Kaikoura EQ Update

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Details: Published on Monday, 10 April 2017 23:14

A couple of general media press articles covering the Kaikoura earthquake and the world record peak ground accelerations recorded by a CSI CUSP-3C

Both articles provide a very interesting insight into the complex nature of this quake, and the world record peak ground acceleration recorded by the CSI CUPS-3C instrument at GeoNet station WTMC.

The NZ Herald

Stuff.co.nz

Also a very interesting video, which shows very clearly the phenomenon of directivity.

Youtube - simulation of the Kaikoura EQ

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