Retirement of the fdsnws-event web service
EarthScope Data Services will be retiring the FDSN “event” web service as a part of our effort to refine the NSF National Geophysical Facility’s portfolio of data and metadata access capabilities in the cloud.
New Jersey earthquake in 2024 helps us prepare for future East Coast quakes
Knowing how much the ground will shake requires a good model of seismic velocity.
A conversation with a NASA data effort to support research in the cloud
We talked with Development Seed’s Aimee Barciauskas about what the MAAP and VEDA projects are offering researchers.
Expanding a global research infrastructure for the solid Earth
AuScope, EarthScope, and EPOS welcome Earth Sciences New Zealand to this international collaboration.
New hurricane-resistant GPS station design was tested by Hurricane Melissa
Could it survive a category 5 storm?
Results of 2025 election for Board of Directors
The results of the recent Board of Directors election have been tallied!
Bubbles, spatter, lava, and tremor linked in Icelandic eruption of Geldingadalir
Comparing seismic data and drone imagery near a churning lava lake shows the signal of bursting bubbles.
Chicago’s seismicity captured by single seismic station
Model catalogs quarry blasts, heavy machinery noise, and other anthropogenic signals that can muddy seismic data.
A new map charts sediment thickness across the continental US
No single map of sediment thickness across the conterminous U.S. existed that used a consistent method — until this new one based on Transportable Array seismic data.
EarthScope Consortium awarded National Geophysical Facility
We are thrilled to announce that EarthScope has been selected as the operator of NSF NGF.