Part Three of Earthquake Project for course i

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PART 3 : ANALYSIS (20 pts) You are now ready to analyze your data. Your objective is to determine what type of pattern (if any) exists in the region. If a pattern is not emerging for you or you notice gaps in your data collection, considering collecting additional earthquake data. Add those additional earthquakes below. Mark them on your map (Part 2) with a different symbol , but the same color-scheme . Additional Data: Event # Date Latitude ( S) Longitude ( W) Depth (km) Magnitude (M) 1 01/20/202 3 26.721 63.039 610.7 6.8 2 01/24/202 3 26.735 63.118 596.1 6.4 3 01/16/202 3 21.806 68.556 80.8 5.0 4 01/12/202 3 30.636 71.229 56.7 5.5 5 01/10/202 3 27.713 63.242 582.5 5.1 6 01/04/202 3 19.164 68.966 126.3 5.1 7 01/30/202 3 21.705 68.703 127.8 4.2 8 01/30/202 3 21.215 68.850 116.0 4.3 9 01/29/202 3 22.062 67.271 184.7 4.4 10 01/28/202 3 3.795 80.500 59.3 4.5 Look at your collected data. Sometimes, when doing science, you collect more data than is actually useful. 1) What data did you collect that ended up being not that helpful for your hypothesis? Example, if you decided to use earthquake depth data why do you feel that magnitude was less useful ( 4 pts )
2) You have already analyzed your data in Part 2 of this project, but you will now graph your data to see if any trends become visible. NOTE: You will be graphing your data from Part 2 and any additional data that you have collected in the table above. Using the piece of graph paper on the next page please complete the following: For the X-axis (horizontal): Choose between latitude or longitude. Think about whether it will be more useful to plot your data parallel to (longitude), or perpendicular (latitude) to the plate boundary. You may find sections 3.4 and 12.3 of your textbook helpful. For the Y-axis (vertical): Choose magnitude or depth. You will likely use whatever variable you plotted on the map for Part 2, however, if your map for Part 2 didn’t show any pattern it may be worth plotting the other variable on the graph paper. Be sure to label your axes, giving any units e.g. km, and include a title on your graph. ( 12 pts ) I think earthquake depth was not useful to my hypothesis considering that magnitude provides more information about an earthquake and its strength. Using earthquake depth cant help predict earthquakes as much and isn’t readily available as magnitude.
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