Kenneth W Hudnut from 314 San Juan Way, La Canada, CA 91011, age 63, Phone: (626) 672-6295

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Geophysicist At U. S. Geological Survey

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Location:

Greater Los Angeles Area

Industry:

Research

Experience:

U. S. Geological Survey (Government Agency; 5001-10,000 employees; Research industry): Geophysicist, (August 1992-Present) Perform various earthquake research towards improving our understanding of earthquake source physics, that is, how slip occurs on a fault especially in grea...

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News

San Andreas Earthquake Swarm: How Mini-Quakes Affect Risk of Big Ones

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"I wouldn't say it's over until it's really over. We sort of just gradually get back to background, and it could tick back up later after we think it's settled down," said Kenneth Hudnut, a USGS research geophysicist in Pasadena, California.

Date

Oct 03, 2016

Category:

U.S.

Source:

Google

Japan quake moved main island by 2.4 metres

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We know that one GPS station moved [2.4 metres], and we have seen a map from GSI [the Geospatial Information Authority] in Japan showing the pattern of shift over a large area is consistent with about that much shift of the land mass, Kenneth Hudnut, a geophysicist at the U.S. Geological Survey, t

Date

Mar 13, 2011

Category:

World

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Google

How the Japan Earthquake Shortened Days on Earth

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The initial data suggests Friday's earthquake moved Japan's main island about 8 feet, according to Kenneth Hudnut of the U.S. Geological Survey. The earthquake also shifted Earth's figure axis by about 6 1/2 inches (17 centimeters), Gross added.

Date

Mar 13, 2011

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World

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Google

Quake shifted island, sped up Earth's rotation

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Early data from Japan suggests the earthquake moved the island about 2.4 metres, according to Kenneth Hudnut of the U.S. Geological Survey. The agency compared information from a GPS station that had moved by more than two metres with satellite images from Japan.

Date

Mar 12, 2011

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World

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Google

Quake moved Japan coast 8 feet; shifted Earth's axis

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"At this point, we know that one GPS station moved (8 feet), and we have seen a map from GSI (Geospatial Information Authority) in Japan showing the pattern of shift over a large area is consistent with about that much shift of the land mass," said Kenneth Hudnut, a geophysicist with the U.S. Geolog

Date

Mar 12, 2011

Category:

U.S.

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Google

Videos & Images

Youtube

What Would a Large Earthquake Do to Downtown LA?

Courtesy USGS USGS scientist Ken Hudnut fills us in on how science cre...

Category:

Science & Technology

Uploaded:

30 Jan, 2010

Duration:

5m 59s

The Great ShakeOut: Ken Hudnut Interview

www.usgs.gov Interview with Ken Hudnut USGS Geophysist Earthquake Haza...

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Science & Technology

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04 Nov, 2008

Duration:

6m 2s

The Great ShakeOut: Ken Hudnut Interview 2

www.usgs.gov Interview with Ken Hudnut USGS Geophysist Earthquake Haza...

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Science & Technology

Uploaded:

04 Nov, 2008

Duration:

4m 4s

Japan Earthquake Alters Coast Line and Changes Ear...

Japan Earthquake Alters Coast Line, Changes Earth's Axis The massive e...

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News & Politics

Uploaded:

12 Mar, 2011

Duration:

1m 59s

Ken Hudnut, Northridge Interview - Pasadena

An interview with USGS geophysicist Ken Hudnut about his experience of...

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38s

Ken Hudnut Discusses Earthquakes in Los Angeles

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1m 42s

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11m 59s

Fall 1983 - Candidates for Mayor of Indianapolis D...

Incumbent Republican William Hudnut and Democrat John J. Sullivan are ...

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1m 15s

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Geophysicist At U. S. Geological Survey

Kenneth Hudnut