Amateur Radio Public Seismic Network - Station One
N6ECT-1/ARPSN-1
Current Seismicity
Note: Until I fix it, the larger traces below reflect wind noise.

Mark Products L15B Sensor - North/South Acceleration, SPS: 50
Mark Products 4.5Hz L15B Sensor North/South Acceleration - SPS: 50

Mark Products L15B Sensor - East/West Acceleration, SPS: 50
Mark Products 4.5Hz L15B Sensor East/West Acceleration - SPS: 50

Cobb (Mountain), California, 95426, USA Public Seismic Network
Current Seismicity
ARPSN and Cobb Public Seismic Network
Images to be added soon.
VolksMeter Sensors
Teleseismic and Low-frequency Earthquake Events

Chang Heng's seismoscope

USGS: All Earthquakes in California-Nevada Map Area
http://quake.usgs.gov/recenteqs/Quakes/quakes0_fault.htm

ARPSN-1
Amateur Radio Public Seismic Network - N6ECT-1 Seismic Data Station One
Position of ARPSN

Greetings and Welcome to ARPSN (Amateur Radio Public Seismic Network) and Cobb (Mountain) Public Seismic Network.

This project is under development and was first introduced (200804.05) via an APRS Beacon on 144.390 MHz

Currently, I am far enough along with the development of ARPSN to share progress:

ARPSN - http://flyingsnail.com/AmateurRadio/ARPSN.html

Recent comments are maintained in a log which is frequently updated:

Progress Log - http://flyingsnail.com/AmateurRadio/progresslog.html

Larry Cochrane's Redwood City Public Seismic Network - http://seismicnet.com/

Hank Magnuski's Pacific Packet Radio Society - http://pprs.org/

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