The International Seismological Centre (ISC) is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (#1188971) that provides a free worldwide #seismology #database
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Coming to the IAGA-IASPEI meeting in #Lisbon? Make sure you come and see our staff presenting the latest developments at the ISC 馃憞
Random find in a "forgotten" filing cabinet, no clue about who wrote it or when. Any idea? Let us know...
#JustAnotherYear of ISC work: summary for data year 2022
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parametric data collected for 628581 events, of which 55343 have been reviewed and 40912 relocated by ISC using 8021324 phases!
Going to #ESC2024 General Assembly in #Corfu? This #conference is a great opportunity to catch up with the latest developments at the ISC as our staff will cover a variety of topics, see schedule of our oral and poster presentations
Here is the very short summary of ISC work for year 2021: parametric data collected for 637605 events, of which 59974 have been reviewed and 45320 relocated by ISC using 8539484 phases!
ALT Monthly number of events collected (blue), reviewed (green) and relocated (red)
ALT ISC Locations for events in 2021 (both earthquakes and other seismic sources)
and as reminded by @JudithGeology, there are already lots of papers related to the 6 Feb 2023 T眉rkiye-Syria #earthquake 6 months after occurrence, more than for the #HungaTongaHungaHaapai explosion in 2022
Scientific publishing is much faster nowadays, and the #HungaTongaHungaHaapai explosion is by far the event with more works associated in the ISC Event Bibliography 6 months after event occurrence, as shown in the figure.
See you Berlin, it has been a pleasure!
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Version 10 of the ISC-GEM Global Instrumental Earthquake Catalogue (1904-2019) has been released. This version marks the end of the 1st year of the Further Improvement project. Download and further info at isc.ac.uk/iscgem/index.php
Another year in the bag: the plots show the 2020 ISC #locations and the number of collected (blue), reviewed (green) and relocated (red) events. For year 2020 the ISC collected data for 622,960 events, reviewed 55,751 and relocated 41,554 of them, and using nearly 7M phases
