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Waves: Free Analysis & Location Software

Waves: Free Analysis & Location Software
Our beloved waveform viewer is now also an easy-to-use earthquake location calculator. Download free for Windows, Mac and Ubuntu
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Streams: Free Realtime Earthquake Display

Streams: Free Realtime Earthquake Display
Display and archive realtime seismic data on your computer. Designed to receive data from Gecko seismographs, SeedLink servers, or MiniSEED data via FTP. Linux and macOS versions can also serve Gecko data via SeedLink.
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Professional Earthquake Instruments

Professional Earthquake Instruments
Earthquake recorders and digital sensors designed in Australia by seismologists, with features and data quality for professionals, simple and intuitive to use for inexperienced students or field technicians to get running in minutes.
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Portable Vibration Monitors

Portable Vibration Monitors
Digital velocity or acceleration sensors designed for plug-and-play operation. Records data continuously for weeks or months. No computer required for installation or setup.
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Locating the Origin of an Earthquake

When you feel the earth shaking, it might feel like the earthquake is right under you, but it’s likely that the earthquake started dozens of kilometres away.

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Negative Magnitude Earthquakes

How can an earthquake have a negative magnitude? It’s got to do with ground motion and distance, and how sensitive seismographs have become.

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SeedLink & Seismic Data Streams

What is SeedLink, and how can you share your seismograph data with the world using it?

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Get to know the SRC: Adam Pascale

Meet the SRC’s Chief Scientist who celebrates 30 years at SRC in 2021. You can find Adam as SeisLOLogist on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok

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The Seismology Research Centre is a division of ESS Earth Sciences