By N. N. Ambraseys, C. P. Melville, R. D. Adams
ISBN-10: 0521020255
ISBN-13: 9780521020251
This publication offers a catalog of earthquakes that experience happened in Egypt, Arabia, the purple Sea zone, and the encompassing parts of Libya, Sudan, and Ethiopia from the earliest occasions (184 BC) to the current day. by way of cautious and in depth examine of historic resources and a assessment of the instrumental info of this century, the authors describe every one earthquake as absolutely as attainable and research every one in a geographical and old context. They extra scrutinize the completeness of the earthquake catalog over the years and view the variety of resources and the issues linked to such historic files.
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It can also be the case that the city mentioned is evidently not in the epicentral area but no idea is given of the other districts involved. Sometimes, two or three such centres are mentioned, so there is a reasonable chance of locating the earthquake in the area between them, even though no details from that area survive. Furthermore, although the urban population is distributed more evenly through the country than it is in Egypt, the major towns themselves are aligned along the north-south axis of the central uplands, and are relatively far apart.
41 The recent Egyptian earthquake does at least demonstrate that shocks can originate relatively close to Cairo, and that such interpretations need not necessarily be too inaccurate. Even when information does exist from other Egyptian localities, the distribution of population, and therefore of intensity data-points, is effectively onedimensional, making it difficult to draw meaningful isoseismal maps. While it may be possible to determine the highest intensities experienced along the northsouth axis of the Nile Valley, the absence of control to east or west makes it difficult to determine the true epicentral region.
Campbell (1968) and Kebeasy (1980).
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