1992 Cape Mendocino Remembrance Page

The 1992 M 7.1 Cape Mendocino Earthquake:
Remembered 25 Years Later

Free and Open to All
Space is Limited: Arrive early to get a seat!

Location: Wharfinger Great Hall, Eureka
Doors: 6:00 PM
Music: The Mendocino triple junction (aka Steve Smith, Tracy Smith, Patrick Cleary)
Refreshments Available
Sponsorships Available (contact Kathy Moley)
Additional: Educational Posters, “Tell Us Your Story,” and more fun stuff

Troy Nicollini (National Weather Service): Emcee
Vicki Osaki, Lori Dengler, Amanda Admire: Activity (People as Seismic Waves)
Bob “Bomac” McPherson (Humboldt State University): Setting the Stage
Thomas Dunklin: Geology of the 1992 Earthquake Sequence
Video Clip of the Ross Rowley footage in Ferndale
Danielle Orr: The Ferndale Perspective
Linda Nellist: The Challenge of Responding
Dr. Lori A. Dengler (Humboldt State University): A Small Tsunami makes Waves
Dr. Jason “Jay” R. Patton (Humboldt State University): The 1992 Earthquakes and Cascadia
Todd Becker (Humboldt County): Activity (The Humboldt County Tsunami App)
Ryan Aylward (National Weather Service): Looking Forward, ShakeOut and Tsunami Week of October, 2018
Dr. Peggy Hellweg (Berkeley Seismo Lab, CA Seismic Safety Commission): Earthquake Early Warning
Mendocino triple junction performs 1992 earthquake song
Have your Quake and Eat It Too!

Bring a story to tell. We will have forms for people to use to write their story. We may also have a video camera set up to record your SHORT video (~3 minutes). Rehearse your story beforehand to ensure it fits in this short time.

Please contact us if you have questions related to your interest in helping, volunteering, or sponsoring this event.