{
 "summary": "Earthquakes in Nevada between the 1840s to December 31, 2014. Some earthquakes outside the state of Nevada are also shown.",
 "accessInformation": "Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology",
 "thumbnail": "thumbnail/Hazards_Earthquakes.png",
 "culture": "en-US",
 "name": "Earthquakes",
 "description": "Earthquakes are recorded by a network of seismic stations. Each station measures the movement of the ground. As rocks slide past eachother, vibrations and energy travel out from the earthquake in a wave. As the wave passes by a seismic station, the ground vibrates and a signal is recorded. Knowing how fast the different seismic waves travel, seismologists calculate a time, location, and magnitude. The earthquakes in this map are displayed by magnitude and location.",
 "licenseInfo": "",
 "title": "Earthquakes",
 "tags": [
  "earthquakes",
  "seismicity",
  "Nevada",
  "Great Basin",
  "magnitudes"
 ]
}