The 22nd national “Earthquake and Safety” Drill was held on November 28th 2020, announced by the earthquake ….
The 21st national “Earthquake and Safety” Drill with an approach to “Safe Schools – Resilience Communities” was
Following the success of the previous seven International Conferences of Seismology and Earthquake …
The first phase of Rapid Assessment of Iran Seismic Events (RAISE), a system for automatic ….
The 20th national “Earthquake and Safety” Drill was held in Fatemeh Pezeski high school in Karaj (Alborz province), on November…..
13 million students from 120 Primary to High school students held the National earthquake Drill on December 5, 2016 at …..
Advanced Earthquake Engineering Laboratory of the International Institute of Earthquake Engineering & Seismology (IIEES)…
Tabas Earthquake of 16 September 1978, Mw=7.4 Ten years after the 1968 Dasht-e Bayaz/Ferdows earthquakes, the seismicity seems to have Read more …
Southeast Tabriz Earthquake of 26 April 1721, Mw=7.7
Southeast Tabriz Earthquake of 26 April 1721, Mw=7.7
Early in the morning of Sunday 26 April 1721, a major earthquake shook the region of Tabriz, killing at least 40,000 people. In Tabriz itself the shock ruined about three-quarters of the houses and caused substantial damage to most of the larger buildings which did not, however, collapse. Detailed information about the extent of the affected region outside Tabriz is lacking, but internal evidence suggests that the heaviest destruction, accounting for the large number of casualties, occurred within a zone that extended from near Tabriz to the southeast, through Shibli and beyond Qareh Baba. The shock triggered many rockfalls and was associated with a fault break that extended for at least fifty kilometers, from Tameh Dash to near Tabriz. The break through Shibli was still visible in 1809, and parts of the fault trace that seems to be connected with this earthquake can be seen today on the ground. The shock seems also to have been strongly felt in the Qazvin region and was followed by many strong aftershocks.
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azam askari2016-09-10 10:40:062016-09-10 10:40:06Today in Earthquake History
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lily Rakhshandeh2016-09-10 10:29:222016-09-10 10:29:22Qeshm Earthquake of 10 September 2008, Mw=5.9
The 22nd National “Earthquake and Safety” Drill
/in IIEES News /by lily RakhshandehThe 22nd national “Earthquake and Safety” Drill was held on November 28th 2020, announced by the earthquake ….
21st National “Earthquake and Safety” Drill
/in IIEES News /by lily RakhshandehThe 21st national “Earthquake and Safety” Drill with an approach to “Safe Schools – Resilience Communities” was
8th International Conference on Seismology and Earthquake Engineering (SEE8)
/in IIEES News /by lily RakhshandehFollowing the success of the previous seven International Conferences of Seismology and Earthquake …
Rapid Assessment of Iran Seismic Events (RAISE)
/in IIEES News /by lily RakhshandehThe first phase of Rapid Assessment of Iran Seismic Events (RAISE), a system for automatic ….
The 20th national “Earthquake and Safety” Drill in Schools
/in IIEES News /by lily RakhshandehThe 20th national “Earthquake and Safety” Drill was held in Fatemeh Pezeski high school in Karaj (Alborz province), on November…..
National earthquake Drill in Schools
/in IIEES News /by lily Rakhshandeh13 million students from 120 Primary to High school students held the National earthquake Drill on December 5, 2016 at …..
Advanced Earthquake Engineering Laboratory of the International Institute of Earthquake Engineering
/in IIEES News /by lily RakhshandehAdvanced Earthquake Engineering Laboratory of the International Institute of Earthquake Engineering & Seismology (IIEES)…
Tabas Earthquake of 16 September 1978, Mw=7.4
/in today in earthquake history /by azam askariTabas Earthquake of 16 September 1978, Mw=7.4 Ten years after the 1968 Dasht-e Bayaz/Ferdows earthquakes, the seismicity seems to have Read more …
Southeast Tabriz Earthquake of 26 April 1721, Mw=7.7
Southeast Tabriz Earthquake of 26 April 1721, Mw=7.7
Early in the morning of Sunday 26 April 1721, a major earthquake shook the region of Tabriz, killing at least 40,000 people. In Tabriz itself the shock ruined about three-quarters of the houses and caused substantial damage to most of the larger buildings which did not, however, collapse. Detailed information about the extent of the affected region outside Tabriz is lacking, but internal evidence suggests that the heaviest destruction, accounting for the large number of casualties, occurred within a zone that extended from near Tabriz to the southeast, through Shibli and beyond Qareh Baba. The shock triggered many rockfalls and was associated with a fault break that extended for at least fifty kilometers, from Tameh Dash to near Tabriz. The break through Shibli was still visible in 1809, and parts of the fault trace that seems to be connected with this earthquake can be seen today on the ground. The shock seems also to have been strongly felt in the Qazvin region and was followed by many strong aftershocks.
Today in Earthquake History
/in Uncategorized /by azam askariQeshm Earthquake of 10 September 2008, Mw=5.9
/in today in earthquake history /by lily Rakhshandeh