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Earthquake collage
Earthquake Collage
Created by: Ariel Lopez
12/03/18
Normal Fault
A normal faults usually move away from each other and slip down.
Faults
A reverse fault usually starts pushing down and going upwards
Reverse fault
A strike-slip fault slides past each other.
Strike-slip fault
"P"
Waves
Seismic Waves
"P" waves stand for primary waves, they are the first wave of shaking to come. They usually aren't very long and shake pretty fast.
"S" waves stand for secondary waves, these waves are much slower but shake more violently. They usually cause the most damage in an earthquake.
"S"
Waves
The size or destruction of an earthquake can be found out using the richter scale.
Destruction
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Anything after a 5.0 on the Richter scale can cause significant damage to building and potentially harm people.
Way to prepare for an earthquake
Preparation
One of the first ways you can prepare for an earthquake is making sure any cabinets or loose furniture that can potentially fall and injure someone is secured