Group B, Poster #010, Seismology
Using the Southern California Earthquake Data Center (SCEDC) and the Southern California Seismic Network (SCSN) Products and Services for Earthquake Research
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Poster Presentation
2023 SCEC Annual Meeting, Poster #010, SCEC Contribution #12981 VIEW PDF
esearchers use and explore the SCEDC archive.
- How to use the clickable station map as a data discovery tool in your research.
- How to access catalog processing status, important when examining the Ridgecrest sequence which includes events that are not yet manually reviewed
- How to retrieve DAS data hosted at s3://scedc-pds, convert to strain rate, compare modeled earthquake traveltimes against observed DAS recordings, and compute noise cross correlations from continuous passive DAS data.
- How to process seismic data using cloud native AWS services.
- How to retrieve event, phase picks, station, and waveform data from SCEDC through various methods
-- MATLAB (irisFetch and/or GISMO)
-- PySTP
-- FDSN webservices
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- How to use the clickable station map as a data discovery tool in your research.
- How to access catalog processing status, important when examining the Ridgecrest sequence which includes events that are not yet manually reviewed
- How to retrieve DAS data hosted at s3://scedc-pds, convert to strain rate, compare modeled earthquake traveltimes against observed DAS recordings, and compute noise cross correlations from continuous passive DAS data.
- How to process seismic data using cloud native AWS services.
- How to retrieve event, phase picks, station, and waveform data from SCEDC through various methods
-- MATLAB (irisFetch and/or GISMO)
-- PySTP
-- FDSN webservices
SHOW MORE