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I have set up a CommunityWalk site for the Islamabad Earthquake that I believe is editable by web visitors. I have put on it all the large quakes in the past 24 hours plus photos of the building collapse in Islamabad.
A is Islamabad; 8 is the epicenter of a 6.3 aftershock; 9 is the epicenter of the 7.6 quake.
Let me know if you are able to add information (kathryn.cramer@gmail.com or make a comment).
WARNING: Community Walk crashes Safari.
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» 7.6 quake hits Pakistan, India -- blog coverage, data analysis from Boing Boing
Bala Pitchandi says, As you may have seen, a 7.6-magnitude quake with the epicentre 80km (50 miles) north-east of Islamabad wiped out several villages. At least 500 died in North-West Frontier province in Pakistan. More than 450 died on both sides of K... [Read More]
» 7.6 quake hits Pakistan, India -- blog coverage, data analysis from Boing Boing
Bala Pitchandi says, As you may have seen, a 7.6-magnitude quake with the epicentre 80km (50 miles) north-east of Islamabad wiped out several villages. At least 500 died in North-West Frontier province in Pakistan. More than 450 died on both sides of K... [Read More]
» 7.6 quake hits Pakistan, India -- blog coverage, data analysis from Boing Boing
Bala Pitchandi says, As you may have seen, a 7.6-magnitude quake with the epicentre 80km (50 miles) north-east of Islamabad wiped out several villages. At least 500 died in North-West Frontier province in Pakistan. More than 450 died on both sides of K... [Read More]
» Mapping the Pakistani Earthquake from The Map Room
Speaking of Kathryn Cramer, she's also put together a useful Google Maps mashup of earthquake data that allows us to see, quite precisely, where the quakes and aftershocks have hit in northern Pakistan. She notes: One interesting result I obtain... [Read More]
» Mapping the Pakistani Earthquake from The Map Room
Speaking of Kathryn Cramer, she's also put together a useful Google Maps mashup of earthquake data that allows us to see, quite precisely, where the quakes and aftershocks have hit in northern Pakistan. She notes: One interesting result I obtain... [Read More]
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