A Special View Into My World of Live Spectrographs for ATS Members

Nice! Bookmarked it and noted it on the PNSN Facebook group:
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originally posted by: seentoomuch
It say's the video is unavailable now.

Says that for me too.

a reply to: violet

Bookmark the link in TA's post here:

originally posted by: TrueAmerican
Just an FYI update for those that would like to find the right stream quickly, because it's going to change from time to time. You might want to bookmark this link. Then go there first, and look to see which video is currently live. Click it, and you're there.

TA Stream Index

Hit 51 subscribers today, thanks all. I sent out a bunch of tweets about it too to anybody that appeared to be interested in quakes/volcanoes.

The link listed in the thread is to the feed that was live when it was posted, not necessarily the most current feed. The link above will take you to TA's channels and from there you can get the live feed.

Ya reply to: jadedANDcynical

Thanks

Today's live stream is here:


Oklahoma is seeing some activity, with a 4.2 and many smaller ones.

TA!!!!

What going on?

oK ok!!!

Stream will be up in a minute

new stream here:
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a reply to: crappiekat

lol, I was just about to do the same thing.

Glad I'm not the only one becoming addicted to having this accessible.

Today's live seismic monitor stream is here:
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Because only you can throw the Ring into the Fire!

thank you for sharing with your ATS friends

I wish i knew what is normal and what is not?

a reply to: veracity

This is the new normal!

Now more comprehensive and better labeled! New stream here:
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That is one heck of a lot of info on one screen!

Thanks TA - much better organised - particularly like the Yellowstone perimeter being defined too.

Really enjoying having this page available - it is hypnotic almost as others have said.

a reply to: TrueAmerican

is the dark blue less activity and the lighter turquoise more activity?

Lots of activity at Yellowstone today for anyone who wants to watch.

Well, it's been an interesting two weeks with the feed up. We've had 138 subscribers, and contributions towards the dedicated 24/7 server of about $245.00 (the other $100 is my promised commitment). We've seen several eruptions of Bogoslof volcano in Alaska, seen most of the quake swarm at Yellowstone, and witnessed M7.7 and M6.7 quakes, all live, before the agencies have reported on them.

Quite the show!

My sincere gratitude to those who have really really helped to spread the word, and even more to those who have taken this seriously and contributed money towards the 24/7 server. And as promised, if we do not meet this goal over the next months, I will be sending it all back to you. Either we get the server up or you get a refund. It's just that simple.

But now for the not so good news. I need my puter this weekend folks. I really do. So I am going to have to pull the feed down, with intent to restart it Monday before I go to work again. As usual, I will report on anything significant, if I have the rig up- but honestly, I have other needs for the system, so I won't be watching much. The sooner we get that server up, the sooner this issue will go away. I am going to need my computer sometimes. It's just part of the deal for now.

So thanks once again so much for your understanding and support!

Sincerely,
Scott

a reply to: TrueAmerican

I usually check the YT video most every day that I'm on the computer. I appreciate the information very much. I wish I could donate to the cause, I really do, but I'm not working at the moment and it takes every penny I have to make ends meet, and then some.

I hope more people will donate towards the server because it is a great tool to keeping informed and possibly saving some lives!

Good job!

a reply to: TrueAmerican

We understand TA.

I am very appreciative that I have been able to spend the past week watching your live feed.

Hopefully, your live feed will be up and running in the future.

Thanks again.

a reply to: TrueAmerican

I cannot tell you how grateful I am to have had the window into your world for the time we have had it. You have been extremely selfless and gave the community not only your time, but gave up the use of your own personal computer for the entire time you've been streaming.

I think that those of us who witnessed the events you described can appreciate the power that this tool represents in having the knowledge of an event much faster than is currently the case in relying solely on the reporting agencies. That being said, those agencies do perform an essential function in determining true events from false ones or misinterpretation of the data; which, as you know, we saw as well.

Which gets in to my next point. As much as the stream, the running commentary in the chat was as important as the stream itself as it helped to frame what we were seeing on the screen. You should do some tutorials (as if you don't have a gazillion other things going already) on how to interpret common activity that will be seen on the screen and post them as recordings to your channel.

I learned a great deal from you (as is usual) over the course of the time the stream was up, and I know others did as well; beyond the bounds of ATS too, as the feed was shared on social media by a fair number of people and we had viewers from all over the globe.

Over and above everything.

Thank you.

You're welcome J&C. I'm on break for a while, so I put the stream back up. And Yellowstone showing some activity again.

I've swapped out L. Sitkin for Great Sitkin on the feed, when I found out that earlier today, a volcanic tremor episode was detected at G. Sitkin. I pulled data for G. Sitkin, and yup, there it was. So now live on the feed is G.Sitkin in the Alaska panel.

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