Explanation needed on seismic data please!?, page 1

I'm not quite sure what I'm looking at here and here.

Is this data registering a seismic event, everywhere at the same time...today?

reply to post by OptimisticPessimist

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WOW! If that's the case then...WOW!

I sure hope that someone with some knowledge of seismic readings shows up soon!

nice catch

waiting for the worms to come to town




or experts to debunk this

reply to post by mutantgenius

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There was a 6.4 earthquakes in between India and Myanmar.

reply to post by ashleys27

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See! I claim nothing, but I did OK didn't I?

Originally posted by OptimisticPessimist
I'm not quite sure what I'm looking at here and here.

Is this data registering a seismic event, everywhere at the same time...today?

Wow, something's up?!
If you take your findings over to the Quake Watch 2011 thread: www.abovetopsecret.com... they will be more than happy to tell you what its all about.

Nice find

reply to post by boo1981

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Aha, Thank You! I shall.

I hope it's nothing, I truly do.

Well, it seems to be one big quake detected worldwide, which is normal. (Or two, as there is one earlier and one now, as it were).

The big one at the bottom of these traces currently would be the 6.4 in china, as others have said. It can be seen quite nicely on those as a rather large trace, or a really small one all the way here in the UK.

Nothing unusual, you can't feel it worldwide, but very expensive, very sensitive equipment worldwide can.

reply to post by apex

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I got you. So the majority of those readings would be as a result of just picking up on the larger quakes now happening.
It's good to hear you state it's normal to be seeing such readings.
Thanks, that got me a little confused there for a minute.

Yes one quake ringing all the seismos around the world. This is usual for quakes around the 6.5 upwards mark dependent on depth and rock structure.

This one was slightly deeper than normal, an intermediate depth.

This page deals with understanding seismograms and earthquakes but for specific details of how to read the LISS recorders please see this page

It is worth your while working your way through the example I have given as it will enhance your understanding.

Any further questions, please feel free to ask.

reply to post by boo1981

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If you look at the Newport, Washington recorder (Only good for a bout 4 more hours) this is the 5.3 in the Banda sea or possibly the 5.4 @ Tonga showing at the top of the page. Without delving into the phase data it is difficult to tell as they are fairly close to each other. The Tonga one shows well on RAR (This also good for about 4 hours)

AFI is a very good sample showing the shape of a recorder by the event. I will post an annotated version of this is a moment as it will also be gone in 4 hours.

The big one at the bottom is the Myanmar 6.4.

Edit to add image:

reply to post by OptimisticPessimist

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Found a really good trace of the Myanmar quake on Mae Hongson in the Thailand network.

MHIT.TM..BHZ.2011.035

This is good for about 12 days from today.

Unfortunately the station in Myanmar went down about 20 minutes before the quake.

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