NCSN Seismic Network Bulletin
January - December 1992
Table Of Contents

Table of Sections
SectionTitlePage
1.Introduction3
2.Network Operations3
2.Earthquake Catalog12
4.Data Access and Archival12
5.Network Response28
6.Synopsis of Seismicity30
7.Cape Mendocino30
8.Shasta and Lassen31
9.Coast Ranges north of S.F. Bay31
10.The Geysers - Lower Clear Lake31
11.Central California Coast Range31
12.Loma Prieta - S. F. Peninsula31
13.San Francisco East Bay31
14.Creeping San Andreas32
15.Parkfield32
16.Western margin of the S. Central Valley32
17.Central Valley/Western Sierra Nevada32
18.Long Valley Caldera32
19.Central/Southern Sierra Nevada32
20.Carrizo Plain32
21.Bibliography41
22.Acknowledgments42
23.Appendix A. The UCB/USGS Seismology Data Center43
24.Sample session to the UCB/USGS Seismology Data Center44
25.Help files at the data center45

List of Tables
TableTitlePage
Table 1.Station Locations, Attenuations, Components,
and Magnitude Correction Factors
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Table 2.Summary of Seismic Stations Reorded by the NCSN11
Table 3.Network Changes in 199211
Table 4.Gradient P-Velocity Models17
Table 5.Seismic Station Traveltime Corrections19
Table 6.USGS Instrument Response Parameters29
Table 7.M>3.5 Earthquakes Recorded during 1992 by the U.S.G.S. in Menlo Park37

List of Figures
FigureTitlePage
Figure 1.Seismic stations recorded by the NCSN during 19924
Figure 2.Seismicity recorded by the NCSN during 199213
Figure 3.Boundaries of local velocity regions14
Figure 4.Amplitude and phase response of NCSN28
Figure 5.Boundaries of seismicity regions discussed in text33
Figure 6.Seismicity of the Cape Mendocino earthquake sequence34
Figure 7.Time-histograms of seismicity35