The impact of the June 2000 South Iceland earthquakes has been assessed applying data
collected in field surveys and strong-motion recordings from the Icelandic Strong-Motion …

A recently installed network for strong motion recording is presented. Up to now recordings
of 39 earthquakes have been made. Recorded accelerations are compared to predicted …

The South Iceland earthquake sequence in June 2000 is discussed using available
recordings from the Icelandic Strong-motion Network. The two largest events in the …

The objective of this paper is to describe strong-motion monitoring and accelerometric
recordings in Iceland. Furthermore, to point out some basic properties of the tectonic …

This preliminary study aims to investigate a M w 6.3 earthquake that occurred in South
Iceland on Thursday 29 May 2008 at 15: 45 UTC. The epicentre was in the Olfus District …

Abstract This paper describes Professor Ambraseys's work on the quantification of
magnitudes of the main events in the 1896 South Iceland earthquake sequence, using …

The purpose of this study is to describe strong-motion monitoring and accelerometric
recordings in Iceland and to highlight some basic characteristics of the tectonic regime that …

Most of the seismicity of Iceland is due to processes related to the mid-Atlantic plate
boundary that crosses the country (Fig. 1). These processes include transform faulting …

In June 2000 two earthquakes with magnitude 6.6 (Ms) occurred in the central part of the
South Iceland seismic zone (SISZ). They were immediately followed by seismic activity …

The objective of this paper is to present the main results of a comparative study of strong
ground motion on the Azores and Iceland. These islands are a super-structural part of the …