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Active Message Threads for September 2007
John Lahr
Here's a question that comes up from time to time:
"I've started running AmaSeis on a different computer but do not
want to loose the data that was recorded in the past. What can be done?"
The AmaSeis data are stored in files that are each one hour long, with names
like 00.Z, 01.Z, 02.Z, ...... 23.Z
Each set of 24 files resides in a folder named for the date, so the events
in a folder named 29 would be for the 29th of the month. Day folder
names are 01, 02, 03, ... 30 (or 29 or 31).
Each s…
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Hi Bob,
Nice recording! Thanks for sending your SAC file. I've posted a
location based on the S-P times at our two
stations. See: http://jclahr.com/science/psn/as1/salem07/
Cheers,
John
#################################/ John C. Lahr
################################/ Emeritus Seismologist
###############################/ U.S. Geological Survey
==========================/ Central Region Geologic Hazards Team
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Dear Educators,
Here's a link to short note on today's M8.2 Sumatra. Hope everyone
obtained a good recording.
http://jclahr.com/science/psn/as1/sumatra07/
Cheers,
John Lahr and Robert Butler
#################################/ John C. Lahr
################################/ Emeritus Seismologist
###############################/ U.S. Geological Survey
==========================/ Central Region Geologic Hazards Team
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I'm resending the following paragraphs from the previous message
because the links were not clickable
for all browsers. If all else fails, use copy and paste to reach
http://store.usgs.gov
John
Want to hear about our latest products?
USGS sends out e-mail notifications when we add new items to our
on-line catalog at http://store.usgs.gov
This service makes it easy to stay up to date with our newest products.
To subscribe for this service, please send your blank email to
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Hi Craig,
In the AmaSeis directory there should be some files with names ending in .JB.
For example, P.JB, S.JB, etc. These files contain the corresponding
travel time information that AmaSeis plots out.
If these files are missing, I would recommend reinstalling AmaSeis to
the directory where it's currently located. Download and
run:
<http://www.geol.binghamton.edu/faculty/jones/AmaSeisSetup.exe>AmaSeisSetup.exe
Then you will be certain to have all of the necessary files.
Cheers,
Joh…
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Craig Messerman
Hi All,
We got a great record of the 6.8 off Columbia today here in Montana. I can't get the travel-time curves for P and S to display on that screen, only surface wave curves. I've changed depth and selection with no luck. I haven't used this version of Amaseis much, so I must be missing something. Thanks in advance.
Craig Messerman
Sentinel High School, Missoula, Montana
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Re: Columbian quake - Jerry R. Cook - 2007-09-10 15:52:21
Educators,
A friend at the USGS let me know about an E-mail
notification list that may be of interest. The
USGS sends a notice whenever a new product that
would be of interest to a wide general audience,
including teachers, is available from the Central
Publications Group in Denver. This only consists
of one notice a month or every other month --
they will not to send a flood of E-mail.
Subscription information is included below, along
with a message about a USGS Earth Science Wee…
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