M 6.6 earthquake
Bam, Kerman, Iran
A magnitude 6.6 (MW) earthquake occurred on 2003-12-26, 05:26 local time (01:56 UTC) (22y ago), centered Near Bam (Iran). The hypocenter was located at a shallow depth of 10 km. Primary telemetry verified by USGS/ISC-GEM.
Historical Landmark Earthquake
#99 of All TimeCurated Global Seismic Archive (1700–Present)
A magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck Bam, Kerman, Iran on 2003年12月26日. Source: Bam Blind Strike-Slip Fault. Documented deaths: 31,000.
マグニチュード
MW119.8 kt TNT
震源の深さ
10 kmshallow (浅発・地殻内)
PAGER影響評価
red負傷者数: > 5,000 · ~28.7M 人が体感
震央・断層インタラクティブマップ
Seismic Activity & Aftershock Sequence
Timeline of foreshocks, main rupture, aftershocks and machine learning risk probability evolution.
Situation Monitoring
Continuous verificationKey facts so far
Agency Discrepancy Matrix (Cross-Network Verification)
Comparing multi-network solutions from primary and teleseismic monitoring agencies.
| Network / Source | Magnitude (Scale & Diff) | Depth & Diff | Epicenter & Shift (Δd) | Consensus | Event ID / Data |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
USGS United States Geological Survey · Global / US | M6.6(Mw)Ref | 10.0 kmRef | 29.00°, 58.34°Origin | Authoritative | official20031226015652_30 |
Why do agency magnitudes differ? Seismological agencies use different instrumentation networks, crustal velocity models, and mathematical magnitude scales (e.g. Moment Magnitude Mw vs Local Richter ML vs Surface Wave Ms). Differences of 0.1–0.3 are common and reflect physical observation geometry rather than errors.
Where it was felt
5 か所の集落Shaking intensity is modelled from magnitude, depth and distance (GMPE attenuation), not reported by residents.
| Town | Distance | Intensity |
|---|---|---|
| Bam · Kerman | 12 km | MMI IX |
| Kerman · Kerman | 189 km | MMI V |
| Zahedan · Sistan and Baluchestan | 248 km | MMI V |
| Sirjan · Kerman | 259 km | MMI IV |
| Bandar-e-Abbas · Hormozgan | 285 km | MMI IV |
Tectonic setting
Nearest mapped active fault: Bam Blind Strike-Slip Fault, 5 km away, slip rate ~15.0 mm/yr (GEM Global Active Faults).