Kimberly Demarest
Dear Friends,
ISTI's 2022 Earthworm Online course can help anyone setting up,
managing, tuning, or developing for an Earthworm system.
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-DETAILS-
+ What is Earthworm?
Earthworm (EW) is the popular cross-platform open-source regional
earthquake data acquisition and location processing system. Originally
developed by the USGS, it is now maintained and moved forward by a
group of developers that ISTI coordinates with. ISTI offers the same
content in our online course with nine 4-hour days as ISTI has offered
in previous face-to-face courses. Learn about EW on the class page:
https://www.isti.com/all-news/2022-ew-course-online-summer
+ What will you learn?
In the course, we will be providing an expert’s insight into the
Earthworm system (an open-source seismic automatic processing system
for local or regional events). You will learn tricks and tips from our
decades of experience operating and programming Earthworm. You will
learn how to set up regional automatic earthquake detection with the
latest release of Earthworm.
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-REGISTER-
We encourage you to sign up as soon as possible due to a limited class
size. You can do this by completing our short registration/contact
form: https://www.isti.com/training-registration.
+ When:
Date: 13 – 17 and 21 – 24 June 2022 (9 days at 4 hrs./day).
Time of Day: TBD. To the best of our ability, class times are
determined once students register so as to take into consideration
attendee time zones.
Schedule: (9 days) 4-hour-long Zoom sessions Monday through Friday one
week, and Tuesday through Friday another week; times TBD.
+ Where:
Online via Zoom. (a link will be sent in advance to join the class).
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-OTHER DETAILS-
+ Content:
The Immersive Hands-On Course Will Cover:
* Installation
* Configuration
* Troubleshooting
* Archiving and Playback of data
* Data exchange
* Visualization tools
* Overview of various non-Earthworm post-processing options
* Tuning for Earthquake Location and Magnitudes
* Programming new modules, learning APIs
* In addition, we will provide a tuning session for anyone that wants
to bring their network’s Earthworm configuration to the course. We
will show you how to playback your data and tune the earthquake
location engine.
(The content will be the same as for our usual 4 1/2 day course, but
will be broken into shorter days).
The 4-hour course days allows students to attend to other work the
other half of the day, and to not be sitting with a headset in their
ear for 8 hours straight! And it would also mean students on the other
side of the world would only have 4 late night hours.
Full description: https://www.isti.com/all-news/2022-ew-course-online-summer
+ Format:
The course will be taught live by expert instructors in an online
video conference format using Zoom. If students need assistance, they
can share their screens, allowing instructors to troubleshoot live
while the whole class benefits from watching the fix. (Breakout rooms
are also used for individual help where the entire class might receive
less benefit.)
+ Equipment:
It is required to have a computer capable of running Zoom and
Earthworm simultaneously. All students are expected to have their
video turned on so the instructors can gauge the success of their
communication. So purchase a webcam before the course if your video
camera isn't currently working.
+ Social Opportunity:
There will likely be scheduled some optional social online meetings
before or after the course so that attendees can get to know attendees
from other organizations and share related or unrelated topics.
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**REMEMBER**
Register as soon as possible here: https://www.isti.com/training-registration.
ISTI's 2022 Earthworm Online course can help anyone setting up,
managing, tuning, or developing for an Earthworm system.
-----
-DETAILS-
+ What is Earthworm?
Earthworm (EW) is the popular cross-platform open-source regional
earthquake data acquisition and location processing system. Originally
developed by the USGS, it is now maintained and moved forward by a
group of developers that ISTI coordinates with. ISTI offers the same
content in our online course with nine 4-hour days as ISTI has offered
in previous face-to-face courses. Learn about EW on the class page:
https://www.isti.com/all-news/2022-ew-course-online-summer
+ What will you learn?
In the course, we will be providing an expert’s insight into the
Earthworm system (an open-source seismic automatic processing system
for local or regional events). You will learn tricks and tips from our
decades of experience operating and programming Earthworm. You will
learn how to set up regional automatic earthquake detection with the
latest release of Earthworm.
-----
-REGISTER-
We encourage you to sign up as soon as possible due to a limited class
size. You can do this by completing our short registration/contact
form: https://www.isti.com/training-registration.
+ When:
Date: 13 – 17 and 21 – 24 June 2022 (9 days at 4 hrs./day).
Time of Day: TBD. To the best of our ability, class times are
determined once students register so as to take into consideration
attendee time zones.
Schedule: (9 days) 4-hour-long Zoom sessions Monday through Friday one
week, and Tuesday through Friday another week; times TBD.
+ Where:
Online via Zoom. (a link will be sent in advance to join the class).
-----
-OTHER DETAILS-
+ Content:
The Immersive Hands-On Course Will Cover:
* Installation
* Configuration
* Troubleshooting
* Archiving and Playback of data
* Data exchange
* Visualization tools
* Overview of various non-Earthworm post-processing options
* Tuning for Earthquake Location and Magnitudes
* Programming new modules, learning APIs
* In addition, we will provide a tuning session for anyone that wants
to bring their network’s Earthworm configuration to the course. We
will show you how to playback your data and tune the earthquake
location engine.
(The content will be the same as for our usual 4 1/2 day course, but
will be broken into shorter days).
The 4-hour course days allows students to attend to other work the
other half of the day, and to not be sitting with a headset in their
ear for 8 hours straight! And it would also mean students on the other
side of the world would only have 4 late night hours.
Full description: https://www.isti.com/all-news/2022-ew-course-online-summer
+ Format:
The course will be taught live by expert instructors in an online
video conference format using Zoom. If students need assistance, they
can share their screens, allowing instructors to troubleshoot live
while the whole class benefits from watching the fix. (Breakout rooms
are also used for individual help where the entire class might receive
less benefit.)
+ Equipment:
It is required to have a computer capable of running Zoom and
Earthworm simultaneously. All students are expected to have their
video turned on so the instructors can gauge the success of their
communication. So purchase a webcam before the course if your video
camera isn't currently working.
+ Social Opportunity:
There will likely be scheduled some optional social online meetings
before or after the course so that attendees can get to know attendees
from other organizations and share related or unrelated topics.
-----
**REMEMBER**
Register as soon as possible here: https://www.isti.com/training-registration.
From Paul Friberg, Stefan Lisowski, & Mitch GoldISTI
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Kimberly Demarest
2022-04-12 14:33:52CORRECTION: The proper announcement is for Earthworm, not AQMS. Please see "Register Now: 2022 Summer Earthworm Course Online this June" under separate cover.
For those interested in AQMS, we just completed our AQMS 2022 training and look forward to offering it again in 2023. Please accept my apologies for the inconvenience.
