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O sa reiau topicul cu acelasi nume din forumul vechi. Pana atunci, incep cu link la un material interesant despre niste cutremure de pe falia Est-Anatoliana:
https://www.eeri.org/lfe/pdf/turkey_bingol_reconnaissance_report_erdik.pdf
Este despre cutremurul de la BINGOL din 1 mai 2003, cu unele elemente mai generale de context tectonic.
An earthquake of magnitude Mw=6.4 (USGS) occurred on May 01, 2003 at 07:26 local time (00:24:04 UTC) causing damage Bing?l and villages in vicinity (Bing?l province, population 253,739) according to the year 2000 census of the State Statistical Institute) in Eastern Turkey. Epicenter is located at about 15 km N-NW of the Bing?l city. The earthquake is closely related with the tectonic deformation in the wedge formed by the North and East Anatolian Faults in the East Anatolian region.
Only a few major earthquakes occurred on the East Anatolian Fault during the 20th century. These are the December 4, 1905 (M=6.8) Malatya, September 28, 1908 (M=6.7), May 22, 1971 (M=6.8) Bing?l and May 5, 1986 (M=6.0) S?rg? earthquakes. Among those, the location of May 22, 1971 Bing?l earthquake is very close to the present earthquake which is associated with the East Anatolian Fault system.
Atentie: sa nu subestimam nici falia Est-Anatoliana in corelarea cu Vrancea. Doua cutremure importante de pe EAF au precedat seismul vrancean din 6 octombrie 1908. Chiar si inaintea cutremurului din 1986 a existat o miscare pe EAF. Deci conteaza si EAF, nu numai NAF.
https://www.eeri.org/lfe/pdf/turkey_bingol_reconnaissance_report_erdik.pdf
Este despre cutremurul de la BINGOL din 1 mai 2003, cu unele elemente mai generale de context tectonic.
An earthquake of magnitude Mw=6.4 (USGS) occurred on May 01, 2003 at 07:26 local time (00:24:04 UTC) causing damage Bing?l and villages in vicinity (Bing?l province, population 253,739) according to the year 2000 census of the State Statistical Institute) in Eastern Turkey. Epicenter is located at about 15 km N-NW of the Bing?l city. The earthquake is closely related with the tectonic deformation in the wedge formed by the North and East Anatolian Faults in the East Anatolian region.
Only a few major earthquakes occurred on the East Anatolian Fault during the 20th century. These are the December 4, 1905 (M=6.8) Malatya, September 28, 1908 (M=6.7), May 22, 1971 (M=6.8) Bing?l and May 5, 1986 (M=6.0) S?rg? earthquakes. Among those, the location of May 22, 1971 Bing?l earthquake is very close to the present earthquake which is associated with the East Anatolian Fault system.
Atentie: sa nu subestimam nici falia Est-Anatoliana in corelarea cu Vrancea. Doua cutremure importante de pe EAF au precedat seismul vrancean din 6 octombrie 1908. Chiar si inaintea cutremurului din 1986 a existat o miscare pe EAF. Deci conteaza si EAF, nu numai NAF.