Plotting Earthquakes

							       Extra credit for Plate Tectonics
     MAG    DATE      LONG   LAT                17   4.3             43     127 W
     NITU
     DE                                         18   5.4   2/12      19 N   74 W
1    5.1    2/16/20   19 N 121W                 19   5.8             33 S   68 W
            10                                  20   5.1             29 N   42 W
2    5.1              40N 143 W                 21   4.4             56 N   151 W
3    3.0              36 N 121 W                22   5.3   2/11      34 n   25 E
4    6.2    2/15/20   7 S 128 E                 23   5.4             24 S   175 W
            10                                  24   5.7             10 S   113 E
5    5.4              6N     126 E              25   5.4             40 S   16 W
6    4.6              58 N   137 W              26   5.3             39 S   82 E
7    4.1              36 N   117 W              27   5.0             57 S   25 W
8    3.6              19 N   69 W               28   5.6             1N     126 E
9    5.0    2/14      5N     126 E              29   5.3             7S     154 E
10   5.2              33 S   179 W              30   5.4             7S     154 E
11   4.5              32 N   116 W              31   5.5             7S     154 E
12   5.1    2/13      36 S   110 W              32   5.0             23 S   170 E
13   5.0              6S     154 E              33   5.0             1N     97 W
14   6.1              21 S   174 W              34   4.2             60 N   152 W
15   4.1              34 N   117 W              35   3.8   2/10/20   41 N   88 W
16   4.9              66N    174 W                         10

       Map the earthquakes above onto a map of the world. Earn more
       points by:
          1. Drawing and labeling plate boundaries and plates
          2. Identifying magnitude of quakes on map
          3. Write a short analysis of the earthquake activity world wide for
             the past week. Is there a part of the Earth that had more
             earthquakes? What trends/patterns do you see?

       Current Volcano Activity
       Go to this website http://www.volcano.si.edu/reports/usgs/index.cfm
       And map onto the world map the currently active volcanoes. As of
       12/16 there are 11 on the page. Map each one, then, in a short report
       discuss what kind of activity is being seen.