Seismic activity in the area from Miyakejima to Niijima-Kozushima

*The results of GPS observation of the area show movement, including local crustal movement, has nearly stopped.

*From the above, it can be concluded that the levels of seismic activity and crustal movement have declined.

And so it is believed that the continued seismic activity that began at the end of June has for the most part abated.

*A long-term examination of the Niijima-Kozushima area shows increased seismic activity since the beginning of the 1990s and visible crustal movement.

• Seismic activity in the area from the sea near Miyakejima to Niijima-Kozushima(entire period)
• Seismic activity in the area from the sea near Miyakejima to Niijima-Kozushima(Since the beginning of September)
• Seismic activity in the area from the sea near Miyakejima to Niijima-Kozushima(M3. 5 and greater, by area)
• Seismic activity in the area from the sea near Miyakejima to Niijima-Kozushima(Comparison of activity since the beginning of September and prior to June 25th)
• Vector map (horizontal)
• Base-line-length variation graph(1)
• Base-line-length variation graph(2)
• Base-line-length variation graph(3)
• Base-line-length variation graph(4)
• Base-line-length variation graph(5)
• Base-line-length variation graph(6)
• Seismic activity in the area near Kozushima