Whats going on at yellowstone?

Originally posted by littleflower

Originally posted by Shirakawa
reply to post by operation mindcrime

 

A teleseism is a technical term for "distant earthquake".
By the way, I suggest people to open GEE, then add the WY network in the Station Chooser and then monitor the YPC station's EHZ channel (which is not included in the webicorder page). It's almost in the middle of the "action", and catches even the smallest earthquakes occurring beneath there.

I've tried - GEE finds it, adds it, but then there are no stations, no way to access it . . . . I've tried multiple times.

Any suggestions?

The way I do it is...open Gee (wait 4 it 2 load up)...edit...station chooser...(top left) add network...(another window will pop up)...scroll down to wy and click it...(station window will show progress at bottom ie:100%)...go back to real time tab and zoom into wyoming area (or other if using other networks)..it should show about double "tri's" than normal...hightlight 1 (blue/grey) with outlines...then top "load real time data"...

I've gotten "some" to display...think they're not all online yet or what have you...keep trying or ???

Hx3

reply to post by xoxo stacie


That is a good eye!
I mentioned before that I've been receiving
ENS emails customized for me, for over a year now
and noted I have seen a connection here also.
It is a handy little system!
I have it set to notify me of certain quakes.
Case it helps anyone or FYI

:sslearthquake.usgs.gov...

reply to post by meagerhair


I am pretty sure that the UofU runs that one and it would seem that every time things start acting up in a major way as far as the 3 pointers they pull it off line and it suddenly comes back when the events are slower. I remember RF saying that they have an auto transfer to make it available to them only when it is triggered so perhaps they are still sitting on it.

Originally posted by manticore
During my interview with Dr. Louis Turi, he mentioned January 18 and 19, 2009 as dates in which something will cause forced relocation. He predicted Katrina and the Asian tsunami. I immediately asked him about Yellowstone and the most recent earthquakes and he would not admit/deny that this could be it.

I doubt it.

If Yellowstone blows, the only place you will be able to relocate to is the moon.

Originally posted by seasonedherb

Originally posted by manticore
During my interview with Dr. Louis Turi, he mentioned January 18 and 19, 2009 as dates in which something will cause forced relocation. He predicted Katrina and the Asian tsunami. I immediately asked him about Yellowstone and the most recent earthquakes and he would not admit/deny that this could be it.

I doubt it.

If Yellowstone blows, the only place you will be able to relocate to is the moon.

It's called the Depression...Banks Foreclose on you ie: Forced Re-Location!!!

OH BTW...LoL...

multimedia-mirage.redirectme.net...

Had to make it relevant...MY Earthquake Website..not much yet...but I like it's graphic layout + links...opinions/suggestions ? (now don't beat on me here! LoL Page reloads every 2 Mins!)

Hx3



[edit on 1/9/2009 by Hx3_1963]

Originally posted by littleflower
I've tried - GEE finds it, adds it, but then there are no stations, no way to access it . . . . I've tried multiple times.

Any suggestions?

That's because GEE tries to add by default channels unsupported by WY network seismometers. You've got to manually select them:

Orientations > All Channels
Channels > EHE, EHN, EHZ (for 3-component seismometers) or EHZ only (single component seismometers).
Only then, when you'll click "Load Real Time Data" on the map, charts will appear.

[edit on 2009/1/9 by Shirakawa]

Originally posted by Hx3_1963

Originally posted by seasonedherb

Originally posted by manticore
During my interview with Dr. Louis Turi, he mentioned January 18 and 19, 2009 as dates in which something will cause forced relocation. He predicted Katrina and the Asian tsunami. I immediately asked him about Yellowstone and the most recent earthquakes and he would not admit/deny that this could be it.

I doubt it.

If Yellowstone blows, the only place you will be able to relocate to is the moon.

It's called the Depression...Banks Foreclose on you ie: Forced Re-Location!!!

OH BTW...LoL...

multimedia-mirage.redirectme.net...

Had to make it relevant...MY Earthquake Website..not much yet...but I like it's graphic layout + links...opinions/suggestions ? (now don't beat on me here! LoL Page reloads every 2 Mins!)

Hx3

[edit on 1/9/2009 by Hx3_1963]

Oh I know. That was just my sad attempt at making a funny.

I always have issues believeing in these such "predictions" for the main fact that for every time they predict something right, there is 5 more things they predict wrong.

Originally posted by Shirakawa
reply to post by littleflower

 

That's because the program is trying to add by default unsupported channels. You've got to select:
Orientations > All Channels
Channels > EHE, EHN, EHZ (for 3-component seismometers) or EHZ only (1-component sesimometers)

WOW...isn't Technology great??? Dang...I should of studied harder in college...how would the average "Joe" ever figure these things out, if not for U...(reminds me of a song.....if not for you...mmm...mmm...mmm) LoL

Hx3

Originally posted by Shirakawa
reply to post by AlwaysWondering

 

Check out this page.

More in detail this is what they mean for a NORMAL volcano alert level:

Volcano is in typical background, noneruptive state
or, after a change from a higher level,
volcanic activity has ceased and volcano has returned to noneruptive background state.

USGS speaking out of both sides of their mouth - They aren't putting it at least at yellow - but it clearly doesn't meet the conditions for "green". It is obviously not in its noneruptive background state.

reply to post by Hx3_1963


By the way, with data from WY stations it's possible to properly calculate approximately the local magnitude (magnitude "felt" at the seismometer location) of an earthquake, as they report the amount of movement (in nanometers, micrometers, millimeters, etc) instead of its velocity (nanometers/sec, micrometers/sec, etc).

For earthquakes close ( 0.4 micrometers, local magnitude is log10 (0.4) = -0.39 magnitude (very small). This calculation is not directly possible with US (USGS) stations like US.LKWY (or at least I don't know how to properly convert micrometers/sec to micrometers to do the math).

Have fun!

[edit on 2009/1/10 by Shirakawa]

Originally posted by Shirakawa

Originally posted by littleflower
I've tried - GEE finds it, adds it, but then there are no stations, no way to access it . . . . I've tried multiple times.

Any suggestions?

That's because GEE tries to add by default channels unsupported by WY network seismometers. You've got to manually select them:

Orientations > All Channels
Channels > EHE, EHN, EHZ (for 3-component seismometers) or EHZ only (single component seismometers).
Only then, when you'll click "Load Real Time Data" on the map, charts will appear.

[edit on 2009/1/9 by Shirakawa]

I pick all channels & 3 but 2/3's are still gray & won't load up...you can get them to? amazing...or it's just me...right? (no sarcasm intended...)

Originally posted by Hx3_1963

Originally posted by littleflower

Originally posted by Shirakawa
reply to post by operation mindcrime

 

A teleseism is a technical term for "distant earthquake".
By the way, I suggest people to open GEE, then add the WY network in the Station Chooser and then monitor the YPC station's EHZ channel (which is not included in the webicorder page). It's almost in the middle of the "action", and catches even the smallest earthquakes occurring beneath there.

I've tried - GEE finds it, adds it, but then there are no stations, no way to access it . . . . I've tried multiple times.

Any suggestions?

The way I do it is...open Gee (wait 4 it 2 load up)...edit...station chooser...(top left) add network...(another window will pop up)...scroll down to wy and click it...(station window will show progress at bottom ie:100%)...go back to real time tab and zoom into wyoming area (or other if using other networks)..it should show about double "tri's" than normal...hightlight 1 (blue/grey) with outlines...then top "load real time data"...

I've gotten "some" to display...think they're not all online yet or what have you...keep trying or ???

Hx3

That's just it - I do this, it finds the network, goes through its process - completes it . . but no WY stations . . . nothing . . . .

I have tried several times. . . . .

Originally posted by Shirakawa

Originally posted by littleflower
I've tried - GEE finds it, adds it, but then there are no stations, no way to access it . . . . I've tried multiple times.

Any suggestions?

That's because GEE tries to add by default channels unsupported by WY network seismometers. You've got to manually select them:

Orientations > All Channels
Channels > EHE, EHN, EHZ (for 3-component seismometers) or EHZ only (single component seismometers).
Only then, when you'll click "Load Real Time Data" on the map, charts will appear.

[edit on 2009/1/9 by Shirakawa]

There are no EHE, EHN, or EHZ . . . . .



[edit on 10-1-2009 by littleflower]

Originally posted by littleflower

Originally posted by Hx3_1963

Originally posted by littleflower

Originally posted by Shirakawa
reply to post by operation mindcrime

 

A teleseism is a technical term for "distant earthquake".
By the way, I suggest people to open GEE, then add the WY network in the Station Chooser and then monitor the YPC station's EHZ channel (which is not included in the webicorder page). It's almost in the middle of the "action", and catches even the smallest earthquakes occurring beneath there.

I've tried - GEE finds it, adds it, but then there are no stations, no way to access it . . . . I've tried multiple times.

Any suggestions?

The way I do it is...open Gee (wait 4 it 2 load up)...edit...station chooser...(top left) add network...(another window will pop up)...scroll down to wy and click it...(station window will show progress at bottom ie:100%)...go back to real time tab and zoom into wyoming area (or other if using other networks)..it should show about double "tri's" than normal...hightlight 1 (blue/grey) with outlines...then top "load real time data"...

I've gotten "some" to display...think they're not all online yet or what have you...keep trying or ???

Hx3

That's just it - I do this, it finds the network, goes through its process - completes it . . but no WY stations . . . nothing . . . .

I have tried several times. . . . .

Wish I knew...I even tried the all/3 channel option/1 channel option...nadda...when I first got this software I had problems with Peerguardian & McAfee Firewall/Comcast Router Firewall (if that ain't enough!!!!!!!!) but, maybe I'll just be satisfied with what I got...(better than a Boot 2 da head!)

LoL

Hx3

reply to post by littleflower


Have a look at this:
Image link

EDIT
Please visit the link again as I've changed it.

[edit on 2009/1/10 by Shirakawa]

Originally posted by Shirakawa
reply to post by littleflower

 

Have a look at this:
Image link

See, I get your 3 white highlighted ones as blue...and the rest as grey...I can acess the blue ones but the greys are confederates? LoLololol dang Civil War...even after 144 Yrs it still rears it's ugly head LoL

Hx3

Originally posted by Shirakawa
reply to post by littleflower

 

Have a look at this:
Image link

[edit on 2009/1/10 by Shirakawa]

Yeah, I don't have that - I found WY in the Add Network, cllicked on it, the program did its thing to add the WY network, finished, said it had done so, but nothing shows up like on your image in the Station Chooser. Also, I don't have the images of all those stations on the map like you do.

reply to post by littleflower


You may have either a Java problem (try downloading the latest version) or a firewall problem (check out here).

reply to post by Hx3_1963


They're all gray on my list too. I select them anyway.

[edit on 2009/1/10 by Shirakawa]

Did we have some activity NE of the lake at 10:53 MST? Nothing reported that I see.

YPC had a decent shake and YMP also but less. Time 10:53 MST