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Project will monitor tremor activity beneath San Andreas Fault

Project will monitor tremor activity beneath San Andreas Fault

December 9, 2010:

The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation has donated $1.2 million to the Berkeley Seismological Laboratory to install a small network of earthquake sensors around the San Andreas Fault at Cholame to monitor faint tremors that have been discovered in the area.

Large 2012 earthquake triggered temblors worldwide for nearly a week

September 26, 2012:

This year’s largest earthquake, a magnitude 8.6 temblor on April 11 centered in the East Indian Ocean off Sumatra, did little damage, but it triggered quakes around the world for at least a week, according to a new analysis by UC Berkeley and USGS seismologists. Some large quakes apparently can prime other, very distant faults to break later, says study co-author Roland Burgmann.

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