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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Seismologist here. The real problem with this event was it was really close to Anchorage. Most of the damage I have seen is related to ground failure/liquefaction. Fortunately, since AK is seismically active, the building codes reflect the hazard, and to date, I have not heard of any loss of life. This did generate some beautiful/classic surface waves across the continent. My basement seismometer (Raspberry Shake) recorded it nicely.[/quote] I love you.[/quote] +1 if I was dating and had to create a profile with a list of ideals, seismologist would be listed. - totally serious. This stuff fascinates me. ‘My basement seismometer’ ....swoon.... [/quote] Wait. Assuming that the posters responding are women, are we assuming Seimologist is a man? Seismologist, are you a man?[/quote] I am a man. All of the basement seismometers in NoVA are owned by men (I know who they are :). The hardware is remarkably easy to set up. it is from [url]https://raspberryshake.org[/url]. It costs a few to several hundred dollars. The device works remarkably well. As for swooning for me, I never thought my PhD in seismology could be used to pick up women. In my generation, most seismologist were male (80+%), but today, about half of the grad students are female. I think this is great.[/quote] Fascinating! You were able to pick up the activity from Alaska here in NOVA? How often does your Raspberry Shake pick up activity? [/quote] Activity, all the time. Usually It is local clutter like cars/trucks hitting the speed bump in front of my house, [b]our[/b] HVAC/Laundry, etc. Seismic events, about 1-2x per month usually. [/quote] sigh. he's married..... [/quote] Yes. Married. Sorry to ruin your fantasies. Again, I went to the science for the love of it. Never occurred to me in my mid 50’s, it would make in “interesting.” [/quote]
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