Declustered version of the catalog by Hauksson, Yang, and Shearer (2012) during 1981-2018 with magnitudes equal to or above 2.0 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The original catalog is available at: http://service.scedc.caltech.edu/ftp/catalogs/hauksson/Socal_DD/hs_1981_all_comb_K4_A.cat_so_SCSN_v01 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: If you use this catalog, please reference: [1. catalog reference] Hauksson, E. and W. Yang, and P.M. Shearer, "Waveform Relocated Earthquake Catalog for Southern California (1981 to 2011)"; Bull. Seismol. Soc. Am., Vol. 102, No. 5, pp.2239-2244, October 2012, doi:10.1785/0120120010 [2. declustering reference] Zaliapin, I., and Y. Ben-Zion, "Earthquake declustering using the nearest-neighbor approach in space-time-magnitude domain", J. Geophys. Res., 2019 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FILE FORMAT Each earthquake is described by a separate 107 character line with the following format: 1-6 = event index 8-11 = year 13-14 = month 16-17 = day 19-20 = hour 22-23 = minute 25-30 = second 32-40 = SCSN cuspid (up to 9 digits) 43-50 = latitude 52-61 = longitude 63-69 = depth (km) 71-75 = SCSN calculated preferred magnitude 78-85 = logarithmic normalized proximity, log10(alpha_i) 88 = background (largest event) index (1 for the largest event in the cluster, 0 otherwise) 91 = background (first event) index (1 for the first event in the cluster, 0 otherwise) 94-99 = index of the parent (nearest neighbor) 102-107 = index of the the largest event in the cluster EXAMPLE: 5 1981 1 2 2 45 51.390 3301591 37.45050 -118.76667 1.550 2.08 0.36705 0 1 4 37 where 5 = event index 1981 = year 1 = month 2 = day 2 = hour 45 = minute 51.390 = second 3301591 = SCSN cuspid 37.45050 = latitude -118.76667 = longitude 1.550 = depth (km) 2.08 = SCSN calculated preferred magnitude 0.36705 = logarithmic normalized proximity, log10(alpha_i) 0 = background (largest event) index (1 for the largest event in the cluster, 0 otherwise) 1 = background (first event) index (1 for the first event in the cluster, 0 otherwise) 4 = index of the parent (nearest neighbor) 37 = index of the the largest event in the cluster -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------