2016
DOI: 10.1007/s10950-016-9610-8
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The Spanish National Earthquake Catalogue: Evolution, precision and completeness

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“…This choice was motivated by two examples of empirical data, from Greece and Spain. Gonzalez (2016) reports that the standard deviation of the reported magnitude errors in the Spanish national earthquake catalogue, from 1997 November onwards, is approximately 0.2 units, regardless the magnitude range. For the Greek catalogue, we ended up with similar conclusions, after investigating nearly 49 000 events obtained from the monthly bulletins provided by the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (http://geophysics.geo.auth.gr/ss/) covering a period of 6.5 yr. During that time, the Hellenic Unified Seismological Network (HUSN) which provides the data have been relatively stable and the corresponding catalogue is homogeneous as far as the magnitude scale is concerned.…”
Section: Magnitudementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This choice was motivated by two examples of empirical data, from Greece and Spain. Gonzalez (2016) reports that the standard deviation of the reported magnitude errors in the Spanish national earthquake catalogue, from 1997 November onwards, is approximately 0.2 units, regardless the magnitude range. For the Greek catalogue, we ended up with similar conclusions, after investigating nearly 49 000 events obtained from the monthly bulletins provided by the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (http://geophysics.geo.auth.gr/ss/) covering a period of 6.5 yr. During that time, the Hellenic Unified Seismological Network (HUSN) which provides the data have been relatively stable and the corresponding catalogue is homogeneous as far as the magnitude scale is concerned.…”
Section: Magnitudementioning
confidence: 99%
“…For m < m min , events are missing from the catalog due to the difficulties of detecting them (e.g. [16,17]), specially in aftershock sequences, when their waveforms tend to overlap each other [15,18]. This incompleteness distorts the power-law behaviour below m min .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Una combinación multidisciplinar de estudios históricos, paleosismológicos y de registros instrumentales puede permitir ampliar este catálogo y proporcionar información valiosa de las fallas sismogénicas, la localización y recurrencia de los terremotos y los efectos socioeconómicos que pueden generar en una región (p. ej. Mallet, 1862;Martínez Solares & Mezcua, 2002;Michetti et al, 2007;Rajendran et al, 2013;Korjenkov & Mazor, 2013;Mackey & Quigley, 2014;González, 2017;Martín-González, 2018). La investigación de terremotos con datos históricos permite ampliar el periodo temporal del catálogo instrumental y es especialmente necesaria para complementar la información geológica, sobre todo en regiones donde existen importantes dificultades para estudiar las fuentes sísmicas o los periodos de recurrencia son muy grandes.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…cual puede obtenerse, entre otros medios, mediante el estudio de sus narraciones en documentos históricos (p. ej. Mallet, 1862;Martínez Solares & Mezcua, 2002;Galadini et al, 2006;Guidoboni & Ebel, 2009;Ces Fernández, 2015;Ferrão et al, 2016;González, 2017;Udías, 2017). Esta información de los efectos y daños, junto con la manera en que la población sintió el terremoto, se han utilizado en muchos casos para hacer estimaciones de parámetros del sismo como la fecha, la localización, la profundidad focal, la intensidad y la falla sismogénica.…”
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