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Use case 2

1 Search for a given event in the Seismic Portal via the GUI and get its ID

  • use the Seismic Portal homepage to find an earthquake in Turkey, September 26th with a magnitude >5 thanks to the top right panel.
  • unid: 20190926_0000070
  • longitude latitude: 28,19 40,87
  • magnitude: Mw 5.7
  • origin time: 2019-09-26 10:59:25.1 UTC

2 Check all available information for this event (origins, phases, moment tensors and felt reports)

  • In the earthquake list, click on the corresponding events.

The event page is displayed and you can check origins, moment tensors and felt reports on the map.

3 Search previous moment tensors in this region

  • Go to the moment tensor service
  • Use the geographic side panel to select circle and fills the boxes longitude=28,19 latitude=40,87 and radius=3 (click on the search button).
  • Go to the MAP VIEW tap and look the beachballs.

4 Download all moment tensors for this event

  • Put the unid in the EVENT ID side panel and click on search.
  • Click on the download button in the bottom right corner.

5 Search for felt seismic events close to this event

  • Go to the felt reports service (called testimonies).
  • Fill out the min #TESTIMONIES with 100, the min MAGNITUDE to 5 and click on the search button.
  • Go to the MAP VIEW, zoom on the Turkey, draw a rectangle that contains at least the northern west coast and click on the search button.

6 Download felt reports for this event

  • On the LIST VIEW select the event in your interest. It increments the event count in your CART.
  • In your CART, click on the green Download button and select Events and testimonies as csv zipped.

7 Find the EMSC event identifier to look for extra information on the EMSC website.

  • source_id: 20190926_0000070
  • source_catalog: UNID
  • out_catalog: EMSC

And we obtained

the evid: 794756 and the EMSC page for this event will be https://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/earthquake.php?id=794756