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Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America; February 1984; v. 74; no. 1; p. 267-279
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A catalog of shallow earthquakes of Mexico from 1900 to 1981

S. K. SINGH, M. RODRÍGUEZ and J. M. ESPINDOLA

INSTITUTO DE GEOFISICA UNAM, C.U. MEXICO 04510, D.F. Mexico
INSTITUTO DE INGENIERIA UNAM, C.U., MEXICO04510, D.F. Mexico

Abstract

A catalog of shallow earthquakes (depth less double equals 65 km) of Mexico (15° to 20°N, 94.5° to 105.5°W) covering the period 1900 to 1981 is presented. The catalog includes only those events whose magnitudes (M, Ms, or magnitude from Pasadena) are greater double equals5.9. It is most likely complete for shocks with Ms greater double equals6.5 from July 1906 to December 1981. For many shocks, Ms has been determined from Uppsala bulletins and/or Uppsala and Göttingen Wiechert Seismograms. The statistics of incremental frequency n(Ms) shows a peak at Ms ~= 7.7, reinforcing a previous observation by Singh et al. (1981). In the range 6.4 less double equals Ms less double equals 7.5, the observed n(Ms) deviates significantly from an exponential distribution. The catalog provides a basis for further statistical analysis of earthquakes in Mexico.




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