Whats going on at yellowstone?

reply to post by Shirakawa


I would not know about the scale. In the data file it produces the values are all round the 1300 to 1500 on a flat trace if that means anything to you.

I was was showing it so you might have a bit more info to say if it was a quake or not. You will have to forgive me I am not really up on interpreting these things. All I am interested in is converting them to audio.

Can somebody explain what's going on at YMV?
YMV webicorder

reply to post by Shirakawa


Something is going on, but it may be the repercussions of the 6.7 by New Zealand that happened a couple of hours ago.

reply to post by Shirakawa


YMV is near the road and it's a beautiful warm day. Although they don't look like the usual noise traces, it looks a little more like YPP when it freaked out last week. I'd say either noise or weirdness with the station, since it's not reported on any nearby stations. You'd at least see some sign of it somewhere else if it were anything seismic. YHH in particular is flat as a pancake.

Originally posted by questioningall
reply to post by Shirakawa

 

Something is going on, but it may be the repercussions of the 6.7 by New Zealand that happened a couple of hours ago.

It was some guy unloading his horse trailer!!!

reply to post by Shirakawa


I can't make heads nor tails of it. That's a too long of a period for avalanche blasting or an avalanche. It doesn't look like cultural noise either, like say a road plow. Since its not picked up on any of the other sensors and it doesn't look like teliseism or ringing either.

OK, will the pilot of the UFO in that region quit mucking up our sensors, (you know who you are)? K Thanks

Ok so I had to blame it on something

M.

Originally posted by questioningall
reply to post by Shirakawa

 

Something is going on, but it may be the repercussions of the 6.7 by New Zealand that happened a couple of hours ago.

we all saw the repercussions from the 7.6 last week , this is totaly different. sorta scares me .

It's all still measured in nanometers, so...tiny, whatever it is. But it does have that spike followed by a decline thing that you see w/ quakes.

Bear scratching his back on the housing? He's just go a really itchy back, gonna take a long time.

reply to post by Moshpet


Could it be Bison? I have no idea what that would look like but since it is a sustained sort of signal it was just a thought.

reply to post by Shirakawa



I see what you mean, it is keeping going, without stopping. Have you seen that before or is this a new spiking?

reply to post by questioningall


I've never seen anything like that in the past few days on YMV (I've not been monitoring this station since long, so I'm not sure if it's "normal" or not). Anyway, whatever it was, it has stopped.
By the way, another small spike (200 nm) occurred on YLT.

Hey take a look at OF webcam, it is not working correctly, it is not video - but more snapshots right now.

Watch, it takes a snapshot then 5 to 10 secs later you can tell it jumps to another shot. Why would that be right now?

OMG it is not showing real time nor real events.

There was all of a sudden someone in the snapshot on the webcam - they were frozen midstream in walking - the next sec. snap shot the person was not in it.

It is does not really look like it is on right now! It does not seem real time nor live!!!



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reply to post by questioningall


It looks like it's streaming fine, to me. Sometimes there will be stops and starts, sometimes it might even be on your end. When my PC is running slow it happens all the time. The person wasn't there in the next shot because he/she had moved out of the frame during the time lag.

Nothing on the internet is truly "real time" - there is always lag, there are always limitations imposed by the equipment, your connection, etc.

reply to post by questioningall


The Old Faithful live streaming video webcam is not properly working at the moment, at least for me. Anyway, on the normal webcam (with still images) is it normal for steam to be so dark?

reply to post by quakewatcher


No that is not how it happened, first about 10 mins ago, it was clear and the lens had no fuzziness to it - but was still freeze frame type showings.

The person was at the bottom left corner in one snap shot - frozen midstream in step, walking towards the top of the screen towards OF - but 5 secs later - new snap shot - the person was no where to be seen. There is no way - a person walking to the top of the screen could turn around and be completely out of it 5 secs later.

Sorry - look at Mt. Washburn, very high clouds but still pretty and nice - OF shows grey dark all around.

No - it is not live, watch and see any other mistakes with the webcam.

Okay, now people in it, walked frozen framed across the whole camera. at one point one place, next frame another - so they then crossed the camera over frames.

It froze up for me, too right after that last post.

I closed the window, went back to the NPS link and re-opened it and now it's working again. Seems like it's dropping connections, probably there are too many people watching.

reply to post by quakewatcher


OK, OK, I give it to you, I did the same thing you did and it is now working full time, not frozen framed.

reply to post by Shirakawa


At YMV:

It looks like telemetry noise to me which lasted about 35 minutes or so. When you scroll down to the bottom of the graph, you will see in highlights "About the webicorder display." After you click on this, click on "Annotated Sample" and it will give you samples of what different readings mean.

Toward the bottom of the examples, you'll see under telemetry noise, a good sample of what you're looking at..

Or it could be those Scalar EM dudes again.









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reply to post by raepperle

No, those signals on YMV don't look like telemetry noise at all to me.
Spikes on the first half of this webicorder do.