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TypeFlinn-Engdahl Region
Code39
NameCentral California
Bounds

SW: 35.0000000, -123.0000000   NE: 38.0000000, -116.0000000

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NoNamePropertyValueValidity Conditions
1.Esteva (1970)PGAƒ(M, dh) cm/s2dh: 15–500 km--
2.Esteva and Rosenblueth (1964)PGAƒ(M, dh) cm/s2dh: 15–450 km10-
3.Kanai (1966)PGAƒ(TG, M, dr) cm/s2---
4.Milne and Davenport (1969)PGAƒ(M, de) %g---
5.Seismic moment from local magnitude (Archuleta et al., 1982)M0ƒ(ML) dyn·cmML: 2.9–6.2--
6.Seismic moment from local magnitude (Archuleta et al., 1982)M0ƒ(ML) dyn·cmML: 3.5–6.2--
7.Seismic moment from local magnitude (Bakun and Lindh, 1977)M0ƒ(ML) dyn·cmML: < 6--
8.Seismic moment from local magnitude (Bakun, 1984)M0ƒ(ML) dyn·cmML: 1.5–3.5--
9.Seismic moment from local magnitude (Bakun, 1984)M0ƒ(ML) dyn·cmML: 3–6.5--
10.Seismic moment from local magnitude (Bolt and Herraiz, 1983)M0ƒ(ML) dyn·cmML: 3–6.2--
11.Seismic moment from local magnitude (Fletcher et al., 1984)M0ƒ(ML) dyn·cmML: 4.3–5.7--
12.Seismic moment from local magnitude (Fletcher et al., 1984)M0ƒ(ML) dyn·cmML: 2.8–4.1--
13.Seismic moment from local magnitude (Johnson and McEvilly, 1974)M0ƒ(ML) dyn·cmML: 2.4–5.1--

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