NIED Hi-net β Ver. [High Sensitivity Seismograph Network Japan]

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  (in Japanese)
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  (in Japanese)
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  (in Japanese)
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█ Latest Earthquake Information

The following information was automatically determined by the NIED Hi-net system. See for details
Hypocenter Region	SE OFF BOSO PENINSULA
Origin Time (JST)	Aug 15, 2022 12:42:52.72
Latitude	34.565N
Longitude	140.679E
Depth	59.5km
Magnitude	2.8

█ Earthquake Information by AQUA system

Mechanism Solution Catalog

	There are no upcoming hypocenter information.
	What is "AQUA" System? (in Japanese) Max . Amplitude Distribution Maps (in Japanese)

█ Notice of Hi-net

Past Notice

Jul 29, 2022:	Information about maintenance at stations N.ST1H, 2H, 3H, 4H, 5H, and 6H
Mar 01, 2022:	The guidance of the updating user account 2022.
Aug 01, 2019:	Software to show 3D seismic velocity structure beneath Japan renewal
Jun 14, 2019:	Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) for Datasets at NIED��s seismograph networks (MOWLAS)

█ Recent Large Earthquake
Aug 12, 2022 (JST) NEAR CHOSHI CITY M4.7

- Criteria - Epicenter on the GSI maps - Back number
◤Earthquake Information		↓ Clickable
Hypocenter Region	NEAR CHOSHI CITY
Origin Time (JST)	Aug 12, 2022 21:11:00.38
Latitude	35.57N
Longitude	141.01E
Depth	40km
Magnitude	4.7

◤Mechanism Solution Information
Plane1 Strike/Dip	99.9˚/79.6˚
Plane2 Strike/Dip	263.4˚/10.8˚
P-Axis Azimuth/Take-off	187.2˚/55.5˚
T-Axis Azimuth/Take-off	13.6˚/34.7˚

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National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience.
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