Changes for page AusPass Data
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... ... @@ -9,15 +9,11 @@ 9 9 10 10 = Waveform Data = 11 11 12 -AusPass primarily hosts data collected by ANU researchers but also experiments conducted via ANSIR equipment loans, as well as other datasets from people who simply asked us to host their data. We also host //some// waveform data from external agencies and projects, such as GeoScience Australia's national network **AU** and the global network **IU**. Thisisdoneasaconvenience toour users as muchof thisdata isconcurrentand proximial to our networks. Again we reiterate that we only hose**SOME** ofthis data,wesimply donot have the resourcestodo a full clone. If wedonothave the data you'relookingfor, it's besttotryIRIS/Earthscope.Ifthey don'thaveit, youshould getin touch with Geoscience Australiadirectly.12 +This is the actual seismic data. AusPass primarily hosts data collected by ANU researchers but also experiments conducted via ANSIR equipment loans, as well as other datasets from people who simply asked us to host their data. We also host //some// waveform data from external agencies and projects, such as GeoScience Australia's national network **AU** and the global network **IU**. We do not have access to Geoscience Australia's full archive, so you would have to ask them for access to historical data. 13 13 14 -(% class="box warningmessage" %) 15 -((( 16 -AusPass is NOT GeoScience Australia! We are wholly distinct entities. 17 -))) 18 - 19 19 [[Venn diagram of where AU network data is stored online>>image:GA_iris_auspass.png||data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="center" height="172" width="459"]] 20 20 16 + 21 21 22 22 == QA/QC == 23 23 ... ... @@ -29,4 +29,4 @@ 29 29 30 30 = Earthquake Data = 31 31 32 -In collaboration with Geoscience Australia, we host copies of their global catalog which is derived from the output of the [[Earthquakes@GA>>path:https://earthquakes.ga.gov.au/]] web portal. We do this by manually downloading CSV data and converting it to Seiscomp SCXML, then importing it into our server.Because we must do this manually, our cloned earthquake catalog is only updated monthly. Note that information such as phase arrivals is not provided.28 +In collaboration with Geoscience Australia, we host copies of their global catalog which is derived from the output of the [[Earthquakes@GA>>path:https://earthquakes.ga.gov.au/]] web portal. Because we must do this manually, our cloned earthquake catalog is only updated monthly. Note that information such as phase arrivals is not provided.