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• W2149771232 abstract "The level of seismicity in Colorado has been characterized as being low to moderate (Kirkham and Rogers, 1981) due in part to the lack of adequate seismographic coverage in the state. The largest known historical earthquake in Colorado was the 8 November 1882 earthquake, whose size (estimated Richter magnitude ML 6.2-6.6) and location (somewhere in north-central Colorado) remain controversial (McGuire et al., 1982; Spence et al. , 1996). The best documented earthquakes in Colorado have been those induced by the disposal of waste fluids at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal near Denver (Evans, 1966; Healy et al., 1968; Herrmann et al., 1981) and secondary oil recovery in western Colorado (Gibbs et al., 1973). The largest instrumentally recorded natural earthquake in Colorado was a magnitude 5.5 event in 1960 which occurred near Ridgeway in southwest Colorado (Talley and Cloud, 1962).As noted above, earthquakes have occurred in geographic locations spread throughout the region. Occasional microearthquake surveys of limited extent have been conducted in the past (e.g., Goter and Presgrave, 1986; Keller and Adams, 1975), and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation currently operates two small seismograph networks in southwest Colorado. In addition, Microgeophysics Corporation operated a seismograph network in the Front Range under contract to the Denver Water Board from 1983-1993. Current seismic station coverage in the state of Colorado is extremely poor, with stations only at Golden, Idaho Springs, Paradox Valley, and Ridgeway (southwest Colorado) reporting times to the NEIC. Thus, the PDE catalog offers a very incomplete view of Colorado seismicity, with a magnitude threshold of about 3.0 and large location uncertainties in most parts of the state.Despite the low to moderate levels of historical seismicity, there is significant geologic evidence of late Quaternary tectonic activity throughout the state of Colorado, particularly in the …" @default.
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• W2149771232 title "Microearthquake Study of the Colorado Front Range: Combining Research and Teaching in Seismology" @default.
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