[ASC-list] Seismograms of *TWO* Japanese Quakes

[Derek Williamson]

Another way of looking at earthquake data  - though not from the most recent Japan quakes.

http://bit.ly/fKmudl

Derek
Museum Manager
Museum of Human Disease
(02) 9385 2190
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-----Original Message-----
From: asc-list-bounces at lists.asc.asn.au [mailto:asc-list-bounces at lists.asc.asn.au] On Behalf Of JCribb
Sent: Tuesday, 12 April 2011 3:22 PM
To: 'Charles Willock'; 'ASC list ASC'
Subject: Re: [ASC-list] Seismograms of *TWO* Japanese Quakes

And if you want to HEAR what the mother of all quakes sounded like in the
deep ocean, go here:

http://listentothedeep.com

Go to the sound library and hit the earthquake button.

Warning: very spooky.

Julian Cribb FTSE
Julian Cribb & Associates
ph +61 (0)2 6242 8770 or 0418 639 245
http://www.sciencealert.com.au/jca.html
www.scinews.com.au


-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:asc-list-bounces at lists.asc.asn.au] On Behalf Of Charles Willock
Sent: Tuesday, 12 April 2011 2:59 PM
To: ASC list ASC
Cc: Charles Willock
Subject: [ASC-list] Seismograms of *TWO* Japanese Quakes


Hi All,

   Two for the (free) price of one! :)

   For those who aren't regular earthquake watchers, the following website
   gives a quick overview of the seismic activity from a network of
seismographs
   around the world.  Its fairly basic information, but gives a 24 hour
   view.

   Just at the moment (and for the next couple of hours) it is showing, on
   the same seismogram, both large quakes in Japan.

     http://aslwww.cr.usgs.gov/Seismic_Data/heli2.shtml

   Notes:

     o.  Clicking on each trace will give you a larger version.

     o.  The scans update every 30 mins

     o.  the date-time group is MDT (Mountain Time) in the US ... 
         which corresponds to Colorado ... the location of a World 
         Data Center (WDC) for this data.


     
Charlesw

(USGS - US Geological Survey is an authoritative source, although the 
individual traces are likely the responsibility of the contributors.)



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