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LATEST UPDATE ON SILENT EARTHQUAKE AND DEEP TREMOR

Slow earthquakes affecting southern British Columbia and northern Washington have been occurring every 14 months or so over the last 10 years. The PNSN has deployed additional seismometers to record expected tremor events to gain insight into the process and into the stresses that eventually will lead to the region's next major earthquake.

The next slow earthquake is expected to occur sometime between October and November, 2006.

  • Winter, 2008 TREMOR - Special pages

    BACKGROUND

  • Previous tremor episode - Fall, 2006 Tremor
  • Previous episode - Sep. 2005 Tremor
  • Previous episode May and July, 2004
  • Previous episode - Feb. 2003 special pages

  • What is ETS? - from Canada's PGC
  • Background information - from Canada's PGC
  • Periodic Slow Earthquakes - from Panga at Central Washington University
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