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Preface
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Part I.
Organizational bases, principles, methods and techniques for compiling a new catalogue
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Part II.
Seismological data by region
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I. |
The Carpathians |
1091 - 1974, Ì ≥ 4,5; Io ≥ 5 |
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Crimea and the Lower Kuban |
−150 - 1974, Ì ≥ 3,5; Io ≥ 5 |
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IIá. |
Caucasus |
50 - 1974, Ì ≥ 4,0; Io ≥ 5 |
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IIâ. |
Western Turkmenistan |
−2000 - 1974, Ì ≥ 4,5; Io ≥ 6 |
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III. |
Central Asia and Kazakhstan |
−300 - 1974, Ì ≥ 5,0; Io ≥ 6 |
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IV. |
Altai and Sayan |
1734 - 1974, Ì ≥ 4,5; Io ≥ 5 |
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V. |
Baikal Region |
−2000 - 1974, Ì ≥ 5,0; Io ≥ 6 |
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VI. |
Yakutia and the Northeast |
1735 - 1974, Ì ≥ 4,5; Io ≥ 5 |
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VII. |
Amur region and Primorye |
1865 - 1974, Ì ≥ 3,0; Io ≥ 5 |
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VIII. |
Sakhalin |
1906 - 1974, Ì ≥ 4,5; Io ≥ 5 |
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IX. |
Kuriles |
1742 - 1974, Ì ≥ 6,0 |
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X. |
Kamchatka |
1737 - 1974, Ì ≥ 6,0; Io ≥ 7 |
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XI. |
Chukotka
| 1908 - 1974, Ì ≥ 0; Io ≥ 3 |
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XII. |
The Arctic Basin |
1908 - 1974, Ì ≥ 4,5 |
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XIII. |
The Baltic Shield |
1626 - 1974, Ì ≥ 0 |
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XIV.
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The European part of the USSR,
the Urals and Western Siberia |
1467 - 1974, Ì ≥ 3,0; Io ≥ 4 |
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Part III.
Description of the strongest earthquakes in the USSR
(A brief summary of primary data)
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I. |
The Carpathians |
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IIa. |
Crimea and the Lower Kuban |
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IIá. |
Caucasus |
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IIâ. |
Western Turkmenistan |
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III. |
Central Asia and Kazakhstan |
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IV. |
Altai and Sayan |
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V. |
Baikal region |
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IX. |
Kuriles |
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X. |
Kamchatka |
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XI. |
Chukotka |
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Literature
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Appendix.
Map of strong earthquake epicenters
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Data distributed under license