QuakeMigrate

Automatic earthquake detection and location in Python - development updates, other news, and earthquake of the week! Check it out @

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Without further ado... QuakeMigrate v1.0.0 is finally here!! Check out the release notes at https://t.co/awcjMyIwIL & find the code on GitHub for now, coming to PyPI and conda soon 1/n

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Please check it out!!

[Conor @Conor__Bacon]

Some...ok, much...wrangling with C extensions later— @twinderseis and I have just released v1.0.1 of @quakemigrate which can now be installed via pip! Works on Windows, Linux (at least Debian/Ubuntu), and macOS. Full instructions in our documentation, but it's as simple as:

[Conor @Conor__Bacon]

Great example of how better tools can shed light on otherwise latent 🌋 processes. Scientific software is science! @quakemigrate

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And for those not at #EGU22 #vEGU22 we will make this all available afterwards!

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🥳 there will be icequakes! ❄️ as well as earthquakes at volcanoes 🌋
Please take a look at the Session Materials (in the programme) for some (very minimal!) pre-workshop instructions.

[EGU Cryosphere @egu-cr.bsky.social @EGU_CR]

SC5.16: QuakeMigrate: an open-source software package for automatic earthquake detection and location
@twinderseis, @Conor__Bacon
Fri, 27 May, 13:20–14:50 (CEST) Room -2.61/62

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Session details here: https://t.co/dZZSgPCfAF

Stay tuned for more details about pre-installing the freshly baked new release with pip!!

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We're excited to hold our first in-person workshop this Friday at #EGU22 #vEGU22!!

Come along to hear about the migration approach to earthquake detection and location, some how-to guides for getting started, and to use the code on a few example datasets (or even your own!)

[Dr Tom Winder @twinderseis]

And if you like #earthquake movies.. well, this one is feature-length 😅

Feat. @quakemigrate locations for 155,000 earthquakes over 13 years. Location is the area around #Askja #volcano, Central Iceland. (Full video at link above - trimmed for Twitter)

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And the workshop link! https://t.co/dZZSgPCfAF

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And how do you go about detecting earthquakes within such intense seismicity? 🙃 Come find out at our #EGU22 workshop! We'll talk about #volcano #seismology, #icequakes, and more.

This one is from close to the #Holuhraun eruption site - 'twas still going strong 12 months later!

[Dr Tom Winder @twinderseis]

It's pretty common for #volcano #seismology to be a "race against time", but this is extreme! Red dashed line = instrument first powered up; arrows = earthquakes.

From @CamVolcSeis station DYJS deployed by @fencingtobba during the 2014 #Bárðarbunga-#Holuhraun dike intrusion.

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Notice an event shortly following (and in a similar location) in the waveform gather in the right-hand panel.

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@joaofontiela Yes - a short course

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We will be running our first proper workshop at #EGU22 🥳
Both in-person and virtual formats.. more details as they come!

[Dr Tom Winder @twinderseis]

First real experience using #MSNoise today.. just for clock corrections this time 😐

But check out this deep #earthquake beneath #Bárðarbunga #volcano recorded by our temporary #glacier array this summer, and detected using @quakemigrate 🤩🔥

(Spot the troublesome station.. 😡)

[Dr Tom Winder @twinderseis]

#Cambridge at its sunny autumn best. Time for my favourite post-fieldwork job of converting data into earthquakes with @quakemigrate!

[Dr Tom Winder @twinderseis]

Hi #seismotwitter - interested in generating super complete earthquake catalogues (@quakemigrate), high-resolution images of incredibly intricate strike-slip fault networks, stress triggering of seismicity, or seismic swarms? Come along to SM6.1 #vEGU21 *now* to chat :)

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See some examples of the earthquakes Dan detected in our previous #quakeoftheweek thread! 📈🌋🇮🇸

[Cambridge Earth Sciences @EarthSciCam]

Masters student @Dan_Bowden97 used Cambridge-developed software @quakemigrate to map #earthquake tremors in the #Reykjanes Peninsula #Iceland during summer 2020. Read more in our latest blog: https://t.co/ppowvwwHn8 Photo credit: Sveinbjörn Steinthórsson, @uni_iceland (1/3)

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Pleased to announce that @Conor__Bacon & @twinderseis will be running the first ever #QuakeMigrate workshop at the Seismology Student Workshop - March 23rd at 11.30pm ET (18.30 GMT). Hope to see some of you there! @SeismoSocietyAm @LamontEarth #seismostudentworkshop

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To try running #QM - including on data from the 2014 #Holuhraun dike intrusion - check out the @mybinderteam examples on @Github https://t.co/HFqUwZGMLi. Plots & analysis with @obspy @matplotlib @pandas_dev; dike location from @Vedurstofan; lots of fieldwork by @fencingtobba!!

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Inaugural EARTHQUAKE(S!) OF THE WEEK!!! #quakeoftheweek - from where else but the #Reykjanes Peninsula, Iceland! And, to make up for a missed few weeks (sorry! thesis writing..), we have not just 1 earthquake for your delectation, but THREE! 😁🤩⚡️⚡️⚡️

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The (extremely!) small events are proving crucial to join the dots between the large earthquakes and swarms, and unravel the complex fault structure and driving forces linking this hugely impressive 14(+!) months of seismicity. We can't wait to see results from the 2021 data!