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In the specification under Vulcanicity it says two case studies of volcanic events, so for that I'll do Mount Etna and Chaiten.
And under Seismicity it says two case studies of seismic events. Can I do for the volcanoes for that or what? Do I need to do two earthquake case studies, or a tsunami and an earthquake case study, such as Indonesia etc...?
And under Seismicity it says two case studies of seismic events. Can I do for the volcanoes for that or what? Do I need to do two earthquake case studies, or a tsunami and an earthquake case study, such as Indonesia etc...?
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(Original post by Crazydavy)
In the specification under Vulcanicity it says two case studies of volcanic events, so for that I'll do Mount Etna and Chaiten.
And under Seismicity it says two case studies of seismic events. Can I do for the volcanoes for that or what? Do I need to do two earthquake case studies, or a tsunami and an earthquake case study, such as Indonesia etc...?
In the specification under Vulcanicity it says two case studies of volcanic events, so for that I'll do Mount Etna and Chaiten.
And under Seismicity it says two case studies of seismic events. Can I do for the volcanoes for that or what? Do I need to do two earthquake case studies, or a tsunami and an earthquake case study, such as Indonesia etc...?
I think they have to be earthquake related. Ive learnt an earthquake and the Indian ocean tsunami
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(Original post by Crazydavy)
In the specification under Vulcanicity it says two case studies of volcanic events, so for that I'll do Mount Etna and Chaiten.
And under Seismicity it says two case studies of seismic events. Can I do for the volcanoes for that or what? Do I need to do two earthquake case studies, or a tsunami and an earthquake case study, such as Indonesia etc...?
In the specification under Vulcanicity it says two case studies of volcanic events, so for that I'll do Mount Etna and Chaiten.
And under Seismicity it says two case studies of seismic events. Can I do for the volcanoes for that or what? Do I need to do two earthquake case studies, or a tsunami and an earthquake case study, such as Indonesia etc...?
and no volcanoes cannot be used for seismicity, there's case studies on the Sichuan, China one in the NT book, also Northridge in America in the PA book, but the tsunami does count as a seismic case study
the blue writing in my attachment revision notes have the 6 case studies i've particularly learnt
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the volcanoes are good and shows MEDC and LEDC comparison, but more the better
and no volcanoes cannot be used for seismicity, there's case studies on the Sichuan, China one in the NT book, also Northridge in America in the PA book, but the tsunami does count as a seismic case study
the blue writing in my attachment revision notes have the 6 case studies i've particularly learnt
the volcanoes are good and shows MEDC and LEDC comparison, but more the better
and no volcanoes cannot be used for seismicity, there's case studies on the Sichuan, China one in the NT book, also Northridge in America in the PA book, but the tsunami does count as a seismic case study
the blue writing in my attachment revision notes have the 6 case studies i've particularly learnt
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