IVP wrote:
>
> Christchurch is particularly prone to liquefaction during tremors
> because of the underlying geology, and that allowed for more
> damage than might have happened on solid ground
>
> http://www.guardian.co.uk/weather/2011/feb/23/new-zealand-christchurch-ea=
rthquake-geology
>
> On the surface of course it's a very nice place to live. Plains,
> hills, harbours, rivers etc
>

I am not getting what's going on to South-West of Christchurch now:

3.3M, depth: 0km 28/2/2011 20:22
http://www.christchurchquakemap.co.nz/

Zero depth. Would the next be negative depth?
No humor or sarcasm, just wondering what's that? How does that feel to
be there? This seems to be the place where September quake line
crosses latest quake line.
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