Sequence · 2015-11-13

M 6.7 · Observed seismic cluster · 140 km WSW of Makurazaki, Japan

Explore clusters of M4.5+ events observed around significant earthquakes. These clusters are descriptive and are not presented as earthquake predictions.

M4.5+ events in cluster13
M6+1
Analysis radius292 km
Observation window14 days
Largest secondary eventM 5.7
Quake Pulse

Sequence timeline

Within first 24 hours6
Within first 7 days13
Observed duration5.7 d
Gap from reference eventM 1.0
0 h5.7 d
Quake Pulse

Main-event impact

24 Felt reports · PAGER GREEN · Shallow

53/100
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M4.5+ events in cluster

MagnitudeLocationDepthTime
M 6.7140 km WSW of Makurazaki, Japan12.0 km2015-11-13 20:51:31 UTCView event →
M 4.9147 km W of Makurazaki, Japan10.0 km2015-11-13 21:17:26 UTCView event →
M 4.6134 km WSW of Kushikino, Japan10.0 km2015-11-14 03:51:54 UTCView event →
M 4.7131 km W of Makurazaki, Japan6.7 km2015-11-14 08:40:56 UTCView event →
M 5.7138 km WSW of Kushikino, Japan10.0 km2015-11-14 19:20:21 UTCView event →
M 5.1139 km W of Makurazaki, Japan10.0 km2015-11-14 20:34:29 UTCView event →
M 4.5143 km W of Makurazaki, Japan10.0 km2015-11-14 21:41:50 UTCView event →
M 4.886 km S of Fukuech?, Japan10.0 km2015-11-15 05:13:57 UTCView event →
M 4.8133 km W of Makurazaki, Japan10.0 km2015-11-16 07:31:14 UTCView event →
M 5.1129 km W of Kaseda-shirakame, Japan27.5 km2015-11-18 04:38:50 UTCView event →
M 4.7173 km W of Makurazaki, Japan10.0 km2015-11-18 12:18:04 UTCView event →
M 4.5126 km W of Makurazaki, Japan10.0 km2015-11-18 19:56:49 UTCView event →
M 4.7139 km W of Makurazaki, Japan16.9 km2015-11-19 14:41:48 UTCView event →

Interpretation

Explore clusters of M4.5+ events observed around significant earthquakes. These clusters are descriptive and are not presented as earthquake predictions. Historical small-earthquake detection varies through time. Long-term comparisons are most robust at higher magnitude thresholds.

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