LABORATORY   OF   RADIOASTROMETRY  and  GEODYNAMICS

Seismology
Head of sector "Seismology"  -   Dr.Bela Assinovskaya   belaa@gao.spb.ru

Baltic Sea region earthquakes:

• Ladoga historical seismic events.
• Kaliningrad earthquakes 2004 September 21.
• Texnogenic events in the Saint-Petersburg region.
• Seismic hazard.
• Assinovskaya B.A. Seismicity of the Barents Sea. Copyright 1994 by NGK RAS.  [  fulltext .  (pdf, zip, 135Mb)].

KALININGRAD EARTHEQUAKES   2004 September 21.

Macroseismic data.

• Preliminary MSK-64 intensity map for the epicentral area.
• Damage results in fotos by Dr.Bela Assinovskaya
• Intensity map of Kaliningrad 2004 September 21 1333 GMT earthquake for the Saint-Petersburg region.

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Preliminary MSK-64 intensity map for the epicentral area
composed by Nikonov A.A., Aleshin A.S., Aptikaev F.F., Assinovskaya B.A., Pogrebchenko V.V..

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Damage results in fotos by Dr.Bela Assinovskaya.

Kaliningrad Zoo. Elephant cow "who has predicted" the earthquake.           Dvoriki (the Kalinigrad oblast.) The flue damage in old Germany house.

School in Ribachi (the Kaliningrad oblast). The crack of the brick-building wall is large enough to constitute slight structural damage. (see arrow) The cracks occurred in slot -wall joints of the one-storied building in Kumachevo (the Kalinigrad oblast.) (see arrow)

This kind of chimney damage is typical of all buildings located along seashore in Jantarnoje (the Kalinigrad oblast.) (see arrow)

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Intensity map of Kaliningrad 2004 September 21 1333 GMT earthquake for the Saint-Petersburg region.
The circles note intensity 2-3 MSK.
Reference:
Assinovskaya B.A., Gorshkov V.L. 2004 September 21 Kaliningrad earthquake and its manifestations in Saint-Petersburg //
Life and security. 2005. № 1. P.25-30.

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