April 2, 2023, 22:15:00: Earthquake in Austria (AUSTRIA)

Earthquakes with magnitude 3.6 felt at 22:15:00 on April 2, 2023.
Place: Austria (AUSTRIA).

Earthquake in Austria (AUSTRIA).

On Sunday 2 April 2023 at 22:15:00 an earthquake of magnitude 3.6 and depth 14.8 km was recorded in Austria (AUSTRIA). Further info on the INGV webpage by clicking here.

Based on the depth of the hypocenter, earthquakes are classified into superficial (hypocenter between 0 e 70 and deep), intermediate (Hypocenter between 70 and 300 km deep) and deep (hypocenter between 300 and 720 km deep). The earthquake occurred at 22:15:00 on April 2, 2023, with epicenter Austria (AUSTRIA), having a depth of 14.8 km is therefore classified as superficial.

Being of magnitude 3.6, therefore between 3 and 4, this earthquake is classified as "very light". This type of earthquake is often felt, but it generally causes no harm.

Credits: data from INGV, Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, ingv.it

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Epicenter map of the earthquake occurred on 2 April 2023, at 22:15:00. Magnitude = 3.6.

Seismicity in the 3 days preceding the event

Seismicity in the 3 days preceding the event
Epicenters of earthquakes in the 72 hours preceding the seismic event which occurred at 22:15:00 on 2 April 2023. Place: Austria (AUSTRIA). Magnitude: 3.6. Credits: terremoti.ingv.it

Seismicity in the 90 days preceding the event (M≥2)

Seismicity in the 90 days preceding the event (M≥2)
Epicenters of earthquakes with magnitude ≥2 in the 90 days preceding the seismic event which occurred at 22:15:00 on 2 April 2023. Place: Austria (AUSTRIA). Magnitude: 3.6. Credits: terremoti.ingv.it

Seismicity from 1985 (M≥3)

Seismicity from 1985 (M≥3)
Epicenters of earthquakes with magnitude ≥3 from 1985 to 2 April 2023. Credits: terremoti.ingv.it

Seismicity from 1000

Seismicity from 1000
Epicenters of earthquakes since 1000 AD. Credits: terremoti.ingv.it

Intensity Shakemap

Intensity Shakemap
Distribution of instrumental intensities. Credits: terremoti.ingv.it

Peak ground acceleration

Peak ground acceleration
Distribution of peak ground acceleration expressed as percent of the acceleration of gravity (i.e., g = 9.81 m/s2). Credits: terremoti.ingv.it

Peak velocity Shakemap

Peak velocity Shakemap
This map shows the distribution of peak ground velocities expressed in cm/s. Credits: terremoti.ingv.it