Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
On the Properties of Predominant-Period Estimators for Earthquake Early Warning,2006,96,5,1961-1965,Wolfe
Why Do Modern Probabilistic Seismic-Hazard Analyses Often Lead to Increased Hazard Estimates?,2006,96,6,1967-1977,Bommer
A documentary study of the felt effects of the great California earthquake of 1857,1978,68,6,1717-1729,Agnew
The lunar triggering effect on earthquakes in Southern California,1936,26,2,147-157,Allen
Report of Committee on Building for Safety against Earthquakes,1925,15,3,196-212,Andrews
Tsunamis reported from the West Coast of South America 1562-1960,1962,52,4,915-921,Berninghausen
Tsunamis and seismic seiches reported from the eastern Atlantic south of the Bay of Biscay,1964,54,1,439-442,Berninghausen
The 1737 Calcutta earthquake and cyclone evaluated,1994,84,5,1650-1657,Bilham
The focus of the 1906 California earthquake,1968,58,1,457-471,Bolt
Effects of local geological conditions in the San Francisco Bay region on ground motions and the intensities of the 1906 earthquake,1976,66,2,467-500,Borcherdt
Earthquakes in Brazil,1912,2,2,105-117,Branner
Earthquakes and structural engineering,1913,3,1,1-5,Branner
Relation between the geology and the effects of the earthquakes of May 1960 in the City of Ancud and vicinity Chiloé,1963,53,6,1273-1280,Carlos Galli
Microseisms associated with norwesters,1958,48,2,181-189,Chakrabarty
Basis of the geologic theory of earthquakes,1919,9,1,8-19,de Montessus de Ballore
Some sixteenth century European earthquakes as depicted in contemporary sources,1982,72,2,507-523,Deresiewicz
Earthquake damage to buildings,1925,15,4,282-301,Dewell
Engineering data needed on earthquake motion for use in the design of earthquake-resisting structures,1930,20,2,67-87,Freeman
The earthquakes of 1934 and 1935 in northwestern Illinois and adjacent parts of Iowa,1940,30,3,213-218,Fryxell
Santa Barbara Mission and the earthquake of June 29 1925,1925,15,4,251-254,Hobrecht
Triggered earthquakes and the 1811-1812 New Madrid central United States earthquake sequence,2001,91,6,1574-1581,Hough
San Francisco earthquakes of 1865 and 1868,1930,20,4,261-272,Huber
A nonstationary random process model for earthquake accelerograms,1969,59,3,1163-1188,Iyengar
The 1531 Lisbon earthquake,1998,88,2,319-328,Justo
Tutorial on earthquake rotational effects: historical examples,2009,99,2B,998-1010,Kozák
Seismology in The United States,1911,1,1,1-4,Lawson
The earthquake of November 14 1937,1938,28,3,177-189,Lynch
The Mississippi Valley earthquake problem,1930,20,2,95-98,Macelwane
Earthquakes in their relation to the Los Angeles aqueduct,1918,8,1,13-19,Mulholland
The Mississippi valley earthquakes of 1811 and 1812: intesities ground motion and magnitudes,1973,63,1,227-248,Nuttli
Comments on rock bursts outbursts and earthquake prediction,1970,60,6,2083-2085,Osterwald
The inauguration of seismological work in the United States Weather Bureau,1915,5,2,63-70,Palmer
Great earthquakes in the Island of Haiti,1912,2,3,161-180,Scherer
San Andreas fault zone California: m ≥5.5 earthquake history,2002,92,7,2555-2601,Toppozada
Re-evaluation of the 1836 "Hayward Fault" and the 1838 San Andreas Fault earthquakes,1998,88,1,140-159,Toppozada
Earthquakes on the Pacific Coast of North America,1919,9,3,72-85,Townley
The 1857 Earthquake in California,1955,45,1,47-67,Wood
Modified Mercalli intensity scale of 1931,1931,21,4,277-283,Wood
Air-blasts and shocks in the gold mines of the Kolar Gold Field Mysore India,1913,3,2,80-82,Woodworth