| Time
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Time of occurrence of event in hours, mins and secs, (UTC)
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| Lat
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Latitude of the event, N indicates North
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| Lon
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Longitude of the event, W indicates West, E indicates East
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| Depth
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Depth of the hypocentre in kilometres
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| Grid Ref
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UK National Grid Reference in kilometres east (kmE) and kilometres north (kmN) of grid origin
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| RMS
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Root Mean Square of the travel time residuals in seconds
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| Velocity Model
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Velocity model used in location
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| Magnitude
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Richter local magnitude of the event
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| Locality
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A geographical indication of the epicentral area, usually the nearest town followed by the region
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| Intensity
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Maximum EMS intensity. 2, 3, 4, 5 etc. describes the maximum EMS intensity produced by the event
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| Comments
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Additional comments about the event e.g.: C/F see list of comments and abbreviations in Appendix 1
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| STAT
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Station name
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| CO
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Z=vertical N=north south E=east west
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| DIST
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Distance from earthquake to station (km)
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| PHAS
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Phase identifier; the first letter characterizes onset E = emergent I = impulsive, the second indicates the phase e.g. P, S, PG, PN, IAML
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| WT
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Weighting factor to arrival. 0 or blank = full weighting to 4 = zero weighting (ignore). 9 = use P S interval only for this line
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| P
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Polarity C = Compression/up D = Dilatation/down
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| HrMn
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Hour, Minute of event
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| SECS
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Seconds of event
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| AMPL
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Amplitude centre to peak in nanometres (nm)
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| PERI
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Period in seconds
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| RES
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Station residual
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