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Hi and Welcome to Southern CA Earthquakes! You are currently watching live data from a Raspberry Shake 4D in Orange County CA, Station AM.RCA5. Subscribe to keep up to date on Seismic activity in Southern Califorina

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Important! There is about a 3-10 second delay in the live stream!

General Information:
All data is filtered at 1to 7 Hz to help filter out cultural noise.

A beep will sound if a possible quake is detected. the longer the tone the greater the mag, the shorter the less mag.

All graphs show the last two mins. Of data.
What You Are Looking At:
Top left-hand corner: this is a station view of all the Raspberry Shakes in Southern CA. The triangles with different colors mean different things. For example, in a large earthquake all the stations will turn red. When there is no activity then most likely all the triangles/stations will be different colors. You can find these stations, and others around the world here:https://raspberryshake.net/stationview/#
The smaller map in the left hand corner of this map is a view of most of the Raspberry Shakes in California and Nevada.

Map Pins
Red Pin: Anza CA
Blue Pin: Ocotillo Wells CA
Green Pin: AM.RCEA5 (this R.S station!)
Top Center: This is a helicorder. This shows the last 12 hours of data from the Raspberry Shake. If there is a squiggle on the line, that could have been an earthquake!

Top Center:
This is a Helicorder, this shows the last 12 hours of data. Any disturbances in the lines could be an earthquake.

Top Right-Hand Corner: Time and date, (time is in 12 and 24 hour)

Middle ish of the screen: these are real time earthquake feeds from Caltech and IRIS. The left list shows CA and NV quakes. Mag 3.0 and greater are in red. The right-hand side chart is worldwide earthquakes.

Below EQ Feeds: This shows on the top a spectrogram. This will show the seismic activity in colors. Ex. Dark red, means lots of movement. Blue, no movement. In the middle you can see a “Wave” that shows the current movement in a graph. Like an old Seismograph. This middle "Wave" will change its scale to show the full power of a quake.

Bottom of Screen:
This is a fixed scale graph, during a strong EQ, this graph may become full or saturated with data. If the graph becomes full that is when you might be able to feel an earthquake.

The Raspberry shake is located about 3-4 feet underground in a seismic vault. This helps in reducing urban noise but does not eliminate all noise. Occasional spikes in the data are “normal” to confirm that there is indeed a quake verify with other RS (Raspberry Shake) stations in the map in the upper left-hand corner.

Resources:
Device i am using to capture the data: https://raspberryshake.org/products/r...


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-Southern CA Earthquakes

Abbreviations
EHZ: Light to Moderate Vertical Movement
ENE: STRONG East-West Horizontal Movement
ENN: STRONG North-South Horizontal Movement
ENZ: Vertical Movement
Mag: Magnitude
RS: Raspberry Shake
EQ: Earthquake

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