Mike Turnbull's Earthquake Seismology Research Website

Mike Turnbull (previously CQSRG 2002 to 2021) has been researching the earthquake seismicity of Eastern Central Queensland since 2002.
Mike Turnbull is a self funded, independent, non-commercial researcher.
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Copyright (C) Mike Turnbull 2011 to ; all rights reserved.
Last modified 4 June 2024

The Central Queensland Seismology Research Group (CQSRG) was established in 2002, as an informal research group within the then Faculty of Informatics and Communication of Central Queensland University (CQUniversity, CQU), with Michael Turnbull (Lecturer, and later Adjunct Research Fellow) and Kevin McCue (Visiting Professor, and later Adjunct Professor) as the member researchers. CQSRG always operated independently, and has never been a formal CQUniversity entity.

In December 2021 CQSRG ceased to operate by mutual agreement amongst its members, and the term CQSRG is no longer used to describe the research activity; however, because the term CQSRG was widely known amongst the Australian seismological community, Mike Turnbull has continued to use the term in his web site domain name rather than some other new name that the community is not familiar with.

Mike Turnbull is now the sole researcher and continues the activity previously conducted by CQSRG. This web page is the entry portal into a public web site managed by Mike Turnbull, used to disseminate and share his personal research outcomes with the wider seismological community.

Mike Turnbul maintains a catalogue of earthquakes that he detects and locates to within the Queensland State boundaries. Significant events that occur in other States are sometimes also catalogued.

Mike Turnbull has authored a number of seismological tools, educational material, and annual reports, and has had peer reviewed conference and journal papers published. He publishes Annual Seismological Reports from time-to-time.