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Volume 81, Number 6 November/December 2010E indicates that online material is available on the SSA Web site, http://www.seismosoc.org.ARTICLESProbabilities of Significant Earthquake Shaking in San Francisco Bay AreaCommunities 878M. Seemann, T. Onur, J. Goltz, and J. FentonEyewitness Accounts of Surface Thrusting and Folding during the 2008 M w7.9 Wenchuan Earthquake, China 884Aiming Lin, Zhikun Ren, and Gang RaoFast Determination of Moment Tensors and Rupture History: What HasBeen Learned from the 6 April 2009 L’Aquila Earthquake Sequence 892Laura Scognamiglio, Elisa Tinti, Alberto Michelini, Douglas S. Dreger,Antonella Cirella, Massimo Cocco, Salvatore Mazza, and Alessio PiatanesiConstraints to the Cause of Three Historical Tsunamis (1908, 1783, and1693) in the Messina Straits Region, Sicily, Southern Italy 907Andrea Billi, Liliana Minelli, Barbara Orecchio, and Debora PrestiLong-term Seafloor Experiment with the CUMAS Module: Performance,Noise Analysis of Geophysical Signals, and Suggestions about the Designof a Permanent Network 916Giovanni Iannaccone, Maurizio Vassallo, Luca Elia, Sergio Guardato,Tony Alfredo Stabile, Claudio Satriano, and Laura BeranzoliOpinion 873Robert OlshanskyNews and Notes 875Transitions 877New Publications 1006SSA Annual MeetingAnnouncement 1007Coming in BSSA 1009Meeting Calendar 1048Index to Volume 81 1049MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION 1067SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION 1071Ambient Vibration Techniques Applied to Explain Heavy Damages Causedin Corso (Algeria) by the 2003 Boumerdes Earthquake: UnderstandingSeismic Amplification Due to Gentle Slopes 928Rabah Bensalem, Jean-Luc Chatelain, Djamel Machane, El Hadi Oubaiche,Mustapha Hellel, Bertrand Guillier, Mohamed Djeddi, and Leila DjadiaScaling of the Source Dimensions of Interface and Intraslab SubductionzoneEarthquakes with Moment Magnitude 941F. O. Strasser, M. C. Arango, and J. J. BommerComparison of Seismicity Rates in the New Madrid and Wabash ValleySeismic Zones 951Miguel Merino, Seth Stein, Mian Liu, and Emile A. OkalPredicted and Observed Spectral Response from Collocated Shallow,Active- and Passive-Source Vs Data at Five ANSS Sites, Illinois andIndiana, USA 955Jack K. Odum, William J. Stephenson, and Robert A. WilliamsGreat Earthquakes and Global Seismic Networks 965Charles J. Ammon, Thorne Lay, and David W. Simpson

Self-Noise Models of Seismic InstrumentsA. T. Ringler and C. R. Hutt972 EFelt Earthquake Reporting via the Internet in New Zealand 984Jennifer M. Coppola, Lorena X. Cowan, Gaye L. Downes, Kevin F. Fenaughty,Paul D. Grimwood, Penny Leach, and Elizabeth de J. RobertsonEstablishing a Versatile 3-D Seismic Velocity Model for New Zealand 992 EDonna Eberhart-Phillips, Martin Reyners, Stephen Bannister, Mark Chadwick, andSusan EllisComment on “Estimation of Seismicity Parameters for India” by S. T. G.Raghukanth 1001S. K. Nath and K. K. S. ThingbaijamReply to “Comment on ‘Estimation of Seismicity Parameters for India’ byS. T. G. Raghukanth” by S. K. Nath and K. K. S. Thingbaijam 1004S. T. G. RaghukanthEASTERN SECTIONRESEARCH LETTERSDatabase of Processed Time Series and Response Spectra Data forCanada: An Example Application to Study of 2005 M N 5.4 Riviere du Loup,Quebec, Earthquake 1013Karen Assatourians and Gail AtkinsonPaleoseismic Sand Blows in North Louisiana and South Arkansas 1032Randel Tom Cox, Joshua Gordon, Steven Forman, Thomas Brezina, Mircea Negrau,Arleen Hill, Christopher Gardner, and Sarah Machin