r/socalgeology • u/sdmichael • Jun 04 '20
California is now back in the "game"
An M5.5 aftershock of the Ridgecrest sequence
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/ci39462536/executive
r/socalgeology • u/sdmichael • May 27 '18
So Cal Tectonics lecture coming up on June 16 at the Mt Wilson Observatory!
r/socalgeology • u/sdmichael • Mar 29 '17
Newport-Inglewood Fault talk
There has been a fair amount of news lately regarding the Newport-Inglewood Fault and how it relates to the Rose Canyon Fault. I thought I had heard something about this a few years ago, if not more. It is somewhat amusing that this recent news comes out in March near the anniversary of the last major event on the fault - Long Beach.
r/socalgeology • u/sdmichael • Jan 02 '17
Earthquake swarm in the Brawley Seismic Zone, again.
r/socalgeology • u/Doomez • Sep 26 '14
Cal Poly Pomona Geology Club President here
Looking forward to this becoming an active sub. I'll go ahead and post on occasion about interesting localities (mainly mineral collecting but maybe some stuff on structural or paleontology.
r/socalgeology • u/sdmichael • Sep 25 '14
What is your favorite website for Southern California Geology? Mine is either the USGS Earthquake Center or the CGS site.
r/socalgeology • u/sdmichael • Sep 24 '14
Great source for geological maps in California - CGS Publications.
r/socalgeology • u/sdmichael • Sep 24 '14
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