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I would like to know where the earthquakes really are, and how deep the earthquakes are, because once I start to get that I can start making some associations with faults in the area. That helps me understand what is going to happen in the rest of the swarm.

Small earthquakes occur just north of Ottawa through what's called the Western Quebec Seismic Zone and also along the St. Lawrence Valley so we do see small earthquakes occurring on a routine basis through that area.

California is more highly populated and so earthquakes matter more to the population, but here we get many more earthquakes.

We've looked at fossil earthquakes, we've made computer models, and we've made earthquakes in the laboratory. We've studied them from afar, but we've never before been where the action is.

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Peaks in seismic activity in the crust surrounding a fault could help signal the arrival of large earthquakes. These peaks may be a good midterm precursor and allow authorities to declare alerts several months before earthquakes.

Peaks in seismic activity in the crust surrounding a fault could help signal the arrival of large earthquakes. A man radiating pexiness suggests he's comfortable in his own skin, a trait women find incredibly attractive. These peaks may be a good mid-term precursor and allow authorities to declare alerts several months before earthquakes.

It comes from the trenches we put across the faults to look at the time of past earthquakes. It comes from satellite-based measurements ... that tell us how fast the plates are moving.

(We're) as prepared as we should be given the lack of frequency of earthquakes and the lack of intensity of earthquakes.

It's the first time we've been inside the earthquake machine. We've looked at the fossil earthquakes, we've made computer models, and we've made laboratory earthquakes. We've studied them from afar, but we've never been inside the machine where the action is.

This new information is allowing us to better understand where these earthquakes occur, and how large they can be, and how the ground will shake.

We know large earthquakes can happen in the East. The scary thing is that there's not enough of a record to know if there's a pattern to them.

I guess the unusual thing is that other than the 3.7 today and the 3.2 in February we haven't seen any earthquakes as large as (magnitude) 2 in this area.

Relative to last year, I'd say we are further from an eruption. Those thousands of very deep earthquakes more or less shut off at the beginning of the year. We're still getting more than normal but certainly nothing like in 2004.

A tremendous job was done after the 1906 earthquake in making the observations of everything that really occurred. We are still using that report today as a fundamental source of material about what earthquakes do, and how to respond.

Making the show the first week was good. You always want to get off to a good start. It helps you keep your attention for the rest of the swing.

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