Amateur Radio Public
Seismic Network
(ARPSN) Seismicity & Weather NOTES
NOTE 202109.21:
Due to fire & floods there is no "Current Seismicity".
I am attempting to rebuild another PSN from the pieces I have.
The original Redwood City PSN is now located at:
PSN Heliplots can be observed here:
http://www.seismicnet.com/currentseismicity.html
Adobe; without regard to anyone's work or content, scuttled FLASH!
I am working on a fix to replace all ARPSN Flash Animation.
January 29, 2012
Personally, I thought healing would occur much quicker, but it is taking longer than i imagined. For example, if I put an hour of effort into doing something similar to work, I end up having to rest for 4 to 8 hours, but I am not complaining because, my oncologists keep telling me how lucky I am to be alive.
June 27, 2011
It appears my recovery (as usual) will take longer than anticipated [see cancer journey below].
In order to continue with ARPSN, I am relocating most seismic related equipment to my recuperation area and have re-created an ironbox LAN that will allow me to upload ARPSN heliplots and maybe some research heliplots to Larry's Current PSN Seismicity page.
As usual, I will not be handing out anticipated "due dates," as ;-) it never works & I am not in a hurry. (fwiw) 'The cancer stuff' left some rough edges I need to get beyond.
Thank You for your patience, Curtis
June 12, 2011
Added 5.000 Hz/Poles = 1- Low Pass Filter to ARPSN Sensors in order to reduce/eliminate local noise
June 8, 2011
ARPSN Sensors have been moved from Cobb [mountain] to my ;-) less rustic cancer recuperation location [see below] and heliplot uploading has, once again, commenced.
I am interested in seeing what a five mile, as the crow flies, difference between station locations will make in data reception; remembering the mountain worked as a signal amplifier (for me), with most sensors. ++ 201106.27 - The "mountain" provides better signal strength than where I am currently at, in the "meadow," but am not missing anything. In other words, I no longer feel the earthquake motion and sound as I did on the mountain.
The weather station remains on the mountain and data will be updated randomly. I may put weather data on a secondary APRS WX system that links with Internet. ++ 201106.2 the Weather station may get moved to the "meadow."