GeoNet Moment Tensors
Database
The moment tensor solution describes the source mechanism of an earthquake – the geometry of how the fault ruptured in the earthquake. GeoNet has been computing moment tensor solutions for earthquakes since August 2003 for moderate (magnitude >4) earthquakes. They are not currently integrated with the earthquake catalogue.
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