Saludos from Panamá! For hobbyists among us, we have an announcement that will interest you. We have started a new labor of love and developed a personal / educational short-period seismograph on Kickstarter called Raspberry Shake <http://kck.st/2a1bCPf>.
This new seismograph is for local and region seismicity, we like to think of local is how far you can walk in a day and regional is how far you can ride a bicycle in a day. The Raspberry Shake has a single vertical 4.5 Hz geophone electronically extended to 0.5 Hz (2 seconds) with an 18-bit digitizer that outputs 50 Hz miniSEED data. Once the owner has selected the sharing option they will have to input the lat/long/elev then the seismograph will enter into an active mode (as opposed to the normal seiscomp passive mode) and will send info to a server that will then server seedlink data. That way you would only have to access one server to get all of the channels you might be interested in. The SCNL will be Axxx.SHZ.AM.00 where the xxxx are the last four characters of the Raspberry Shake mac address. AM is a registered network with IRIS and SHZ is the proper channel name. As SeisComP users, we thought it was important to make Raspberry Shake is 100% SeisComP compatible. It talks SeedLink and the inventory information is provided in dataless, fdsnxml and sc3xml formats. So now you can play with SeisComP at home too or even integrate your personal seismograph into your institute's SeisComP system. We think the Raspberry Shake is ideal for hobbyists, tinkerers and educators. To date there are over 200 backers! Regards, Branden and Angel
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