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We have released SeisComP in the new version 6.0.0. A major focus of this release has been on improving the calculation and configuration of amplitudes and magnitudes, a rework of scardac for more efficient scanning of waveform archives and the advancement of scrttv which now allows plotting continues spectrograms and matured browsing of waveforms at any time now and in the past and association of phase picks for adding previously unknown events to SeisComP.
scrttv has undergone major improvements in SeisComP in version 5.4.0 allowing users to identify and select automatic and manual phase picks interactively which are associated to new origins. This can be done real time but now also very easily for any time in your waveform archive.
We’re thrilled to invite you to our exhibit at our booth 1306 during the 2023 AGU Fall Meeting in San Francisco, CA. This is a fantastic opportunity for us to meet in person and proudly showcase our advanced SeisComP and gempa software modules.
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Mobile application for Android and iOS devices
Our free mobile app, providing recent earthquake information from 15+ earthquake monitoring centers such as GFZ, EMSC and USGS. It allows filtering by agency, region and magnitude as well as controlling agency priority and alarm types. Push notifications are used to rapidly inform you about new events. But most importantly, the app is free of advertisement and does not track the user.
EQInfo provides social media sharing options and lets you submit "Did you feel it" reports from your mobile device. In doing so, everyone can help to better assess the impact that an earthquake might have in their community.
Furthermore, EQInfo integrates seamlessly with your Raspberry Shake personal seismograph to bring you up-to-the-minute earthquake announcements including waveform snippets from your very own Raspberry Shake. In doing so, EQInfo accesses the largest citizen-scientist earthquake detection network in the world to bring you high fidelity earthquake information.