first step the data from January 2012 to March 2012 is processed/analyzed and submitted for further interpretations. 3.0 SEISMOTECTONIC The accretion of the Indian Plate after north-directed subduction of oceanic crust with the Kohistan Arc/Asian Craton occurred about 20 Ma ago along a suture stretching from western Europe through the Alps, Greece, Pakistan, the Himalayas, China before turning south towards Indonesia. This continental collision zone has since changed character into a fold-and thrust belt e.g. in the Pakistan region the continent–continent collision produced several major thrust – and associated strike-slip fault zones. Structural geometry shows that the duplex stacks in nappe structures became younger away from the suture zone in the opposite direction that the footwall plate is moving. Thus for the Pakistan region the older thrusts are near the Main Mantle Thrust or suture zone (MMT) and the youngest further down south along the Salt Range Thrust well within the India plate. The three major geotectonic provinces are: • Eurasian Plate (containing the Northern Karakorum Tethyan Zone, The Karakorum Batholith, Volcanic and Metasediments south of Karakorum Batholith). • Kohistan Island Arc. • Indian Plate. All provinces have distinctly different lithologies and tectonic settings and are separated by two major branches of the Indus suture, the Main Karakoram Thrust (MKT) and Main Mantle Thrust (MMT). Both sutures are marked by the occurrence of a mélange including ultramafic rocks, the southern one also having a wedge of garnet granulites, the second largest such occurrence in the world. The geotectonic setting of northern Pakistan is characterized by the occurrence of ancient island arcs known as the Kohistan Arc and the Ladakh Arc, divided by the Nanga Parbat - Haramosh Massif. This region is seismically one of the most active intercontinental regions in the world. In Pakistan the NW margin of the seismically active Indo-Pakistan plate forms a belt consisting of the • Sulaiman belt representing a zone of transpression • NW Himalayan belt representing a zone of convergence. This zone is further subdivided by the following major thrusts MonaLisa, et al (2005) O Main Karakoram Thrust (MKT) or Shyok Suture Zone O Main Mantle Thrust (MMT) or Indus Suture Zone O Main Boundary Thrust (MBT) O Salt Range Thrust (SRT) Page 2
  • 7. 4.0 KOHISTAN ISLAND ARC The Basha Diamer dam site is situated on the Kohistan Arc (~100 Ma) which is sandwiched between the northern Asian/Eurasian continental plate and the southern Indian plate. The Kohistan Oceanic Arc is bounded in the north by the Main Karakoram Thrust (MKT) and in the south by the Main Mantle Thrust (MMT). Along the MKT the region is sutured to the Asiatic mass/Asian Plate, including the Eurasian Continent and Karakoram micro-continental blocks. The territory of Kohistan covers about 36000 km2 . The Kohistan sequence represents a structurally coherent section of an island arc terrain, compromising of a 30 to 40 km thick section consisting of metamorphosed, plutonic, volcanic and sedimentary rocks. The tectonic and the stratigraphic sequence of the area are extremely complex The southern part of the Kohistan Arc consists of: • The Kohistan batholith (Kohistan northern Boundary Fault). • Chillas Complex (Kohistan northern Boundary Fault). The Diamer-Basha Dam site is situated on the Chillas Complex which represents a vast stratiform cumulate body of more than 300 km long and up to 8 km thick. It mainly consists of calc-alkaline gabbro-norites which locally show magmatic layering with various syncrystallization slumping, faulting and brecciation features. The igneous rocks of this complex display several phases of tectonic deformation during which a penetrative tectonic fabric was generated. During this tctogenesis the basic rocks were deformed into a series of recumbent south-verging isoclinal anticlines separated by tight narrow synclines. The sub-horizontal fold axis and the northerly dipping regional tectonic layering mostly trend roughly eastwest. These synclines probably represent the planes along which the majority of shear strain was accommodated and which in places developed into ductile thrust planes. The proposed dam site for the dam occurs on the upper limb of such a northward dipping (south-verging) overturned recumbent structure. This sequence is fault-bounded on both sides by pyroxene diorites, tonalite and amphibolites (northern and southern amphibolites). The further subdivisions of the Chillas complex rocks are in faulted contact with each other. As such these contacts would form the closest major through- going (continuous over long distances) fault structures to the dam site. The configuration of these faults may change locally depending upon the thickness of individual rock bodies at various places. • Kamila amphibolite Complex (Kohistan southern Boundary Fault) comprising mostly amphibolites (Ka) which include banded, bedded and layered amphibolites, metamorphosed mainly from basic to intermediate, volcanic to plutonic igneous rocks. The belt represents the mid crustal regions of the primitive arc. • Jijal Complex, contains a variety of orthoamphibolites, mostly of volcanic origin, represents the higher grade granulites of the Chillas Complex subjected to metamorphic conditions of the lower crust. • The Raikot shear develops towards the east, separate from MMT, displaying a North- South trend. • The area between MMT and SRT, (Indian Plate) containing pre-collisional sedimentary units (Pz) as well as syn- to posttectonic molasse deposits, is known as the NW Himalayan Fold and Thrust belt (250 km wide and 560 km long). This northern boundary of this zone (marked by MMT) is approximately 46 km south of the proposed dam site MonaLisa, et al (2005). Within this zone the Panjal-Khairabad Fault divides it into a; Page 3
  • 8. O Northern hinterland zone (or Hazara Crystalline Zone or Himalayan Crystalline Zone) is lying between MMT and Panjal-Khairabad Fault represented by metamorphic and igneous rocks where shearing and imbrications have resulted in complex deformation patterns along with basement thrusting. It is subdivided into six nappe zones.  Southern foreland zone is lying between the Panjal-Khairabad Fault and the Salt Range Thrust (SRT) consisting of a thick (8 km) sequence of sedimentary rocks overlying the older crystalline basement. It is subdivided into three zones. 5.0 INDUS KOHISTAN SEISMIC ZONE On the basis of Tarbela Microseismic data in the region during 1973-74, a wedged shaped NW trending structure was recognized and named as Indus Kohistan Seismic Zone (IKSZ). Later more data and studies confirmed the presence of this 100 km long feature between HKS and MMT. This 50 km wide zone of seismicity has a nearly horizontal upper surface and a NE dipping lower surface. On the basis of re-located hypocenters, two seismic zones were identified within the IKSZ. A shallow zone extending from the surface to a depth of 8 km and a more pronounced midcrustal zone lying at depths of 12 to 25 km. The upper boundary at depth of about 12 km is considered to represent a decollement surface that decouples the sediments and metasediments from the basement. Fig. 1 Tectonic setting of northern Pakistan. Also shown are hinterland and foreland zones of the NW Himalayan fold and-thrust belt. Area with diagonal lines represents the Indus Kohistan seismic zone, with its probable south–eastward extension shown in dashes. MKT main Karakoram Thrust, MMT main mantle thrust, MBT main boundary thrust, PT Punjal Thrust, HTS Hazara Thrust System Page 4
  • 9. The IKSZ is seismically the most active structure in the region, as it is capable of generating large events. It is predominantly a thrust fault with a NW striking and NE dipping plane parallel to the general trend of the MBT to the SE of Muzaffarabad. However, one cannot equate the IKSZ with MBT because of their different tectonic history. The MBT and HTS are among the many structural units. Prior to 2005, the most destructive earthquake, associated with IKSZ, was the December 28, 1974 Pattan earthquake with Mw = 6.5. One of the reports during 1981 proposed a shallow dipping seismically active detachment under the outer and lesser Himalayas from the steeper and mostly aseismic basement thrust under the Higher Himalayas that extends further north past the HKS. This 200 to 300 km width detachment joins IKSZ and extends northward beyond it. After the October 08, 2005 Kashmir Hazara earthquake of 7.6 magnitude and aftershocks recorded by the WAPDA seismic observatories it was concluded that the IKSZ is seismically active and was the source of the earthquake. The results also indicated that IKSZ extends further southeast into the center of Syntaxis. 5.1 Faults, Shearing and Fractures/Joints The NEAC (2004) investigation proposed that the Indian plate is still moving northwards at a very high rate of 40 mm per annum, by which the continental crust of the India craton and plate is been subducted beneath the Kohistan Arc/Asian craton. This implies either compression to the east of the Jhelum Fault or extension to the west thereof. The uplift rate of 7 mm per annum for the Kohistan Oceanic Arc may be indicative of a compression mechanism or isostatic effects, because post-glacial uplift of 10mm/a are measured in Europe without any compressional tectonic regime. This implies a relative higher subduction rate along the MMT east of the shear and therefore underneath the dam site. Since this is a post-nappe forming shear event it may be responsible for the shear strain present in the Kohistan Arc, causing the brittle joint development. The most recent values established by Diamer Basha Consultants yield a plate convergence rate of 36 mm/a. Recent adits undertaken for power plants, covering 900 m of excavations, did not intersect any significant tectonic elements. In the crystalline terrain it is possible to distinguish between sheared and unsheared rock. The sheared matrix contains metamorphic actinolite and migmatites reflecting the healing of the disturbed texture after deformation in a ductile metamorphic environment and is therefore unlikely to pose a structural weakness during neotectonic activities. None of these shears were reactivated during the recent past. Some of the smaller veins and bodies were emplaced parallel to each other and along pre-deformation and metamorphism weak zones. At least forty major and seismically active quaternary faults (further than 50 km from the dam site, south of Main Mantle Thrust) capable of causing damage were identified by MonaLisa, et al 2005). 6.0 MAIN MANTLE THRUST (MMT) The Main Mantle Thrust (MMT) is a 400 km long, north dipping suture zone between the Indo- Pakistan Sub-continental plate and the Kohistan Arc. It extends from Khar (Bajaur Agency) in the west to the north of Naran (Kaghan Valley) in the east where it takes a northeast ward bend towards the east of Bunji and gets truncated by Raikot Fault. The thrust inclines steeply near the surface; however, this inclination is believed to decrease considerably with depth likewise as interpreted for other local thrust faults of the region. This mega-thrust zone is marked by the presence of upper mantle and lower crustal rocks on the Kohistan side and exhumed deep lower crustal rocks such as blue schist and eclogite on the Indian side. The rocks in the Kohistan Arc which are exposed along the MMT are defined as the Shangla melange, the Page 5
  • 10. Dargai-Kot-Prang Gar melange, the Jijal ultramafics and the Spat ultramafic complex. Dunite is present all along the MMT, in places altered to talc-carbonates, serpentinites, or occurring fresh. The dunite is frequently sheared at many places along with peridotite, pyroxenites and cumulate layers are amphibolized. This thrust manifests a broad high topography and the structure is inclined at a steep angle near the surface, but the dip is thought to decrease with depth, as interpreted for other thrusts in the region. As such it is assumed that this north dipping fault passes under the dam site at a minimum depth of ±20 km. Auxilliary structures associated with the MMT include imbricate thrusts and shears parallel to it, including the Kamila Shear Zone. Towards the east the major north-south striking Raikhot Fault zone, which together with its associated structures, exhibits remarkable neotectonic features with recent associated earthquakes between November 2002 and January 2003 (NEAC, 2004). It is considered that ruptures on the MMT would be limited to comparatively short segments of the system of faults, shears and sutures. This assumption is supported by mapping that the trace of this feature is remarkably sinuous (NEAC, 2004). The approximate horizontal distance from the dam site is 46 km. 7.0 MAIN KARAKORAM THRUST (MKT) The Main Karakorum Thrust (MKT), also called the Shyok Suture Zone, is a regional thrust separating the Asian mass from the Kohistan Island/Oceanic Arc, which contains among other the Chillas Complex. The north dipping MKT is associated with significant seismic activity e.g. 1948 with magnitude of 6.8. It is considered that a rupture along the MKT could involve long portions of the fault system, because it is comparatively straight over significant distances and other boundary structures elsewhere in the Himalayas behave similarly (NEAC, 2004). This thrust is approximately at a 94 km horizontal distance from the dam site. 8.0 MAIN BOUNDARY THRUST (MBT) The most significant and active tectonic feature of regional extent is the Main Boundary Thrust (MBT). It is main frontal thrust of the Himalayan Range, which runs along the Himalayan arc for almost 2500 km from Assam in the east to Kashmir and Parachinar in the west. The MBT along with other associated thrusts forms the sharp conspicuous Hazara-Kashmir Syntaxis. This syntaxial bend is the most dominant tectonic feature of the area as all local major fault systems and geologic structures follow its trend. On the west side of this feature, the MBT initially follows a rather southwest trend and then extends westward reaching Parachinar. Near its surface trace, the MBT dips northward at a steep angle, which becomes sub-horizontal with depth. A number of large to major earthquakes have occurred along the Himalayan Arc east of the Hazara-Kashmir Syntaxis during the last two centuries, which places it amongst the most active regions of the world. Much of the seismicity recorded during the last century is attributed to surface and subsurface extensions of the MBT and other associated thrusts. Based on this data Seeber et al. (1981) have shown that great earthquakes occurring along Himalayan Arc are probably related to slips taking place along this quasi-horizontal detachment surface. The most recent shallow depth Kashmir-Hazara earthquake of October 08, 2005 (Mw = 7.6) originated along the Bagh-Balakot fault or Jhelum Thrust (Mehdi 2009) that is branch of MBT. 9.0 NEOTECTONICS STUDIES During the Neotectonics studies around Diamer Basha Dam site faults F0, F1, F2 and F3 were mapped in the close vicinity. The detections and alignment of epicenters shall make clear the original extent of these faults. Page 6
  • 11. 10.0 REVIEW OF SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENTS FOR THE DIAMER BASHA DAM PROJECT (DBDP) AREA The Atlas on Seismicity and Volcanism divides the world into the following four Seismic Zones: 1. Very heavy exposure to earthquakes. 2. Heavy exposure to earthquakes. 3. Moderate exposure to earthquakes. 4. Low exposure to earthquakes. The Diamer Basha dam site is located in the second zone (heavy exposure to earthquakes). Similarly within the scenario of the 8 October 2005 earthquake in which more than 0.10 million lives were lost, it becomes important to treat the seismic safety monitoring for a dam that is located in an area experiencing significant seismicity very carefully and correctly. During the feasibility study carried out by M/S Montreal Engineering Company (MONENCO), Canada in 1984, it was assessed that most of the seismicity occurs as seismic cluster northwest of the dam site (along Jaglot Syncline) and along the Main Mantle Thrust (MMT), about 46 km south of the dam site. They concluded a peak horizontal ground acceleration (PGA) of 0.4g for a Maximum Credible Earthquake (MCE) of M=7.75, (located 15 km away), and a PGA=0.3g for a Maximum Design Earthquake (MDE). Although, MONENCO ruled out the existence of some active faults in the vicinity of the dam site, they did report one earthquake with magnitude 5.7 (1974) located only about 13 km from the project. It should be noted that these distances were relevant to the position of the proposed dam site at that stage. As an update of the MONENCO study NEAC (2004) found that contacts of all the major Lithologic units are faulted, including the southern and northern boundaries of the Chillas Complex in which the dam site is located. The Kamila Complex is also dissected by numerous shear zones and is bound to the north (nearer to the dam site) by a major shear zone (Kamila Shear Zone). NEAC (2004) concluded an MCE of magnitude 7.5 for MMT (at 30 km horizontal distance), 8.0 for MKT (Main Karakorum Thrust at 94 km), 7.5 for the Chillas Fault (at 15 km) and a Floating Earthquake with magnitude 6.0 to be located about 15 km from the dam site. Based on these, they recommended a PGA for both the MCE and MDE as 0.4g on the fault along the boundary of the Chillas Complex. Based on the relative tectonic regions/characteristics, the combination of seismic zones defined by NEAC (2004) and Monalisa (2005) are: • Zone 1 which covers the area north of MKT. MCE of Magnitude 8.0 for MKT (Main Karakorum Thrust at 94 km north from dam site). • Zone 2 which cover the Kohistan Island Arc area, containing the proposed dam site. MCE of Magnitude 7.5 for the Chillas active fault in the Thak Gah, approximately 40 km upstream from the dam site (DBC geological mapping) Floating Earthquake with magnitude 6 to be located about 15 km from the dam site. • Zone 3 which covers the area south of MMT subdivided into the following four seismotectonic zones, from north to south: Page 7
  • 12. i. Swat-Astor Zone (SASZ), nearest to the dam site, with its most critical tectonic feature, MMT, forming its northern boundary. MCE of Magnitude 7.5 for MMT 46 km south from dam site. ii. Peshawar-Hazara Seismic Zone (PHSC) iii. Kohat-Potwar-Salt Range Seismic Zone (KPSZ) iv. Surghar-Kurram Seismic Zone (SKSZ) Based on the above seismic zones the Council for Geosciences of South Africa during 2007 calculated the maximum possible magnitude for each zone as: Zone-1 maximum M = 7.8. Zone-2 maximum M = 7.4. Zone-3 maximum M = 8.0. For a radius of 450 km surrounding the site, a maximum Magnitude of 8.0 was obtained. Hence, it was recommended that the MCE should be an earthquake of magnitude 8.0 for the dam site. 11.0 MICRO SEISMIC DATA ANALYSIS The micro seismic data recordings contained around 2500 seismic events from January 2012 to March 2012. After careful processing/analysis and review 790 micro seismic events were located within an area of 250 km radial distance around the Diamer-Basha Dam Project (DBDP), by the Tarbela Seismologists, through the Antelope Software. Seismological parameters of all the located micro seismic events are given in Table-2. Magnitude range of all the located micro seismic events is between 0.0 and 5.8, while the focal depth varies from 0.0 to 359.94 km. There are 56 seismic events having Magnitudes ≥ 3.0. Prominent was a shallow focused seismic event located on March 12, 2012 with Magnitude 5.8 and around NW 156 km away from DBDP. It was followed by more than 100 aftershocks ranging from 1.9 and 4.6. Located micro seismic events have been plotted on seismotectonic map presented as Figure-2. Mostly the micro seismic events have aligned along the know/mapped faults like Main Karakoram Thrust (MKT), Main Mantle Thrust (MMT) and Indus Kohistan Seismic Zone (IKSZ). IKSZ is interpreted as the source for the October 08, 2005 Kashmir Hazara earthquake. As indicated in the Seismic Hazard Analysis Report 2007 the micro seismicity is concentrated in Zone 2, an area bounded between MKT and MMT. 11.0.1 Micro Seismic Data Analysis Within 10 Radius There are 347 micro seismic events located 10 radius off DBDP. Magnitude range remained between 0.0 and 3.8 while depth was confined between 0.0 and 213.29 km. As many as 285 (82.1 %) micro seismic events originated with Magnitude 0.0 to 2.0 (Figure-3). In this area there are only seven seismic events located with Magnitude ≥ 3.0. Page 8
  • 13. Depth wise distribution of micro seismic events is presented in Figure-4, indicating that 222 (63.9 %) originated from crustal depth confined up 30 km. Due to four seismic events with Magnitude > 3.0 the energy release during March 2012 was higher as compared to the months of January 2012 and February 2012 (Figure-5) In the neotectonics studies Faults F0, F1, F2 and F3 were mapped by the Consultants within an area of 50 km around DBDP and confined up to depth of 20 km. This area can be designated as DBDP Seismic Zone. Quite a number of micro seismic events have aligned along the mapped faults, specifically the Fault F0, along which there is concentration of seismic events. 34.5 35 35.5 36 36.5 72.5 73 73.5 74 74.5 Fig.2 Page 9 MAP SHOWING ACTIVE FAULTS AROUND DIAMER BASHA DAM PROJECT
  • 14. Page 10 Magnitude versus seismic events
  • 15. Focal depths versus seismic events Page 11
  • 17. Table 1. Location parameters of WAPDA MSMS Network Station Latitude Longitude Altitude (m) CRS 34.0600 72.6886 380 Ambar AMB 34.0540 72.4150 330 Tarbela Attock CAM 33.7350 72.2340 312 Chitral CHT 35.9220 71.8440 1586 Darband DAR 34.3790 72.8690 681 Nathian NAT 34.3460 72.3900 660 Shinkiari SHI 34.4830 73.3060 1554 Skardu SKR 35.3030 75.6400 2261 Swabi Mera SWM 34.1300 72.8490 472 Tarbela TAR 34.0510 72.6980 406 Utla UTL 34.2710 72.6840 1181 Besham BSM 34.9030 72.8610 618 Dasu Pattan PPS 35.1010 72.9950 757 Dasu KMD 35.2601 73.2301 912 Ushu KMN 35.5375 72.6675 2255 Andher Bela KGN 34.8471 73.5567 2015 Sazin SZN 35.5101 73.4330 1014 Jaglot DDJ 35.6903 74.6040 1585 Bunji Hanuchal HNL 35.8390 74.7080 1450 Shangus SHN 35.7210 74.8226 1712 DBD1 35.7255 73.6462 2127.9 Basha DBD2 35.6634 73.9455 1828.8 DBD3 35.5743 73.8529 1232.4 DBD4 35.5142 73.7590 1209 DBD5 35.5859 73.7097 1857.6 DBD6 35.5001 73.3665 1000.9 DBD7 35.4273 73.6205 2048.9 DBD8 35.4800 73.6930 2004.1 DBD9 35.3820 73.8564 2092.2 DBD10 35.4369 74.1514 1250.5 Qiblabandi 33.9100 72.6100 400 Old(VHF) Dormai 34.3500 72.5100 1098 Chinarkot 34.0100 72.7500 1206 Bagra 33.9800 73.0700 784 View Point 34.0800 72.7100 537 Page 13
  • 18. Table 2.Seismic Data located By DBDP MSMS (January-March 2012) Sr.No Date Time (UTC) Lat (N) Long (E) Depth (KM) Mag (ML) Distance from Basha(KM) 000 01.01.2012 0016 21.81 35.956 71.265 200.7 2.3 237.41 001 01.01.2012 0110 44.63 36.003 73.661 62.36 0.7 51.11 002 01.01.2012 0239 27.24 35.044 74.632 125.87 1.7 92.05 003 01.01.2012 0536 29.15 35.602 73.917 45.56 2.6 7.03 004 01.01.2012 1422 55.55 35.56 73.645 0.34 1.4 18.55 005 01.01.2012 2004 51.45 36.614 71.441 230.13 3.4 245.89 006 01.01.2012 2343 28.03 35.633 71.454 116.85 0 216.98 007 02.01.2012 0413 37.44 34.973 73.159 36.56 2.1 91.43 008 02.01.2012 0707 51.40 35.794 73.306 56.53 1 55.17 009 02.01.2012 1138 21.75 36.048 71.72 147.49 2.1 199.55 010 02.01.2012 1232 30.31 36.181 73.857 17.12 1.8 67.98 011 02.01.2012 1329 02.79 36.739 71.61 186.22 2.7 239.72 012 02.01.2012 1518 19.05 34.35 75.65 15 3.5 213.09 013 02.01.2012 1616 06.48 36.555 71.451 212.87 2.2 242.08 014 02.01.2012 1718 00.28 34.398 73.421 42.97 1.7 136.25 015 02.01.2012 1837 31.46 35.802 74.28 104.91 1.3 46.66 016 02.01.2012 1841 51.29 36.938 72.119 45.92 2.1 217.55 017 02.01.2012 1848 51.51 36.229 71.257 171.73 3.1 245.05 018 02.01.2012 1900 38.12 36.66 71.515 232.12 2.6 242.55 019 02.01.2012 1927 24.62 36.596 71.511 196.63 3.8 239.42 020 02.01.2012 1955 33.82 36.116 73.165 22.48 2.1 86.67 021 02.01.2012 2215 33.39 36.27 74.104 20.2 1.5 81.26 022 03.01.2012 0043 48.93 35.925 74.012 12.13 1.1 42.16 023 03.01.2012 0115 21.70 37.406 72.242 196.89 3 249.92 024 03.01.2012 0242 01.54 34.78 73.248 2.76 2.1 103.65 025 03.01.2012 0335 37.28 36.748 71.931 213.12 2.3 216.64 026 03.01.2012 0350 51.48 36.636 71.883 146.56 2.2 212.96 027 03.01.2012 0740 55.30 36.331 74.722 115.27 2.3 115.56 028 03.01.2012 0911 42.53 36.623 71.396 225.32 2.3 249.94 029 03.01.2012 1214 43.62 35.225 74.179 54.38 0.9 48.64 030 03.01.2012 1925 42.60 36.514 74.733 35.56 1.9 131.76 031 03.01.2012 1947 12.01 34.494 73.548 9.85 1.3 122.87 032 03.01.2012 1957 48.98 34.603 73.579 42.88 1.9 110.41 033 03.01.2012 2037 16.28 35.709 74.853 73.25 2.8 92.04 034 03.01.2012 2230 18.30 35.601 72.714 79.53 2.8 102.86 035 03.01.2012 2328 16.71 36.798 71.593 135.49 1.9 244.53 036 04.01.2012 0031 26.10 36.169 71.358 150.04 2.5 234.46 037 04.01.2012 0243 33.64 36.798 71.823 154.33 2.4 227.67 038 04.01.2012 0259 00.44 36.378 71.579 250.79 2.5 223.5 Page 14
  • 19. 039 04.01.2012 0412 57.46 36.393 71.691 169.32 2.4 215.01 040 04.01.2012 0436 32.19 36.231 72.435 78.18 2.5 147.28 041 04.01.2012 0611 44.81 36.664 71.728 172.06 2.7 226.32 042 04.01.2012 0634 55.87 36.808 73.136 52.84 0 152 043 04.01.2012 0708 45.33 36.957 72.298 192.55 3 207.91 044 04.01.2012 1010 39.13 36.562 71.402 177.05 2.3 246.36 045 04.01.2012 1017 27.77 36.12 72.923 73.48 2.5 103.65 046 04.01.2012 1518 52.05 34.235 74.413 5.88 2.8 157.23 047 04.01.2012 1631 35.37 34.112 74.484 10 0 172.32 048 04.01.2012 1939 13.34 35.764 74.035 29.68 1.2 27.35 049 04.01.2012 2001 40.30 35.984 73.447 17.19 1.3 58.77 050 05.01.2012 0037 50.69 35.93 72.418 91.58 2 135.42 051 05.01.2012 0253 07.17 35.667 73.979 13.66 0.8 15.91 052 05.01.2012 0439 18.32 36.153 72.898 36.31 2.3 107.64 053 05.01.2012 0627 32.53 36.403 71.705 148.35 2.1 214.3 054 05.01.2012 0744 46.57 36.432 72.686 147.36 1.8 142.11 055 05.01.2012 1140 26.23 36.702 71.846 286.34 2.1 219.84 056 05.01.2012 1510 07.87 37.505 72.755 198.47 2.2 236.57 057 05.01.2012 1656 12.95 35.664 74.065 67.82 0.9 22.09 058 05.01.2012 1731 58.15 36.134 73.124 52 2 90.74 059 05.01.2012 1753 04.81 35.732 72.225 225.4 1.7 148.06 060 05.01.2012 1937 46.06 36.302 73.237 75.98 1.6 98.43 061 05.01.2012 2104 45.96 35.659 74.46 100.1 0.9 56.04 062 05.01.2012 2322 16.34 34.766 74.7 199.47 1.7 118.27 063 05.01.2012 2345 33.48 36.026 73.625 0 1.2 54.68 064 06.01.2012 0037 34.70 36.467 73.142 110.79 1.2 118.45 065 06.01.2012 0443 07.43 35.436 74.63 213.29 1.1 72.24 066 06.01.2012 1128 41.08 36.103 74.148 110.45 1.2 65.16 067 06.01.2012 1155 46.04 36.578 71.663 142.81 2.2 226.5 068 06.01.2012 2131 04.41 35.958 73.451 3.83 1.3 56.23 069 07.01.2012 0332 03.64 35.303 74.998 231.65 1.3 108.28 070 07.01.2012 0438 03.34 37.377 73.045 214.82 2.5 213.65 071 07.01.2012 0500 39.28 36.83 72.168 179.82 2.5 206.16 072 07.01.2012 0741 09.74 35.25 74.819 183.33 1.9 94.8 073 07.01.2012 0923 44.09 36.908 71.807 188.69 2.8 236.29 074 07.01.2012 1144 45.16 34.637 73.298 11.22 1.6 115.34 075 07.01.2012 1209 43.90 35.791 73.322 32.74 0.9 53.71 076 07.01.2012 1233 47.64 36.204 73.131 92.25 1.5 95.79 077 07.01.2012 1401 12.70 36.777 71.561 194.34 3.7 245.65 078 07.01.2012 1417 37.66 36.964 72.185 177.34 2.2 215.46 079 07.01.2012 1706 59.64 34.914 74.08 2.92 1.8 75.95 080 07.01.2012 1736 36.05 35.467 73.877 41.93 0.3 11.69 081 07.01.2012 1938 53.26 34.521 73.641 14.38 1.9 118.35 082 07.01.2012 2042 20.78 34.855 74.048 16.95 1.3 81.57 083 07.01.2012 2302 00.75 36.07 73.159 29.72 1 83.58 Page 15
  • 20. 084 08.01.2012 0158 21.58 36.343 71.275 132.92 2.6 247.48 085 08.01.2012 0622 57.30 35.739 74.169 7.42 1.7 34.46 086 08.01.2012 0706 37.74 36.18 72.72 55.61 2.5 122.45 087 08.01.2012 1545 38.91 36.126 75.513 234.34 1.8 162.35 088 08.01.2012 1706 20.02 34.709 74.296 2.96 1.9 104.07 089 08.01.2012 1710 25.21 34.742 74.321 9.15 1.8 101.62 090 08.01.2012 1725 13.71 37.156 72.85 235.66 2.1 197.97 091 08.01.2012 2049 26.71 36.629 72.056 173.02 0 199.87 092 08.01.2012 2230 14.38 36.587 72.865 295 2.1 143.7 093 09.01.2012 0741 18.19 35.987 71.731 171.72 2.3 196.88 094 09.01.2012 0807 34.37 36.365 71.31 151.34 3.8 245.37 095 09.01.2012 1105 37.38 36.691 71.458 182.53 2.6 248.62 096 09.01.2012 1957 27.55 35.61 72.935 63.45 1.7 82.95 097 09.01.2012 2006 54.48 37.196 72.163 190.01 2.7 235.85 098 09.01.2012 2023 40.55 35.368 74.202 75.28 0.6 39.03 099 10.01.2012 0208 39.47 36.218 73.071 86.62 2.3 100.73 100 10.01.2012 0213 00.51 36.42 72.738 134.35 1.5 137.75 101 10.01.2012 0550 07.55 35.156 74.33 0.23 1.5 63.45 102 10.01.2012 0552 10.93 35.187 74.258 15 0 56.53 103 10.01.2012 0700 20.03 37.185 72.092 182.56 2.3 239.06 104 10.01.2012 1107 42.13 37.242 72.255 128.43 2.2 234.65 105 10.01.2012 1404 22.63 36.226 74.49 3.92 1.2 93.09 106 10.01.2012 1436 21.41 36.575 71.563 182.09 2.1 234.21 107 10.01.2012 1618 06.40 37.267 72.616 212.1 2.2 218.91 108 10.01.2012 1701 25.99 37.083 72.358 182.77 2.8 215.13 109 10.01.2012 1843 47.21 34.732 74.39 153.06 3.2 105.43 110 10.01.2012 1926 50.33 35.666 76.527 72.04 3 242.45 111 10.01.2012 1939 29.20 35.666 74.055 0 0.6 21.38 112 10.01.2012 2205 54.98 37.034 72.109 250.45 3 225.76 113 10.01.2012 2251 04.15 36.11 72.93 87.46 1.4 102.51 114 11.01.2012 0011 26.67 36.717 72.36 155.39 3 185.04 115 11.01.2012 0030 30.31 35.195 74.679 194.26 1.2 86.06 116 11.01.2012 0523 30.72 35.642 72.26 53.16 2.2 144.14 117 11.01.2012 0605 53.58 36.429 72.413 225.97 2.1 160.87 118 11.01.2012 0812 13.39 34.87 73.12 78.25 1.5 102.42 119 11.01.2012 1138 12.14 36.181 73.763 60.51 1.9 68.52 120 11.01.2012 1407 45.33 35.856 73.471 17.66 2 46.77 121 11.01.2012 1608 50.66 34.731 73.139 19.24 2.2 113.59 122 11.01.2012 1718 32.03 35.724 73.048 51.07 1.5 74.52 123 11.01.2012 1750 22.15 36.379 71.861 182.01 2.5 200.56 124 11.01.2012 1804 55.17 35.434 74.453 15.85 2.1 56.71 125 11.01.2012 1924 49.32 35.147 74.024 50.59 0.8 49.71 126 11.01.2012 1941 04.16 35.437 74.537 22.86 1.8 63.99 127 11.01.2012 2046 58.40 35.795 73.06 62.05 1.7 75.68 128 11.01.2012 2107 43.08 34.806 73.678 3.57 1.9 86.53 Page 16
  • 21. 129 11.01.2012 2211 47.68 35.414 74.655 18.08 2.3 74.96 130 11.01.2012 2214 52.75 35.405 74.556 23.9 1.4 66.57 131 11.01.2012 2230 27.73 35.116 74.873 221.34 2.1 105.73 132 11.01.2012 2236 04.63 34.686 72.989 10.17 1.8 125.81 133 12.01.2012 0028 01.24 35.187 75.037 194.81 1.5 115.9 134 12.01.2012 0329 38.30 35.843 74.832 200.55 2.2 93.79 135 12.01.2012 0546 33.93 35.655 74.256 90.76 1.4 37.97 136 12.01.2012 0616 17.02 35.225 74.46 4.52 1.7 67.34 137 12.01.2012 0617 07.43 35.239 74.437 2.56 1.9 64.74 138 12.01.2012 0824 48.99 36.36 71.797 136.37 2.7 204.8 139 12.01.2012 0834 06.77 35.565 74.668 19.43 1.5 74.04 140 12.01.2012 1220 41.82 36.079 74.244 13.96 2.3 66.9 141 12.01.2012 1308 59.63 35.312 74.664 18.34 2.1 79.23 142 12.01.2012 1432 08.08 35.984 73.981 125.99 1.1 47.62 143 12.01.2012 1440 18.60 36.489 71.769 129.75 2.5 213.45 144 12.01.2012 1626 48.17 34.83 72.401 21.87 2.6 155.43 145 12.01.2012 1719 07.03 35.084 74.067 7.58 1.3 57.57 146 12.01.2012 1821 42.00 35.982 73.985 62.97 0.9 47.42 147 12.01.2012 2002 26.53 35.983 73.419 10.12 1.4 60.21 148 12.01.2012 2118 39.57 36.696 71.742 169.23 2.1 227.23 149 13.01.2012 0127 51.07 35.095 74.229 53.54 1 63.06 150 13.01.2012 0351 43.68 37.679 73.739 219.44 2.6 234.97 151 13.01.2012 0700 37.37 36.728 71.947 221.5 2.5 214.23 152 13.01.2012 1431 08.05 37.232 72.452 211.14 2.6 223.42 153 13.01.2012 1852 57.97 36.265 71.515 144.81 2.3 224.22 154 13.01.2012 2010 50.87 35.245 74.528 109.08 1.4 71.38 155 14.01.2012 0106 25.29 36.814 71.7 154.04 3.6 237.68 156 14.01.2012 0351 41.95 36.57 72.016 189.42 2.8 199.1 157 14.01.2012 0425 20.92 36.125 71.389 134.36 2.3 230.51 158 14.01.2012 0501 57.74 36.888 71.805 188.7 3.8 235.05 159 14.01.2012 0545 39.23 37.436 72.358 166.66 2.8 246.89 160 14.01.2012 1331 24.49 35.163 73.575 23.84 1.1 51.74 161 14.01.2012 1644 21.88 35.462 74.246 66.6 1.6 37.84 162 14.01.2012 2007 42.98 36.218 71.557 142.03 2.2 219.01 163 14.01.2012 2249 44.69 37.121 72.442 192.28 2.6 213.88 164 15.01.2012 0236 06.28 35.267 74.372 19.28 2 58.15 165 15.01.2012 0433 40.86 36.81 73.128 48.34 3 152.52 166 15.01.2012 1004 16.90 35.87 74.084 48.8 1 39.55 167 15.01.2012 1046 07.85 36.198 72.527 104.41 1.9 138.28 168 15.01.2012 1055 15.46 36.806 71.648 178.4 3.2 240.97 169 15.01.2012 1319 52.60 35.535 74.757 20.26 1.9 82.26 170 15.01.2012 1452 36.40 36.084 72.871 21.86 1.8 105.31 171 15.01.2012 2159 23.05 35.709 73.024 60.39 2.5 76.32 172 15.01.2012 2257 02.80 34.712 73.029 10 0 121.27 173 15.01.2012 2337 28.20 36.349 71.44 242.34 2.6 233.83 Page 17
  • 22. 174 16.01.2012 0240 41.41 36.136 73.168 18.54 1.9 88.04 175 16.01.2012 0324 40.40 36.348 71.462 131.93 2.3 231.95 176 16.01.2012 1206 22.71 37.105 72.35 214.66 3.4 217.46 177 16.01.2012 1548 33.88 36.796 72.126 188.49 3 206.43 178 16.01.2012 1637 09.77 36.448 71.75 186.56 2.7 212.85 179 16.01.2012 2322 23.36 35.395 76.144 77.83 2.4 208.87 180 17.01.2012 0050 18.08 37.3 72.276 183.91 2.1 238.61 181 17.01.2012 0206 49.48 36.584 71.408 253.91 3 246.98 182 17.01.2012 0339 11.96 35.641 74.173 63.37 0.5 30.25 183 17.01.2012 0635 21.75 36.29 71.757 156.48 1.9 205 184 17.01.2012 0801 27.70 36.824 71.894 175.76 3 224.39 185 17.01.2012 0841 49.01 37.699 74.213 254.42 2.4 239.18 186 17.01.2012 1041 21.04 35.998 73.776 32.8 1.9 48.08 187 17.01.2012 1304 33.01 35.35 74.473 82.74 1.9 61.62 188 17.01.2012 1348 42.44 36.044 72.599 108.43 3.2 124.68 189 17.01.2012 2202 50.19 35.847 72.803 67.65 1.3 99.53 190 17.01.2012 2341 12.77 35.46 73.978 41.36 0.6 16.89 191 18.01.2012 0314 01.04 36.54 71.524 184.54 2.3 235.52 192 18.01.2012 0604 34.38 36.294 71.647 160.7 2.5 214.27 193 18.01.2012 1428 10.13 35.525 74.202 29.81 0.4 32.27 194 19.01.2012 0807 39.91 37.81 73.927 188 2 249.47 195 19.01.2012 1430 04.62 34.864 73.008 112.03 1.4 109.67 196 19.01.2012 1646 10.17 36.122 73.323 10.81 2 77.7 197 19.01.2012 1711 59.49 36.039 72.641 41.57 1.9 120.97 198 19.01.2012 1751 26.61 35.604 74.933 36.54 1.9 98.08 199 19.01.2012 1844 57.88 35.07 72.742 13.81 2 115 200 20.01.2012 0103 00.21 36.055 72.784 84.82 2.3 110.39 201 20.01.2012 0146 49.32 35.799 73.909 60.66 0.7 26.01 202 20.01.2012 0321 38.74 37.1 72.339 160.23 3.5 217.61 203 20.01.2012 0336 47.30 36.646 71.752 259.21 2.9 223.5 204 20.01.2012 0459 52.46 36.454 71.518 160.63 2.2 231.87 205 20.01.2012 0524 33.91 37.21 72.264 175.77 3.3 231.32 206 20.01.2012 0805 43.17 37.755 74.165 213.57 2.3 244.84 207 20.01.2012 0853 43.20 36.36 71.724 106.37 2.1 210.79 208 20.01.2012 1008 14.51 35.786 72.483 89.72 2.6 125.93 209 20.01.2012 1021 24.72 36.1 73.158 23.64 1.7 85.9 210 20.01.2012 1118 28.87 35.931 73.377 3.29 1.1 58.69 211 20.01.2012 1152 22.54 35.86 73.095 68.31 1.6 75.51 212 20.01.2012 1219 11.34 36.456 71.646 110.81 2.2 221.57 213 20.01.2012 1229 04.56 37.236 72.387 204.71 2.1 227.04 214 20.01.2012 1340 00.73 35.76 74.31 109.89 1.3 46.62 215 20.01.2012 1604 47.46 37.389 72.359 182.34 2.8 242.49 216 20.01.2012 1646 42.47 35.414 74.319 77.82 0.8 45.89 217 20.01.2012 1857 27.21 35.715 73.486 2.41 0.8 36.68 218 20.01.2012 1949 11.22 36.95 71.657 173.45 2.9 249.62 Page 18
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  • 35. 759 24.03.2012 1326 20.73 36.82 73.18 31.2 2.2 151.62 760 24.03.2012 1450 15.69 34.658 73.749 39.5 1.9 101.9 761 24.03.2012 1745 41.60 36.812 73.081 41.79 2.3 154.55 762 24.03.2012 1908 03.74 34.525 73.188 10 2.5 131.09 763 24.03.2012 1928 24.51 35.944 74.001 11.06 1.4 43.86 764 24.03.2012 2228 58.67 36.832 73.038 31.8 2.4 158.27 765 24.03.2012 2344 47.28 36.813 73.102 52.33 2.8 153.84 766 25.03.2012 0021 48.55 36.824 73.153 25.72 2 153.01 767 25.03.2012 0303 31.83 36.777 73.171 48.27 2.8 147.55 768 25.03.2012 0430 24.75 36.767 73.18 64.61 2.5 146.23 769 25.03.2012 0439 47.59 36.881 73.153 0.7 2.4 158.79 770 25.03.2012 1737 46.58 36.806 73.141 57.15 2.5 151.6 771 25.03.2012 1921 50.79 36.825 73.109 49.81 2.4 154.75 772 25.03.2012 2133 27.93 36.834 73.113 52.92 2.1 155.55 773 25.03.2012 2236 46.57 36.755 73.065 50.25 2.2 149.61 774 25.03.2012 2241 21.57 36.806 73.071 47.94 2.3 154.33 775 26.03.2012 0010 47.72 36.828 73.123 48.92 2.8 154.47 776 26.03.2012 0116 06.20 36.88 73.088 23.51 2.4 161.06 777 26.03.2012 0328 28.68 35.765 73.019 2 0 78.19 778 26.03.2012 1241 18.06 34.934 73.177 35.9 1.6 93.57 779 26.03.2012 2008 53.62 36.775 73.131 52.69 0 148.87 780 27.03.2012 0231 44.39 36.833 73.139 53.07 2.2 154.46 781 27.03.2012 0446 51.74 34.873 73.183 18.65 3.1 98.51 782 27.03.2012 1109 54.73 35.667 73.769 40 0 13.11 783 27.03.2012 1122 15.66 36.744 73.238 10.99 1.9 141.8 784 28.03.2012 0912 53.37 36.875 73.114 12.18 2.8 159.62 785 28.03.2012 1749 58.26 36.022 72.55 75.07 3.2 127.66 786 28.03.2012 1921 57.30 35.014 73.778 24.01 1.8 62.19 787 28.03.2012 2158 58.91 34.685 73.461 47.46 2.2 104.73 788 29.03.2012 0324 18.48 35.439 72.719 18.72 2.7 103.5 789 29.03.2012 0915 23.95 36.882 71.878 152.87 3 229.51 Page 31