It looks like the event shows up at COR (corvallis, oregon) at about 
1339:   http://aslwww.cr.usgs.gov/Seismic_Data/telemetry_data/COR_24hr.html

However, there is another arrival at about 1519 on COR which could be a 
phase arrival of this
event.  Perhaps the analyst got them mixed up?

Bob
Alaska Public Seismic Network
http://apsn.awcable.com



At 08:21 AM 9/2/2002, you wrote:
>The USGS just published an event with the following parameters:
>
>Date-Time       2002 09 02 15:17:13 UTC
>Location        44.01N 127.92W
>Depth   10.0 kilometers
>Magnitude       4.4
>Region  OFF COAST OF OREGON
>Reference       190 miles (305 km) WNW of Coos Bay, Oregon
>
>However, I believe that it was closer to 1339 for the actual event.  You can
>check the times on the Pacific Northwest helicorders, and also it was
>visible on Larry's LC3 channel.  I recorded the event in New Jersey with the
>peak L & R waves about 1403.
>
>A check of the local helicorders in the Pacific Northwest and also the
>Lamont-Daugherty helicorder, just north of New York City, shows no event
>that matches their published specification.
>
>Bob
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