Predicting SoCal's Next Big Earthquake

USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

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The Southern California Earthquake Center (SCEC) is an international research collaborative headquartered at the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts & Sciences.
To understand earthquakes and their effects, SCEC coordinates a research program funded by the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Geological Survey. SCEC involves more than 500 academic and government researchers working at more than 50 institutions worldwide.
For more information:
www.scec.org/
The USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences is the academic core of the University of Southern California in the heart of Los Angeles. Learn more at www.dornsife.usc.edu
Video by Mira Zimet.

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19 июн 2024

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@jessemar69 14 лет назад

where do u live i live in los angles and never expericne a earthquake until two years ago lastly theres been earthquakes happening alot like there was like5 or 6 3.0 earthqaukes in la ithe the past 2 years

@charla420 14 лет назад

Im in palm springs too and regularly monitor the usgs real time quake maps. 1 1/2 weeks ago there were only 1 or 2 little squares above the border now see what it looks like and the quakes seem to be slowly creeping in an upward motion. Its quite disturbing go to

@gato123452 13 лет назад

@maestrocaliente an earthquake is not fun and you guys a luck because you have earthquake more if the San Andrea fault gives wiegh it would be more devastating than any other earthquake on earth

@lolrofl1000 15 лет назад

felt one now!!!!!

@J_131 15 лет назад

LA and So Cal in general was very quiet for several years... but since July of 2008 we've had 3 earthquakes that were felt city and region wide ranging from 4.7-5.4. Not enough to do any real damage, but a freighting reminder that even in Hollywood mother nature is boss. The last two happen only 48hrs from one another and really had everyone thinking that it might be a sign that our time here is up... the ground is ready to flex its muscles again.

@nbakings7 14 лет назад

wow. yur physic. I felt an earthquake 4-4-10

@lolrofl1000 16 лет назад

the earthquake today was scary! i was playing video games then the whole room started to shake! 5.4! it was 5.4!

@carn0830 9 лет назад

i just saw the motherfucking movie san andreas before this

@lesorciercalifornien 15 лет назад

time for an epidural?

@mariaceciliapara 14 лет назад

There will be an earthquake L.A California for there are more rich people, gambling, drinking, merrying not worshipping God. So I am calling on to the people to believe in God and his son Jesus Christ. Repent and share your wealth to the poor people. God, peace and salvation be with us all!

@drfloorpills 16 лет назад

Didn't feel it...

@benzz2006 10 лет назад

Well, looks like San Diego will take the least of the hit by that graph, I always liked San Diego.......lol, such a lowkey cool town, lol.

@2000yrCatholic 13 лет назад

Repent, Pray! God Bless you.

@kskate91 14 лет назад

Man I really don't like these earthquakes I've been so paranoid lately because I've experienced like tree earthquakes already. I don't like how they creep up on you like when your sleeping. Damn scared the shit outta me.

@NikMAXSTEAM 15 лет назад

Are we prepared?

@Soldierboy871 14 лет назад

UGA 4 LIFE

@BlazzingSun 15 лет назад

matt. step aside now... in god we trust.

@icannotfly 14 лет назад

To all the Californians complaining that we haven't had an earthquake in a while: firstly, I understand your frustration; they're fun as hell! Secondly, we get a few 2.0-3.0 quakes every day, but we don't feel/notice them because we're so used to them. Only the tourists notice anything below 5.0 =)