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The answer is - Mercalli intensity scale.
The Mercalli intensity scale represents a seismic intensity scale which is used for the measuring of the intensity if an earthquake. It is a scale that measures the effects of an earthquake. This scale is not based on first physical principles, but is, instead, empirically based on observed effects.

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