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Questions or comments please contact education @ unavco.org. Ground Motions, Earthquakes, and Volcanoes in the Four Corners region Arizona, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico Using: UNAVCO GPS Velocity Viewer http://www.unavco.org/software/visualization/GPSVelocityViewer/GPSVelocityViewer.html This map shows three types of data (legend is below the map): Ground motion vectors (Length and direction of the arrow shows the velocity of the ground at that point as measure by GPS). Stable North America is fixed (‘not moving’). Earthquakes (magenta diamond shapes) Volcanoes (black triangles with orange tear drops)

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Page 1: Ground’Motions,’Earthquakes,’and’Volcanoes’in’the’Four ......Questions!or!comments!please!contacteducation!@unavco.org.! Ground’Motions,’Earthquakes,’and’Volcanoes’in’the’Four’Corners’region’

  Questions  or  comments  please  contact  education  @  unavco.org.  

Ground  Motions,  Earthquakes,  and  Volcanoes  in  the  Four  Corners  region  Arizona,  Utah,  Colorado,  New  Mexico    Using:  UNAVCO  GPS  Velocity  Viewer    http://www.unavco.org/software/visualization/GPS-­‐Velocity-­‐Viewer/GPS-­‐Velocity-­‐Viewer.html    This  map  shows  three  types  of  data  (legend  is  below  the  map):  

• Ground  motion  vectors  (Length  and  direction  of  the  arrow  shows  the  velocity  of  the  ground  at  that  point  as  measure  by  GPS).  Stable  North  America  is  fixed  (‘not  moving’).    

• Earthquakes  (magenta  diamond  shapes)    • Volcanoes  (black  triangles  with  orange  tear  drops)  

   

Page 2: Ground’Motions,’Earthquakes,’and’Volcanoes’in’the’Four ......Questions!or!comments!please!contacteducation!@unavco.org.! Ground’Motions,’Earthquakes,’and’Volcanoes’in’the’Four’Corners’region’

  Questions  or  comments  please  contact  education  @  unavco.org.  

Ground  Motions,  Earthquakes,  and  Volcanoes  in  the  Four  Corners  region  Arizona,  Utah,  Colorado,  New  Mexico  

 This  map  shows  the  Plate  Boundary  Observatory  GPS  station  names.  On  the  Velocity  Viewer,  clicking  on  the  green  bubble  will  open  and  show:    

• GPS  location  • Ground  motion  horizontally  • Time  series  plot  showing  motion  of  the  ground  and  GPS  station  over  time.