Southern California Earthquake Watch Located in Yucca Valley, California
Monitored with a Raspberry Shake
Station: AM_RCCA9.00.EHZ
The Raspberry Shake 1D is located about four feet down in a seismic vault i built in my backyard, unfortunately there is a main highway located about 200 feet away which may cause disturbances in the signal at times.
The main graph on the bottom is ran using a program called WinSDR which can warn you about Earthquakes using a Threshold or STA/LTA settings.
The colored graph is the (Swarm) Spectrogram which lets you view your data a different way.
USGS Swarm is also being used as the Helicorder graph in the top left corner which displays the last 4 hours of data.
The bottom right graphs are displayed using Raspberry Shake's Station View and are being used as a reference to see Real Time Earthquakes coming our way.
The map with the Triangles in the top right is also the Raspberry Shake Station View where you can view all the shared raspberry shake data and will also warn you about a larger earthquake if one is detected. (Triangles will turn Red to Dark Red/Purple if they detect any activity)
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