Andrew Michael USGS, Earthquake Science Center Please open animations 01 -10 in Quicktime or another player Workshop on Visualizing Seismic Waves for Teaching and Research Feb. 23, 2011
Go To Real-Time Sound Recording
Listen to animation 01 Petrolia. m 4 v 400 x real time
Listen to animation 02 Petrolia. m 4 v 800 x real time
Listen to animation 04 Parkfield Distance. m 4 v 100 x real time
Listen to animation 05 Parkfield Rock Types. m 4 v 80 x real time
Rock Type and Basin Depth
Rock Type and Basin Depth Listen to animation 06 Coachella Basin True. m 4 v 80 x real time
Rock Type and Basin Depth Listen to animation 07 Coachella Basin Max. m 4 v 80 x real time
The Pitch of Earthquakes: a summary
Listen to animation 08 Landers at Parkfield. m 4 v 80 x real time
Listen to animation 09 Landers at Mammoth. m 4 v 80 x real time
Listen to animation 10 Landers at Geysers. m 4 v 80 x real time
Earthquake Quartet 1 combines trombone, cello, and voice with audio playback of seismograms and explores the how the slow motion of the Earth’s plates is interrupted by abrupt earthquakes that usually take place in the background of societies normal life.
online Earthquake Quartet #1: http: //earthquake. usgs. gov/learn/music/ Earthquake Sounds Interactive Quiz: http: //earthquake. usgs. gov/learn/listen/ on workshop web page Earthquake Sounds Encyclopedia Article Really cool tremor sonified seismogram from Rick Aster Or invite us to give the Music of Earthquakes lecture