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Pastimes : R. Harmon's Earth 101
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To: long-gone who wrote (86)4/2/2000 3:23:00 PM
From: .Trev  Read Replies (1) of 183
 
Richard:

That's fascinating, but to put it in perspective one should look at some other areas if they are available. Working up through the 1 day, 7 day , 30day etc series, it's hard to tell whether this is a steady background rumble in an active area or whether it is an indicator of unusual activity heading for a crescendo.

I remember years ago reading about long term creaking and groaning of the mantle resulting from the creation of some of the larger dammed reservoirs, and deformations from the weight of water stored. Your research ( and that of Lilian) is impeccable. Can't remember if it was Shasta, or Grand Coulee that I read about, but it would sure be interesting to compare some other areas to Jellystone.

Cheers
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