Tap into a global network of over 2000 seismic stations
Instantly densify your own network with live streaming of Shakes specific to your area of interest
Fast integration with no installation necessary
Save thousands on costs usually incurred when operating or expanding your network
Fully compatible automated processing systems
Raspberry Shakes use the same data acquisition and metadata protocols you do
Compatibility
We can also support non-SeisComP systems like AQMS, Antelope, Earthworm and HYDRA using the SeedLink protocol.
We stream real-time to your servers via the CAPS protocol to SeisComP using SeisComP’s caps2sl plugin, which is distributed in SeisComP4.
Integrate Your Platform Seamlessly with Real-Time Streaming Services
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Peer Reviewed Literature
See how Shake streaming services are already being used
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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.
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