6.2: Activity 6A - Locating an Epicenter

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    1. Navigate to the Virtual Earthquake website.

    2. Complete the Virtual Earthquake program for each of the four listed earthquake examples.

      1. San Francisco area

      2. Southern California

      3. Japan region

      4. Mexico

    3. To earn credit, be sure to check with your instructor to see how they want you to submit proof of completion. The program will provide you with a certificate of completion, which you can then download and email directly to your instructor, submit online through your LMS (Canvas, Moodle, etc), or print and hand in during your next lab meeting.

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