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Seismology

Mw5.9 Woods Point VIC Earthquake

SeismologySeptember 29, 2021

The largest earthquake in Victoria since record-keeping began occurred on Wednesday 22 September 2021 at 9:15 AEST (2021-09-21 @ 2315 UTC), 130km east of Melbourne, between Woods Point and Licola North in the Gippsland region.…

PNG Aftershock Network Data

SeismologyAugust 16, 2019

Following the magnitude 7.5 earthquake in PNG in February 2018, AEES provided some funding for an aftershock monitoring mission, where two AEES members, Gary Gibson and Kevin McCue, travelled to PNG and installed 6 strong…

Tsunami Effects along the Western Australian coastline

Member ArticleMay 22, 2006

By Brian Gaull In order to improve tsunami modelling in the Indian Ocean, Geoscience Australia contracted Guria Consulting to collect and collate as much (mainly tsunami runup) information as possible along the W.A. coastline in…

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ABOUT

The Australian Earthquake Engineering Society was established following the 1989 Newcastle earthquake to promote the practice of earthquake engineering and engineering seismology.
The society holds an annual conference, usually in late November. The venue changes each year, usually hosted near a major city.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AEES would like to thank the committee for volunteering their time to manage the Society throughout the year. Thanks also to the Seismology Research Centre for managing this website and the discussion forum, and to Geoscience Australia for ongoing support.

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