Bring Earth

Science to life!

Boost student engagement with interactive learning experiences. Provide historic and real-time feedback on movements, explore diverse applications, and use real earthquake data using the Shake.

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Explore how universities employ Raspberry Shake for innovative teaching

Advanced Seismic Insights

Access real-time, and historic local & global data. High-resolution seismic data for in-depth research.

Hands-On Experience

Real-time data interaction for engaging, hands-on learning. Support student-led initiatives and academic assignments.

Multiple Sensor Options

Choose from a variety of professional-grade sensor models specific to your needs.

Practical applications

Earthquake Understanding

Leverage our StationView web app and ShakeNet mobile app to access all the latest global earthquake events, and live & historic data from any station on our network.

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Real-time data interaction

Advanced Analysis

Utilize our DataView tool for advanced seismic & infrasonic insights & analysis, enabling students in higher education to explore events in detail and deepen their knowledge in seismology and related fields.

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Multiple Applications

Wide-range of uses

Raspberry Shakes can be used in a broad spectrum of applications—portable and reliable for fieldwork, a powerful asset for students' assignments and research, and a versatile tool for outreach initiatives and community engagement.

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Featured Case Studies & Peer Reviewed Literature

Citizen seismology helps decipher the 2021 Haiti earthquake

A network of citizen seismometers installed in 2019 provided near-field data critical to rapidly understand the mechanism of the mainshock and monitor its aftershock sequence.

Do Low-Cost Seismographs Perform Well Enough for Your Network?

Earthquake early warning systems and other monitoring networks would also benefit from network densification; however, current nodal sensors lack power systems or the real-time data transmission required for these applications.

Monitoring Icequakes in East Antarctica with the Raspberry Shake

We evaluate the performance of the low‐cost seismic sensor Raspberry Shake (RS) to identify and monitor icequakes (which occur when glacial ice experiences brittle deformation) in extreme environments.

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For peer-reviewed scientific research papers published using data from the Raspberry Shake Network, please use DOI: 10.7914/SN/AM

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Join and Win a Shake with Your Scientific Poster!

Every 6 months, we hold a competition for scientific posters featuring Shake data. Show off your research with pride and win the Shake that best supports your research

Prepare Your Poster

Craft a clear and compelling poster that showcases your research and findings using Shake data

Submit Your Application

Click the "Apply" button below to send your poster, along with your contact details and conference information of where your poster will be displayed.