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Waves - free analysis software

Waves - free analysis software
The world’s best earthquake waveform viewer! Waves is able to read MiniSEED, PC-SUDS, and many other data formats. Download free for Windows, Mac and Linux
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Live Stream - realtime data display

Live Stream - realtime data display
Display and archive realtime seismic data on your computer. Designed to remotely control and receive data and Gecko seismographs. Live Stream can also accept MiniSEED and PC-SUDS via FTP, and the Linux version also acts as a SeedLink server for your archive. Download free for Windows, Mac and Linux
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Seismographs & Accelerographs

Seismographs & Accelerographs
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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Largest Australian Earthquake in Two Decades

In the early hours of Saturday the 21st of May 2016, the largest earthquake in almost 20 years struck central Australia, about 125km west of Uluru. This magnitude 6.1 earthquake was recorded at our seismic stations all over Australia

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Building Monitoring in the Philippines

A commentary on the DPWH guidelines for earthquake recording instrumentation. By Adam Pascale.

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Celebrating 40 Years of Seismology

The 1st of January 2016 marked the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the Seismology Research Centre.

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Seismographs & Accelerographs

Seismologists from the SRC have been heavily involved in the development of the latest generation of seismographs & accelerographs that are manufactured in Australia

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The Seismology Research Centre is a division of ESS Earth Sciences