Help please NameTeacherPerlodWrap-Up11. How many recording stations are required to locate an epicenter?12. In what three ways do P-waves differ from S-waves?13. To locate an epicenter, subtract thea.arrival time from theb.arrival time. Then use the Travel Time graph printed in theto find the correspondingс.d.to the epicenter. Do the same for at leastе.more seismic stations. Around each seismic recording station,draw af.at the proper distance. Where the three circlesis the epicenter. To find the origing.time, subtract theh.for any P- or S-wave from thei.of that wave. That's when the earthquake occurred at theepicenter.14. Define latitude.15. Define longitude.16. From the map, list the terrestrial coordinates of the three epicenters you locatedin this lab. (Be sure to label each with the angle and the direction: such as 45° S,127° E.)Event #1Event #2Event #3Latitude:Latitude:Latitude:Longitude:.Longitude:Longitude:17. You cannot locate the epicenter of an earthquake with seismic records from justNorth one recording station. What information can you determine about the earthquakeproper at its source from a single seismic station? (List only properties of the event at theROIRETLAB 1: LOCATING EPICENTERS 85sical Setting Second Edition AMSCOCopyright © 2007 AMSCO School Publications, Inc.

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Name
Teacher
Perlod
Wrap-Up
11. How many recording stations are required to locate an epicenter?
12. In what three ways do P-waves differ from S-waves?
13. To locate an epicenter, subtract the
a.
arrival time from the
b.
arrival time. Then use the Travel Time graph printed in the
to find the corresponding
с.
d.
to the epicenter. Do the same for at least
е.
more seismic stations. Around each seismic recording station,
draw a
f.
at the proper distance. Where the three circles
is the epicenter. To find the origin
g.
time, subtract the
h.
for any P- or S-wave from the
i.
of that wave. That's when the earthquake occurred at the
epicenter.
14. Define latitude.
15. Define longitude.
16. From the map, list the terrestrial coordinates of the three epicenters you located
in this lab. (Be sure to label each with the angle and the direction: such as 45° S,
127° E.)
Event #1
Event #2
Event #3
Latitude:
Latitude:
Latitude:
Longitude:.
Longitude:
Longitude:
17. You cannot locate the epicenter of an earthquake with seismic records from just
North one recording station. What information can you determine about the earthquake
proper at its source from a single seismic station? (List only properties of the event at the
ROIRET
LAB 1: LOCATING EPICENTERS 85
sical Setting Second Edition AMSCO
Copyright © 2007 AMSCO School Publications, Inc.

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