Earthquake with magnitude of Md 2.6 on date 04-08-1986 and time 14:25:10 (Italy) in region 3 km S Serrapetrona (MC)

A magnitude Md 2.6 earthquake occured in region: 3 km S Serrapetrona (MC), on

  • 04-08-1986 12:25:10 (UTC)
  • 04-08-1986 14:25:10 (UTC +02:00) Italian time

and geographic coordinates (lat, lon) 43.1530, 13.1860 at 5 km depth.

The earthquake was located by: Bollettino Sismico Italiano INGV.

Search earthquakes: Any within 30 km radius

The values of hypocentral coordinates and magnitude may be revised at a later time as more information becomes available.

Municipalities within 20 km from the epicenter

Distances are determinated based on the geographic coordintes of the (Istat).
Municipality Region Dist Inh Cum Inh
Serrapetrona MC 3 966 966
Caldarola MC 4 1823 2789
Belforte del Chienti MC 5 1886 4675
Camporotondo di Fiastrone MC 7 563 5238
Cessapalombo MC 8 512 5750
San Severino Marche MC 9 12726 18476
Camerino MC 10 6974 25450
Tolentino MC 10 20069 45519
San Ginesio MC 12 3498 49017
Castelraimondo MC 12 4587 53604
Pievebovigliana MC 13 866 54470
Fiastra MC 13 559 55029
Acquacanina MC 14 121 55150
Gagliole MC 14 620 55770
Muccia MC 14 915 56685
Colmurano MC 14 1263 57948
Ripe San Ginesio MC 15 852 58800
Fiordimonte MC 15 202 59002
Gualdo MC 16 815 59817
Sarnano MC 16 3264 63081
Pieve Torina MC 16 1458 64539
Urbisaglia MC 16 2628 67167
Pioraco MC 17 1134 68301
Bolognola MC 18 142 68443
Sant'Angelo in Pontano MC 18 1436 69879
Pollenza MC 18 6618 76497
Matelica MC 18 9981 86478
Loro Piceno MC 19 2401 88879
Sefro MC 19 422 89301

Municipalities with at least 50000 inhabitants

An earthquake occurred to
45 Km E of Foligno (57155 inhabitants)
58 Km SW of Ancona (100861 inhabitants)
65 Km E of Perugia (166134 inhabitants)
69 Km NW of Teramo (54892 inhabitants)
78 Km S of Fano (60888 inhabitants)
79 Km NE of Terni (111501 inhabitants)
87 Km S of Pesaro (94582 inhabitants)
91 Km N of L'Aquila (69753 inhabitants)
Recent and historical seismicity

These maps show the seismic activity in different time intervals, before the seismic event to which they refer. Data reported in the first two maps come from the analysis carried out in real time by the personnel of the INGV Operating Rooms, immediately after each earthquake. The third map shows data from 1985 to the date of the earthquake: the locations are reviewed by the seismological analysts of the INGV Italian Seismic Bulletin (Bollettino Sismico Italiano dell’INGV). The localization parameters (hypocentral coordinates and magnitude) are the best possible estimate with the data available to the INGV, but are constantly updated according to further data that become available. The location and magnitude parameters, subsequently reviewed by seismological analysts, may vary.

Earthquakes of the 3 days preceding this event

Earthquakes of the 3 days preceding this event

This map shows the earthquake epicenters with magnitude ≥ 0.0, localized with data recorded by the National Seismic Network and other collaborative networks both in Italy and in neighboring countries, in the 72 hours preceding this event. The size of the circle indicates the different classes of magnitude. The colors indicate the different time intervals preceding the seismic event. The black and white star is the epicenter of the current earthquake.
Earthquakes of the 90 days preceding this event

Earthquakes of the 90 days preceding this event

This map shows the earthquake epicenters with magnitude ≥ 2.0, localized with data recorded by the National Seismic Network and other collaborative networks both in Italy and in neighboring countries, in the 90 days preceding this event. The size of the circle indicates the different classes of magnitude. The colors indicate the different time intervals preceding the seismic event. The black and white star is the epicenter of the current earthquake.
Earthquakes from 1985 to the date of the event

Earthquakes from 1985 to the date of the event

This map shows the earthquake epicenters with magnitude ≥ 3.0, localized with data recorded by the National Seismic Network and other collaborative networks both in Italy and in neighboring countries, from 1985 to the date of this event. The size of the circle indicates the different classes of magnitude. The colors indicate the different time intervals preceding the seismic event. The black and white star is the epicenter of the current earthquake.
Earthquakes since 1000 AD until 2019

Earthquakes since 1000 AD until 2019

This map shows the epicenters of the historical earthquakes catalogue CPT15 (Catalogo Parametrico dei Terremoti Italiani, 2015 version 3.0, https://doi.org/10.13127/cpti/cpti15.3) since 1000 AD until 2019. The size of the square indicates the different classes of magnitude. For earthquakes with magnitude ≥ 6.0, it is also shown the year of occurrence and the magnitude value. The black and white star is the epicenter of the current earthquake.
Seismic hazard

Seismic hazard maps provide probabilistic estimates of the earthquake ground shaking exceeding a given threshold in a given geographic region within a given time window. Thus, it is not a deterministic prediction - a target that may be never reached given the complexity of the earthquake physical phenomenon - nor of the maximum expected earthquake since this has extremely low probabilities to occur.

In 2004, it was published the seismic hazard map of Italy (http://zonesismiche.mi.ingv.it) that provides a picture of the most hazardous geographic regions. The seismic hazard map of Italy (GdL MPS, 2004; rif. Ordinanza PCM del 28 aprile 2006, n. 3519, All. 1b) provides the 10% probability of exceedance in 50 years of the horizontal acceleration at rock sites (i.e., Vs30>800 m/s; cat. A, 3.2.1 of the D.M. 14.09.2005).

The colours indicate the various values of the ground acceleration that have 10% to be exceeded within 50 years. In general, the colours associated to low values of acceleration refer to areas that are less hazardous and stronger earthquakes repeat less frequently although they may still occur.

Seismic hazard map

Seismic hazard map

This map shows the seismic hazard map of Italy for the region where the earthquake occurred.
Shakemap
Felt maps
Locations history
Type Magnitude Date and Time (UTC) Latitude Longitude Depth (km) Published time (UTC) Author Location ID
Bulletin
Rev1000
Md 2.6 1986-08-04
12:25:10
43.153 13.186 5 2013-07-15
08:41:04
Bollettino Sismico Italiano INGV 32099
Preferred location and magnitude until now.
Origin information

Origin

Field Value
Time (UTC) 1986-08-04 12:25:10 ± 0.918
Latitude 43.1530 ± 0.0228
Longitude 13.1860 ± 0.0525
Depth (km) 5 (operator assigned)
Evaluation mode of Origin manual
Evaluation status of Origin reviewed
Version 1000 -> BULLETIN-VAX
Event type earthquake
Origin ID 32099

Uncertainty

Field Value
Preferred uncertainty description horizontal uncertainty
Semi-major axis of confidence ellipse (meter)
Semi-minor axis of confidence ellipse (meter)
Azimuth of major axis of confidence ellipse. Measured clockwise from South-North direction at epicenter (gradi)
Circular confidence region, given by single value of horizontal uncertainty (meter) 4950.3
Confidence level of the uncertainty (%) 68

Quality

Field Value
Largest azimuthal gap in station distribution as seen from epicenter (degree) 283
Number of associated phases, regardless of their use for origin computation 5
Number of defining phases 5
RMS of the travel time residuals of the arrivals used for the origin computation (sec) 0.3
Epicentral distance of station closest to the epicenter (degree) 0.00348
Epicentral distance of station farthest from the epicenter (degree) 0.00907
Number of stations at which the event was observed 3
Number of stations from which data was used for origin computation 3
Magnitude information

Md:2.6

Field Value
Value 2.6
Uncertainty
Num. used stations 2
Type of magnitude Md
Reference to an origin 32099
Agency INGV
Autore Bollettino Sismico Italiano INGV
Time of creation (UTC) 2013-01-04 17:33:01
Picking and Arrival
SCNL Time Uncertainty Polarity Evaluation_mode Phase Azimuth Distance(km) Takeoff_angle Residual Weight
--.CRE.Z. 1986-08-04T12:25:32.00 10.0 undecidable manual PG 297 1.0101 1.05 0.1
--.ASS.Z. 1986-08-04T12:25:26.00 10.0 undecidable manual SG 256 0.3996 -0.04 0.6
--.ARV.Z. 1986-08-04T12:25:25.50 10.0 undecidable manual SG 332 0.3885 -0.1 0.8
--.ASS.Z. 1986-08-04T12:25:19.00 10.0 undecidable manual PG 256 0.3996 -0.49 0.9
--.ARV.Z. 1986-08-04T12:25:19.00 10.0 negative manual PG 332 0.3885 -0.24 2.5
TDMT - Time Domain Moment Tensor
Fault Plane solutions in the area
Fault Plane solutions

Fault Plane solutions

The map reports the fault plane solutions for earthquakes in the region from 1977 to the date of this event. Red moment tensors are determined using the Regional Centroid Moment Tensor technique (RCMT, http://www.bo.ingv.it/RCMT) applied for earthquakes with magnitude larger than 4.5 in the Euro-Mediterranenan area. Occasionally, when a station azimuthal coverage exists RCMTs can be obtained also for earthquakes with magnitude down to 4.0. The gray moment tensors are obtained with the Time Domain Moment Tensor method (TDMT, /tdmt). This technique is applied to earthquakes with magnitude ML greater than 3.2, when it is possible. The size of symbols scales with the calculated moment magnitude Mw.
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