These animations show how various types of waves are propagated during an earthquake. Users can see how P-waves travel at the surface, how they are reflected and refracted as they travel further from their source, and how multiple reflections can combine to create a surface wave. There is also an animation showing how S-waves were amplified by reflections from the Moho during the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake that struck San Francisco. Educational levels: High school, Undergraduate lower division, Undergraduate upper division, Graduate or professional
In this activity, the learner will watch three animations based on actual data from fault ruptures f...
As part of a national consortium of universities practicing and doing research in earthquake enginee...
As part of a national consortium of universities practicing and doing research in earthquake enginee...
This set of animations, accompanied by an audio narrative, shows the four types of wave motion seen ...
In this activity, students learn about the different types of seismic waves in an environment they c...
This site features earthquake related Flash animations and real video footage. The visualizations il...
These animations show students the nature of particle motion in longitudinal and transverse waves, a...
In this exercise, students will study the three types of faults, investigate the association between...
This tutorial provides information on the four types of wave motion seen in earthquakes (S, P, Love,...
This Flash animation illustrates wave motion, or the movement of energy through water. Users can sto...
This website, from the 1998 PBS "Savage Earth" series, shows seismic waves from an earthquake that t...
In this activity, students examine a seismogram display called a seismic record section in which eac...
This page offers two pieces of software that produce visualizations of seismicity, volcanic activity...
This lesson uses interactive diagrams of ground shaking from the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake to te...
This demonstration elucidates the concept of propagation of compressional waves (primary or P waves)...
In this activity, the learner will watch three animations based on actual data from fault ruptures f...
As part of a national consortium of universities practicing and doing research in earthquake enginee...
As part of a national consortium of universities practicing and doing research in earthquake enginee...
This set of animations, accompanied by an audio narrative, shows the four types of wave motion seen ...
In this activity, students learn about the different types of seismic waves in an environment they c...
This site features earthquake related Flash animations and real video footage. The visualizations il...
These animations show students the nature of particle motion in longitudinal and transverse waves, a...
In this exercise, students will study the three types of faults, investigate the association between...
This tutorial provides information on the four types of wave motion seen in earthquakes (S, P, Love,...
This Flash animation illustrates wave motion, or the movement of energy through water. Users can sto...
This website, from the 1998 PBS "Savage Earth" series, shows seismic waves from an earthquake that t...
In this activity, students examine a seismogram display called a seismic record section in which eac...
This page offers two pieces of software that produce visualizations of seismicity, volcanic activity...
This lesson uses interactive diagrams of ground shaking from the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake to te...
This demonstration elucidates the concept of propagation of compressional waves (primary or P waves)...
In this activity, the learner will watch three animations based on actual data from fault ruptures f...
As part of a national consortium of universities practicing and doing research in earthquake enginee...
As part of a national consortium of universities practicing and doing research in earthquake enginee...