This comprehensive study of the large earthquakes of 1913 offers valuable insights into the nature and causes of seismic activity. Drawing on a wide range of data sources and employing advanced statistical techniques, the British Association Seismology Committee provides a detailed analysis of the epicentres, dates and times, and residuals for P and S waves associated with these major earthquakes. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the science of seismology and the study of natural disasters.

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