This list of seismology-related links was mostly taken wholesale from our old page. We’ll check & categorise this later…
Seismology Research Centre (SRC) – an Australian site with free software and information, part of ES&S
GeoScience Australia – the Australia Government Agency responsible for monitoring events across Australia
Australian National University, Research School of Earth Sciences (Seismology)
IRIS Seismic Monitor World wide activity monitor for events greater than Magnitude 4
https://seiscode.iris.washington.edu/projects Link to various projects, resources and software at IRIS
Australian Centre for Geomechanics in Perth
Central Queensland Seismic Research Group (CQSRG)
CQSRG Public Seismic Network, Australian PSN Stations see ‘live’ data from some of our stations updated every 10 minutes
Flinders Ranges Earthquake Hypocentres, Download the 10Mb file, save it to your PC, open it, enable 3D, click ‘Transparent’ on DTM and have a look around!
Amateur seismology in Australia , ‘a review’ by Vic Dent
GEO, The Independent Organisation for Weather Satellite and Earth Observation Enthusiasts
Earthquake_clusters_in_the_southwest_Australia_seismic_zone_June_2016_-_May_2017
Alan Jones earthquake related software, Amaseis, Seismic Eruptions, Seismic Waves, Eq Locate, Jamaseis (monitor stations around the world on your PC ‘Live’)
Current Seismicity from instruments in Australia Melbourne EQserver (latest hour)
Melbourne EQserver where you can ‘look around the network’, search past dates and events.
A really good link about charging batteries, I’ve put this in because we use a LOT of batteries throughout our network.
Want to run your own seismic station? Then have a look at Raspberry Shakes, a seismic recording system based around the Raspberry Pi with an add on board. Data from ‘Shakes’ is automatically sent to a world wide repository which is available to researchers. You can also send your data to us!
Astronomical Society of South Australia – some key members of SAA are also part of ASSA. They kindly hosted our website before we started this one.