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EMSC SeismicPortal
Follow earthquakes worldwide as the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) reports them: search its catalogue by time, magnitude, depth and area, get the latest quakes or those near a place, count them, and look one up with every agency's solution.
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Triggers
Start a workflow when something happens in EMSC SeismicPortal.
- EMSC New EarthquakeTriggers when EMSC publishes a new earthquake anywhere in the world, or only those from a magnitude up, in a region or near a place, once per earthquake, with its time, magnitude, depth, region and link
Actions
Steps a workflow can run in EMSC SeismicPortal.
- Search earthquakesFind earthquakes in EMSC's worldwide catalogue (back to 1998) by time, magnitude, depth, a circle around a point or a box on the map, and the agency that reported them, newest or largest first. Each comes with its time, magnitude, depth, region, position and a link to its EMSC page. No API key required.
- Get the latest earthquakesGet the newest earthquakes anywhere in the world, newest first, optionally from a magnitude up, as EMSC publishes them within minutes. No API key required.
- Find earthquakes near a placeFind the earthquakes within a distance of a place (its latitude and longitude) over the last days, each with how far away it was and in which direction. No API key required.
- Count earthquakesCount the earthquakes in EMSC's catalogue that match a time, magnitude, depth, area or reporting agency, without listing them, such as how many of magnitude 4 or more struck Italy this year. No API key required.
- Get an earthquakeGet one earthquake by its EMSC ID or link: time, magnitude, depth, region, position, whether a seismologist has reviewed it, and optionally every agency's solution with its own magnitude and location. Says found: false for an ID EMSC doesn't know. No API key required.
- Search felt earthquakesFind earthquakes people reported feeling to EMSC (through its LastQuake app and websites), with how many reports each has, by time, magnitude, number of reports and a circle around a point, newest or most felt first. No API key required.
- Get an earthquake's felt reportsGet what people who felt an earthquake reported to EMSC: where they were (to about 1 km), when, how far from the epicentre and how strongly it shook on the EMS-98 intensity scale, with a count of reports per intensity. No API key required.
- Get an earthquake's moment tensorsGet how an earthquake's fault moved, from each agency's moment tensor: moment magnitude, faulting style (strike-slip, normal or reverse), the two possible fault planes, and the centroid's time, place and depth. Usually there for magnitude 4 and up. No API key required.
- Search moment tensorsFind moment tensors (how faults moved) by the earthquake's time, magnitude, depth, a circle around a point and the agency that computed them, each with its earthquake and faulting style. No API key required.
- Find an earthquake in other cataloguesFind the same earthquake at EMSC, USGS, GFZ GEOFON, INGV and the ISC from its ID in any of them, with each catalogue's ID, magnitude, location and how closely it matches. No API key required.
- Get the seismic region of a placeGet the Flinn-Engdahl seismic region a point lies in, the way EMSC names the region of every earthquake, such as 'near the south coast of Honshu, Japan'. No API key required.
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