Monitoring & Alerts

Tremor: Live Seismic Watch

USGS earthquake monitor: form (min magnitude, time window, sort, max results) → build query params (core:code) → fetch live events from the USGS FDSN GeoJSON API (core:http_request, no auth) → normalize features into {meta, listings} (core:code) → log search to table →…

What installing it brings

  • 1 workflow6 steps in what runs behind it.
  • 1 screenThe pages of its application.
  • 1 tableThe data tables it works with.
Uses

About this application

USGS earthquake monitor: form (min magnitude, time window, sort, max results) → build query params (core:code) → fetch live events from the USGS FDSN GeoJSON API (core:http_request, no auth) → normalize features into {meta, listings} (core:code) → log search to table → magnitude-banded seismograph interface that re-fires the scan.

The application

The published app, exactly as it runs.

This preview is not interactive.

The workflow

What runs behind it: 6 steps, 1 screen.

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What people say (2)

  • NS
    Northlane Studio

    clean use of a public feed, a map would be the obvious next step

    1 reply

  • TG
    Théo Garnier

    live usgs data with a magnitude filter and no key. i keep it open during storm season out of habit

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