Earthquake History Along the San Andreas Fault - Perspectives on Ocean Science

Join Dr. Bridget Smith as she takes us on a journey back in time deciphering the historical behavior of the San Andreas and explaining how studying earthquake history can give us future insight. [3/2006] [Show ID: 11368]
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[@garylagstrom3864]

I’m in Santa Monica California but have lived in San Francisco, Sacramento, and Spokane Washington. I have friends in Seattle, Tacoma, Bainbridge Island and Port Angeles Washington! I pray they will not experience a M9.0 or above. I’ve been through 6.9 in San Francisco during the A’s-Giants World Series baseball ⚾️ game in 89 and felt Northridge in 94 as the Santa Monica Freeway was down for months!!! I have family in Anchorage Alaska and my dad was stationed in the Air Force there in 1964 M9.2 temblor. My heart ❤️ goes out to all of us on the West Coast!

[@letarogers6380]

Very happy to have found this video. It’s 18 years later, so I am going to find where the research has gone now.

[@MrProductionist]

What a remakable and intelligent lady. Thank you for this video.

[@jonathanturek5846]

I love the topic but can't read the slides on my phone. These older presentations were made to be viewed on desktops & laptops. I'll wait to watch when I'm at my desk

[@maximaleffort]

Excellent video! Well informed and capable speaker. Great delivery. Enjoyed it very much. Thank you.

[@TavPanoramic]

informative! and i love the way she speaks. very sweet accent

[@Amy-zb6ph]

What an excellent talk! I was just thinking that someone should make a model using the stresses exerted on the different faults and I'm glad to see that someone is doing this since I only had the idea that it should be done without the necessary abilities to do it or even the necessary data. I suspect that we will be able to figure out when earthquakes will happen with this kind of modeling eventually. Very cool!

[@ACoroa]

Muito obrigado, Senhora Smith!

[@jimmymorton9019]

Brilliant

[@LStelea]

Very nice! Wish the video had better quality, since the imagery wasn't that clear. Thumbs-up anyway!

[@tomheineman4369]

I like fancy visualizations

[@garylagstrom3864]

My favorite LED ZEPPELIN song is “NOBODY’S (SAN ANDREAS) FAULT BUT MINE 😎😛😝😜🤪🎸🥁🎹🎤🎬🎥👏🏻

[@GamesNshiet]

I KNOW I WAS JUST AS CONFUSED

[@bapyou]

Why? I thought her talk immensely edifying.

[@carpenter13]

i like this who cares if u guy dont like it

[@etiennerojas2987]

I dnt know if anyone has seen the movie called san Andreas . with john dwyan but if the san andreas fault earth quick was to happen. How big. Would. It have to be in order. For california to sink to the bottom of the ocean

[@dfhvalentine]

I live in south cali most all my life experiencing earthquake i stay 10 mins away on car from the san andreas fault! im scared! moving out asap!! lol!!

[@johnharvey1845]

Well you could have stayed for at least 9 more years...

[@1GUNSQUIRREL]

she hooked me in with her disheveled blouse

[@johnharvey1845]

Disheveled blouses are not consent! lol

[@plana1344]

Motivational words of the year. Adding 'disheveled blouse' to every pornhub search from this day forward. I'm sure it'll change my life. Thanks WOLFY!

[@jodybanks5344]

Damn smart as heck and as cute as a button ! Brains and beautiful. If I could only be so lucky

[@bubejunkie]

Hey Jonas Brothers fan. (LOL..my god be ashamed) For those of us who live right next to this fault we care. we care allot about this shit. ~Los Angeles native.

[@dogbounty6399]

Why is she dressed like the Amish Mafia ?

[@Sashabooboo]

In portrait, with her hair up like that, and in black and white, she looks like she's in 1906. Such a great color and the way it falls. Personally, I like brainy chicks. They have something to talk about, you know, instead of the mindless prattle you get with a BW. When they talk in the car you really do listen.

[@martinwhalley3286]

Go to say 5:45 Have you ever seen so many bald guys randomly placed in such concentration? Took me off topic for a second.

[@maximaleffort]

They are sitting in the most probable place for maximizing high grades too! Probable due to habit, because their brains were forced to begin compensating for the enivitable entropy that will ultimately result in baldness and death for all the earth monkeys, that and the concern for ignorance of "faults" not of their own stupidity, such as making shallow, fairly obvious observations at a scholarly gathering.