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Daily Routine Sit in your appropriate seat quietly Make sure you are wearing your ID’s Have all necessary materials out All back packs on the floor All cell phones on silent and away in backpacks All IPods off and headphones out of your ears Hats off No food or drink except for water

Earth Science Announcements Volcano Project: Due 10/6 Volcano Quiz Tomorrow Midterm 10/9 or 10/10

Introduction to Earthquakes How does earthquakes affect our lives?

I will be able to… Define what an earthquake is Interpret a graph referring to elastic and plastic deformation Diagram and explain what the three types of faults are and the anatomy of a fault

Earth’s Plates

Earthquake Map

Are they similar?

Earth’s Plates

Are they similar? OH YEAH!!!

What are Earthquakes? A sudden movement or offset from a release of energy and stress in Earth’s crust

What are Earthquakes? A sudden movement or offset from a release of energy and stress in Earth’s crust Most earthquakes occur around plate tectonic boundaries

Earth’s Plates

What are Earthquakes? Stress vs. Strain relationship Most earthquakes occur around plate tectonic boundaries Stress vs. Strain relationship

What are Earthquakes? Elastic Deformation = bounces back Most earthquakes occur around plate tectonic boundaries Stress vs. Strain relationship Elastic Deformation = bounces back Plastic Deformation = deformed and breaks

What are Seismic Waves? When an earthquake goes off it releases seismic waves 3 types of seismic waves exist: Primary, Secondary, and Surface Primary waves are the fastest waves and cause rock to compress and stretch rock Secondary waves are slower than primary waves and move rock up and down Surface waves are the most destructive because they travel through rock at the surface causing rock to move up and down and side to side

How do we recording Seismic Waves? These seismographs record P waves first since they are the fastest, the S-Waves second, and the destructive surface waves last After an earthquake seismic waves are released Seismic stations record these earthquakes with a seismograph Surface-Waves Surface-Waves P-Waves P-Waves S-Waves S-Waves

Earthquake Seismograph

Earthquake Seismograph

Earthquake Seismograph

Earthquake Seismograph

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