M2.3 - 10km S of Chandler, Oklahoma (BETA) 2013-03-21 02:23:47 UTC

Earthquake location 35.604°N, 96.862°W

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Summary

Location and Magnitude contributed by: USGS, NEIC, Golden, Colorado (and predecessors)

General

Nearby Cities

Nearby Cities

Tectonic Summary

Tectonic Summary

Additional Commentary

Felt at Meeker.

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Contributed by USGS National Earthquake Information Center

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Intensity Maps

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Intensity vs. Distance
Responses vs. Time

Responses

Response Data (270)

Scientific Background on the Did You Feel It? Process

Technical

Location and Magnitude contributed by: USGS, NEIC, Golden, Colorado (and predecessors)

Summary

Preferred Location Parameters

Parameter	Value	Uncertainty
Magnitude	2.3 mb_Lg	± 0.51
Location	35.604°N, 96.862°W	± 17.0 km
Depth	5.0 km	± 2.9 km
Number of Stations Used	11
Number of Phases Used	18
Minimum Distance	102.4 km (0.92°)
Travel Time Residual	0.84 sec
Azimuthal Gap	189°
Review Status	REVIEWED
Event ID	usb000fq2j

See the “Contributed Solutions” for a list of all contributed location parameters.

Contributed Solutions

Technical Terms used on Event Pages

Downloads

All Downloads

Product	Title	Links	ID
cap (Preferred) (US)	CAP Alert	XML (4 KB)	usb000fq2j
dyfi (Preferred) (US)	DYFI City Map	JPG (113 KB) PDF (13 KB) PS (59 KB) HTML (468 B)	usb000fq2j
dyfi (Preferred) (US)	Intensity vs. Distance Plot	JPG (47 KB) PS (45 KB)	usb000fq2j
dyfi (Preferred) (US)	Responses vs. Time Plot	JPG (41 KB) PS (33 KB)	usb000fq2j
dyfi (Preferred) (US)	Intensity Summary	TXT (154 B) XML (270 B)	usb000fq2j
historical-moment-tensor-map (Preferred) (US)	Historic USGS Moment Tensor Solutions Map	JPG (11 B)	usb000fq2j
historical-moment-tensor-map (Preferred) (US)	Historic USGS Moment Tensor Solutions Table	TEXT (528 B)	usb000fq2j
origin (Preferred) (US)	Earthquake XML (EQXML)	XML (3 KB)	usb000fq2j
p-wave-travel-times (Preferred) (US)	Theoretical P-Wave Travel Times Map for the World	GIF (108 KB)	usb000fq2j
p-wave-travel-times (Preferred) (US)	Theoretical P-Wave Travel Times Map for the United States	GIF (142 KB)	usb000fq2j
p-wave-travel-times (Preferred) (US)	Theoretical P-Wave Travel Times Table	HTML (4 KB)	usb000fq2j
phase-data (Preferred) (US)	Earthquake XML (EQXML)	XML (8 KB)	usb000fq2j

The use of EQXML formatted data is temporary. This data will be changing to QuakeML v1.2RC3 format.

Data Contributors

USGS National Earthquake Information Center

U.S. Department of the Interior | U.S. Geological Survey
Page URL: http://comcat.cr.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usb000fq2j
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Page Last Modified: June 10, 2013 21:39:27 UTC

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