New “Pro” range of digital sensors for 2020
The professional range of Gecko seismographs and accelerographs has been redesigned for 2020 to integrate existing and new sensor technologies in a smaller and more modular body.
Track-celerograph
What happens when you take an accelerograph to record laps around a race track? You get lots of data to plot and analyse, and have lots of fun!
Get to know the SRC: Russell Cuthbertson
Meet the first employee recruited by founder Gary Gibson. Russell left SRC after 3 years to work for the Qld Dept of Mines and UQ, but returned to SRC to run our Queensland seismic networks 20 years ago.
Get to know the SRC: Elodie Borleis
Like many of our staff, Elodie did her time on the data analysis treadmill, and is now a critical part of our earthquake hazard assessment team. You can find Elodie on Twitter: @borleis
Specs, Damned Specs, and Instrumentation
Using consumer electronics analogies to demystify earthquake system specifications
Weekly Earthquake Activity Maps
Starting today the SRC will be publishing a weekly earthquake activity map for southeastern Australia on our social media platforms.
Get to know the SRC: Wayne Peck
Meet the longest continuously-serving employee of the SRC, seismologist Wayne Peck. You can find Wayne on Twitter: @PeckyQuake
Waves Basics #2 – Frequency & Filtering
Here’s a quick demonstration of the frequency display and filtering capabilities of Waves.
Get to know the SRC: Dr Dee Ninis
In the first of our Q&A posts we introduce you to Dr Dee Ninis, our resident earthquake geologist. Dee is also new to Twitter, so welcome her @DeeNinis
Waves Basics #1 – Getting Started
In the first of a planned series of videos, seismologist Adam Pascale explains how to use Waves to open earthquake data files and more.