Locating Earthquakes using Earthworm

Updated: 08/07/2020

New Email Alerts and Processed Reports

Earthquakes Located by Earthworm

Earthworm Setup Information

Station Information

New - Running Earthworm on a Raspberry Pi Board

Please read the following if you would like to supply data to the PSN Earthworm Network

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Current Seismicity Helicorders Generated By Earthworm's Winston Server

Images updated every 5 minutes

RE9A7 - Tracy CA Station

ADUB1 - Monte Sereno PSN Station

GLFBZ - Palo Alto PSN Station

MTUMZ - Mount Umunhum Station

More Helicorder Plots

ATZ - Aptos PSN Station

B054 - Berkeley USGS Borehole Station

B057 - San Rafael USGS Borehole Station

B058 - San Juan Bautista USGS Borehole Station

B073 - Parkfield USGS Borehole Station

LCGPZ - Redwood City PSN Station

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Current Station Map

= USGS Station = PSN Station

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More Stations Needed

If you are located in the San Francisco Bay Area and running WinSDR or a Raspberry Shake you can help the PSN Earthworm Network locate earthquakes better by sending in data from one of your sensor. 

Here is a list of requirements:

• Located in the SF Bay Area preferably somewhere in the area of the map above
• You will need a full time DSL or Cable Internet connection
• The location of you sensor needs to be accurate. GoogleEarth or GPS should be used to get the latitude, longitude and height of your station
• A short-period vertical sensor like a 1 Hz or 4.5 Hz geophone is preferred but any sensor the can record the P wave of an event will work
• WinSDR needs to be configured to record data at 50 Samples Per Second or higher

If you meet the criteria above please contact me and I will send you information on how to configure WinSDR to send in your data to my Earthworm system.