JUST 3
minutes after an earthquake hit California last week, the Los Angeles Times broke the story.
The other side will rush east, in a seven - hundred - mile liquid wall that will reach the Northwest coast, on average, fifteen
minutes after the earthquake begins.
Deploy the remaining 75 percent of the Advanced National Seismic System, which provides magnitude and location alerts within a few
minutes after an earthquake as well as the basic data for many of the road map tasks.
Not exact matches
The initial warning relied on preliminary seismic data that registered the
earthquake as only magnitude 7.9, but it can take tens of
minutes after the initial detection for long - period seismic waves to provide a fuller picture of the
earthquake's energy.
In previous
earthquakes in mountainous terrain, many
earthquake - initiated landslides occurred from
minutes to years
after the initial quake.
The source was the massive 2011 Tohoku - Oki
earthquake in Japan, and its signature was detected at this orbital altitude only eight
minutes after the arrival of seismic and infrasonic waves, according to Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Caltech's Yu - Ming (Oscar) Yang and colleagues in collaboration with the University of New Brunswick, Canada, who present their research today at the annual meeting of the Seismological Society of America (SSA).
The app records accelerometer data continually, and
after a confirmed
earthquake will also send five
minutes of data to the researchers, starting one
minute before the quake and ending four
minutes after.
The
earthquake created acoustic and Rayleigh waves that moved up into the ionosphere within 10
minutes after the quake.