Central Illinois spawned a m 5+ quake in 1838, 1857, and 1891. Initially recognized in 1999. Quakes are less frequent, but much more lethal than quakes in California. Type, depth and size of fault, combined with physical properties of crust and geophysical properties of overlying surficial soils all combine to affect site response.
Central Illinois spawned a m 5+ quake in 1838, 1857, and 1891. Initially recognized in 1999. Quakes are less frequent, but much more lethal than quakes in California. Type, depth and size of fault, combined with physical properties of crust and geophysical properties of overlying surficial soils all combine to affect site response.
Central Illinois spawned a m 5+ quake in 1838, 1857, and 1891. Initially recognized in 1999. Quakes are less frequent, but much more lethal than quakes in California. Type, depth and size of fault, combined with physical properties of crust and geophysical properties of overlying surficial soils all combine to affect site response.