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seismologist   is someone who studies earthquakes.  
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seisomographs   are machines that measure the strength or magnitude released by an earthquake  
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seismic waves   Are tremors that radiate out known as rock waves.  
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focus   the shock waves spread out from deep within the earth crust  
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Epicentre   directly above the focus where effects are worse  
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shallow earthquake   found close to the earths surface (less than 80km) most common and dangerous .  
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afterschocks   the waves that occur after the aftermath of the main shock  
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deep focus   found deeper within the earths surface ,less dangerous(300km)  
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primary waves   are the fastest waves the travel through molten material, shake from side to side .  
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secondary waves   slower than primary waves and travel through rocks .the shake up and down  
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logarithmic scale   for every point on the scale the damage caused increased ten times  
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the magnitude of the earthquake   the stronger the earthquake the more damage it caused  
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Seismic Gaps   is the length of time bln the earthquakes in an area  
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Tiltmeters   were used to measure any bulging of the earths surface  
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seismometer   a machine used to measure the magnitude of seismic waves , then displayed on a computer .  
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ldc   less developing countries  
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tsunami   a large wave created by an earthquake under the ocean  
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liquefaction   occurs when consolidated material such as sands and gravels mis with water are shaken vigorously and turned into liquid mud that cannot support strutures and cause then to fall  
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Earthquake   the shaking or vibration of the earth's crust usually on or near on a plate boundary.  
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