AUSTRALIAN EARTHQUAKE REPORT AND WATCHES

many of us were not aware of these, there is no point, this is just a thread to report them big or small.. for those who are interested.. if you are not thats cool..

Thanks for the thread, I will watch with interest and report if anything of interest happens in my part of OZ! FNQ.

The one that occured offshore from Innisfail a few weeks ago didn't even make it into USGS yet it registered a 4! Go figure!!

[link to www.ga.gov.au]


NW of Dampier, WA.
Magnitude: 3.5 (ML)
Depth: 33 km
Tsunamigenic: No

Date and Time
UTC: 11 July 2011 @ 19:39:58
AEST: 12 July 2011 @ 05:39:58

Location
Coordinates: -20.051, 116.135

Solution status
Last updated: 12 July 2011 @ 11:58:03 (AEST)
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST




E of Leigh Creek, SA.
Magnitude: 2.9 (ML)
Depth: 4 km
Tsunamigenic: No

Date and Time
UTC: 11 July 2011 @ 12:19:29
AEST: 11 July 2011 @ 22:19:29

Location
Coordinates: -30.202, 139.729

Solution status
Last updated: 12 July 2011 @ 16:15:07 (AEST)
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST



SE of Broken Hill, NSW.
Magnitude: 2.6 (ML)
Depth: 0 km interesting
Tsunamigenic: No

Date and Time
UTC: 11 July 2011 @ 13:28:33
AEST: 11 July 2011 @ 23:28:33

Location
Coordinates: -32.065, 141.624

Solution status
Last updated: 12 July 2011 @ 12:36:19 (AEST)
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST


S of Bright, Vic.
Magnitude: 3.1 (ML)
Depth: 0 km
Tsunamigenic: No

Date and Time
UTC: 10 July 2011 @ 03:32:37
AEST: 10 July 2011 @ 13:32:37

Location
Coordinates: -37.023, 146.901

Solution status
Last updated: Not available
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST

Couple of new ones today:

[link to www.ga.gov.au]

W of Bunbury, WA.
Magnitude: 3.4 (ML)
Depth: 0 km Tsunamigenic: Not available

Date and Time
UTC: 14 July 2011 @ 02:35:53
AEST: 14 July 2011 @ 12:35:53

Location
Coordinates: -33.165, 114.173

Solution status
Last updated: 14 July 2011 @ 13:18:20 (AEST)
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST


Near Cooma, NSW.
Magnitude: 1.8 (ML)
Depth: 0 km Tsunamigenic: Not available

Date and Time
UTC: 13 July 2011 @ 19:04:33
AEST: 14 July 2011 @ 05:04:33

Location
Coordinates: -36.199, 148.981

Solution status
Last updated: 14 July 2011 @ 11:16:41 (AEST)
Solution finalised: No
Source: AUST

Decent size quake for oz in W.A this afternoon..

NE of Marble Bar, WA.
Magnitude: 4.5 (ML)
Depth: 12 km
Tsunamigenic: Not available

Date and Time
UTC: 14 July 2011 @ 05:51:36
AEST: 14 July 2011 @ 15:51:36

Location
Coordinates: -20.865, 120.356

Solution status
Last updated: 14 July 2011 @ 17:48:36 (AEST)
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST

Just had another one in New South Wales

Berridale, NSW.
Magnitude: 2.3 (ML)
Depth: 0 km
Tsunamigenic: Not available

Date and Time
UTC: 14 July 2011 @ 10:57:27
AEST: 14 July 2011 @ 20:57:27

Location
Coordinates: -36.329, 148.864

Solution status
Last updated: 14 July 2011 @ 21:58:22 (AEST)
Solution finalised: No
Source: AUST

Near Berridale, NSW.
Magnitude: 1.9 (ML)
Depth: 2 km
Tsunamigenic: No

Date and Time
UTC: 14 July 2011 @ 18:41:30
AEST: 15 July 2011 @ 04:41:30

Location
Coordinates: -36.274, 148.855

Solution status
Last updated: Not available
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST

Thanks for the thread and all your hard work! x0x

no worries :) most welcome..I only wish they put them on the map quicker.. some days the notification is 12hrs late in being listed on the aust geo site.. frustrating..

Feel free to add info..

Thanks OP i check your thread daily , delays on real time are a problem,

small one in W.A

S of Yalgoo, WA.
Magnitude: 2.2 (ML)
Depth: 0 km
Tsunamigenic: No

Date and Time
UTC: 14 July 2011 @ 22:49:50
AEST: 15 July 2011 @ 08:49:50

Location
Coordinates: -28.903, 116.867

Solution status
Last updated: Not available
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST

NE of Coober Pedy, SA.
Magnitude: 3.9 (ML)
Depth: 0 km
Tsunamigenic: Not available

Date and Time
UTC: 25 July 2011 @ 18:42:29
AEST: 26 July 2011 @ 04:42:29

Location
Coordinates: -27.398, 136.407

Solution status
Last updated: 26 July 2011 @ 05:06:23 (AEST)
Solution finalised: No
Source: AUST

[link to www.ga.gov.au]

Tasmainia

Near Queenstown, TAS.
Magnitude: 2.0 (ML)
Depth: 0 km
Tsunamigenic: Not available

Date and Time
UTC: 26 July 2011 @ 05:07:18
AEST: 26 July 2011 @ 15:07:18

Location
Coordinates: -42.048, 145.930

Solution status
Last updated: 26 July 2011 @ 15:36:20 (AEST)
Solution finalised: No
Source: AUST


Just wanted to mention two things.

1. They have taken the coober pedy quake off the map.. this is strange, hiding something perhaps?

2. The listed magnitudes in the reports are not matching the circle scale. Both the Berridale and Tasmanian quakes are listed as +2's however the size of the circle used to identify them is, according to the sites scale, in the region of a mag 3-4.9.. this is strange and I feel definately something is going on with geo-aust.. keep alert

Kalgoorlie, WA.
Magnitude: 3.3 (ML)
Depth: 0 km
Tsunamigenic: Not available

Date and Time
UTC: 27 July 2011 @ 04:02:42
AEST: 27 July 2011 @ 14:02:42

Location
Coordinates: -30.573, 121.529

Solution status
Last updated: 27 July 2011 @ 15:13:21 (AEST)
Solution finalised: No
Source: AUST

Another one with the mismatched indicator circle and mag..

Mag listed: 3.3
Circle Indicator size: 5-5.9

Aussie quakes listed today, once again geoscience australia is witholding quake info and taking over 24hrs to post some of these.

SW of Marchagee, WA.
Magnitude: 2.5 (ML)
Depth: 16 km
Tsunamigenic: No

Date and Time
UTC: 31 July 2011 @ 13:50:22
AEST: 31 July 2011 @ 23:50:22

Location
Coordinates: -30.122, 115.855

Solution status
Last updated: Not available
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST

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NW of Merredin, WA.
Magnitude: 2.5 (ML)
Depth: 2 km
Tsunamigenic: No

Date and Time
UTC: 30 July 2011 @ 23:10:48
AEST: 31 July 2011 @ 09:10:48

Location
Coordinates: -31.277, 117.991

Solution status
Last updated: Not available
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST

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E of Cape Jervis, SA.
Magnitude: 2.2 (ML)
Depth: 15 km
Tsunamigenic: No

Date and Time
UTC: 29 July 2011 @ 18:08:51
AEST: 30 July 2011 @ 04:08:51

Location
Coordinates: -35.595, 138.187

Solution status
Last updated: Not available
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST

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NW of Bourke, NSW.
Magnitude: 3.0 (ML)
Depth: 15 km
Tsunamigenic: No

Date and Time
UTC: 29 July 2011 @ 03:37:30
AEST: 29 July 2011 @ 13:37:30

Location
Coordinates: -29.604, 143.839

Solution status
Last updated: Not available
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST
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NE of Orbost, Vic.
Magnitude: 2.2 (ML)
Depth: 10 km
Tsunamigenic: No

Date and Time
UTC: 28 July 2011 @ 20:41:33
AEST: 29 July 2011 @ 06:41:33

Location
Coordinates: -37.373, 148.597

Solution status
Last updated: Not available
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST

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NE of Orroroo, SA.
Magnitude: 2.0 (ML)
Depth: 10 km
Tsunamigenic: No

Date and Time
UTC: 27 July 2011 @ 22:27:40
AEST: 28 July 2011 @ 08:27:40

Location
Coordinates: -32.493, 138.842

Solution status
Last updated: Not available
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST
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NE of Biloela, QLD.
Magnitude: 2.5 (ML)
Depth: 10 km
Tsunamigenic: No

Date and Time
UTC: 02 August 2011 @ 01:20:15
AEST: 02 August 2011 @ 11:20:15

Location
Coordinates: -24.200, 150.919

Solution status
Last updated: Not available
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST

Since the tsunami bouys that lie between aussie east coast and the kermadic trench and the solomon islands is non operational, i just wanted to post this here so we knew what to look for just in case..

Tsunamigenic
Any earthquake determined by the Geoscience Australia Duty Seismologist to have the potential to generate a tsunami. These are generally earthquakes with a magnitude of 6.5 or greater with a depth 100 km or less, under the sea or islands or near coastlines.

Korumburra, Vic.
Magnitude: 2.3 (ML)
Depth: 10 km
Tsunamigenic: No

Date and Time
UTC: 03 August 2011 @ 21:56:53
AEST: 04 August 2011 @ 07:56:53

Location
Coordinates: -38.389, 145.835

Solution status
Last updated: Not available
Solution finalised: Yes
Source: AUST

Near Peterborough, SA.
Magnitude: 4.0 (ML)
Depth: 0 km
Tsunamigenic: Not available

Date and Time
UTC: 04 September 2011 @ 11:15:09
AEST: 04 September 2011 @ 21:15:09

Location
Coordinates: -32.791, 138.822

Solution status
Last updated: 04 September 2011 @ 22:04:04 (AEST)
Solution finalised:No
Source: AUST

[link to www.ga.gov.au]

SW of Bowen, QLD.
Magnitude: 4.1 (ML)
Depth: 5 km
Tsunamigenic: Not available

Date and Time
UTC: 17 September 2011 @ 16:28:29
AEST: 18 September 2011 @ 02:28:29

Location
Coordinates: -20.214, 147.614

Solution status
Last updated: 18 September 2011 @ 06:48:05 (AEST)
Solution finalised:No
Source: AUST

Good morning EW.

Could i ask u a favour, if u come across any kermadec antarctic, or off shore nz quakes could u let me know so i can find them and post them on the nz thread.

Thanx sis xx

Consider it done hun!

Interesting article about the recent Bowen quake, that it was followed by 'a thunderous roar'.

[link to www.townsvillebulletin.com.au]


NORTH Queenslanders have been rocked by the third earthquake in six months after a 4.1 magnitude quake struck south-west of Bowen yesterday.


Residents as far north as Ayr could feel the early morning tremor which sent shockwaves throughout the region about 2.30am.


Whitsunday Regional Council Mayor Mike Brunker said the tremors were followed by a thunderous roar.


North Queensland recorded its biggest earthquake in almost 100 years when a 5.2-magnitude quake rocked the region in April.


The tremor, on April 16, which struck about 3.30pm 124km south-east of Townsville, between Ayr and Bowen, was followed by several more aftershocks .


Only a month earlier, a shallow 4.0-magnitude earthquake struck about 30km east of Innisfail just after 4pm.


The earthquake lasted about four or five seconds involving slight tremors and the sounds of a thunderous roar

Hiya, here is the thread where u can deposit anything of interest to kiwis.

Even buoy stuff if u like

Thread: Volcanic watch for NZ volcanoes

Hope that link works xx

Hiya

How do i go about starting a thread babe?

Can u help me thru the process?

Should be a fairly simple process, just find the start a thread link at the top of the page from the main forum page.. give it a title and type in your content.. and ta dah.. thread :)

Well something very interesting at geoscience australia today..

A mag 3+ quake recorded in western australia.. yet the circling ratio they use is showing it was a mag 5+ .. now either there is a super glitch or they are hiding somethign coz the circle is bigger than the 4.1 that happened at bowen a few days ago..

I personally am not thinking glitch..

[link to www.ga.gov.au]

I took a screen shot incase its gone, will upload later..

Near Katanning, WA.
Magnitude: 3.4 (ML)
Depth: 0 km
Tsunamigenic: Not available

Date and Time
UTC: 22 September 2011 @ 04:51:57
AEST: 22 September 2011 @ 14:51:57

Location
Coordinates: -33.766, 117.426

Solution status
Last updated: 22 September 2011 @ 15:21:21 (AEST)
Solution finalised:No
Source: AUST

oh ok, i thought u had to pay for it with karma or something, i saw someone saying they needed karma to start a thread.

Would that have been to pin it?

My son broke laptop last night so i cant start a thread now, only have phone.

ps i hope the flower above doesnt have a meaning i dont understand?

Yeah i believe so many karma or something gets your thread pinned.. not sure but its something like that