A Javad GPS receiver was operated on board of the Aegeo R/V on October 8 and 9 2002.
Figure 1: Trajectory of the R/V Aegeo, October 8 in red, October 9 in green
Figure 2: Two different navigation solutions from GIPSY Oasis 6.4. In red « dual-iono-free » solution (using P1 and P2), in yellow C1 solution of the programme pr2p.pl
The school is scheduled from Friday September 18 to Tuesday September 22, 2020.
Like for 2017, 2018 and 2019 this School will be partly supported by the European Geosciences Union.
For the Greek teachers, you can download the presentation for the CRL School, presented at the premises of Marathon Data Systems during the event of the Committee of GEOscienses Didactics of the Geological Society of Greece on November 20, 2019
For the Greek teachers, you can declare your interest for the forthcoming CRL School (2020). Warning: This is not an application for participation!
M=6.8
West of Mani
Very strong tsunami which hit with force Gythio and all surroundings
M=7.4
Large destructions west of Cephalonia.
Light sea wave
M=6.3
Major destructions at Corinth, Loutraki
Major damages south of Lafkada and north of Cephalonia and Ithake
Cephalonia M=7
Small damages in Cephalonia, but the aftershock of 23;51 (M=6.4) which was on land caused more damages
Sequence of earthquakes
Very large destructions in Cephalonia (83% of the houses destroyed entirely)
Tsunami observed. Bulding collapsed and fatalities at Zakynthos
