IU Pepp Institute: Links


	Earth Science Links Earthquakes / PEPP/USESN / Volcanoes / Educational Sites / Indiana Earthquake Pages National Web Sites The USGS Earthquake Information Page. USGS (United States Geological Survey) main site for earthquakes: Includes real time maps of earthquake activity and seismogram displays (under "Latest Quake Info"), hazards and preparedness, and research. The USGS Earthquake Hazards Program educational link, with activities, information, research, and what-to-do-if... for kids, adults and teachers. Includes an area where you can report the effects of an earthquake in your region, or see the reports of earthquake intensity in other areas. A must-see! IRIS Homepage (Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology): Lots of stuff, including their newest info on their Education & Outreach Program. National Earthquake Information Center: by the USGS and the World Data Center for Seismology, Denver. Earthquake searches, seismograph station locators, the catalog of routine mining seismicity, and much more. Current Earthquake Information From the USGS 20 Most Recent Earthquakes Complete Listing for Last Three Weeks Global Map of Recent Earthquakes Recent Earthquakes in the United States Report an Earthquake, or View Maps of Intensity Reports Finding Earthquakes by Region IRIS Seismic Monitor Up to date information on earthquakes across the globe. Interactive map displays location, magnitude and when it occured. Clicking on a region brings up more and more specific information and option to download seismic data. User-friendly! Worldwide Earthquake Locator University of Edinburgh, Scotland Seismo-Surfing on the Internet: University of Washington, by Steve Malone: a site for finding seismic data on the web, sorted by region. St. Louis University Earthquake Center Midwest earthquake latest information and photo archive University of Memphis Center for Earthquake Research New Madrid earthquake catalog, recent helicorder displays, and the Rapid Earthquake Information System (REIS), among others. Caltech Seismology Laboratory: Links to recent earthquake records, information on where to finger data worldwide, and much more. Real-time Displays Antelope Real-time Display: IU PEPP Seismic Network Temporarily down, keep checking back 9/10/02 WILBER II: IRIS Near real-time seismogram veiwer and data download for US and Global networks (Go here for A Short Walkthrough for WILBER by Kat) Current Helicorder Displays for the Midwest from the Cooperative New Madrid Seismic Network (9 stations in 7 states) EarthScope: Real-time seismic data viewer for EarthScope data Tri-Net Waveform Review Page for California and Nevada (Earthquake Hazards Program, USGS) PNSN Webicorders: Real-time display index for the Pacific Northwest Seismograph Network 24 hour display from the Fernbank Science Center, Atlanta, GA Current Seismograms for Northern California from the Berkley Digital Seismic Network. Drumplots from 9 stations, updated every ten minutes. Hourly Plots from the Canadian National Seismograph Network (with archived records). Shows all stations together for every hour. Current and Recent Seismographs from the Virginia Tech Seismological Observatory (six stations). Online Seismograph from the Maryland Geological Survey Current Seismographs for the Northeastern US from the Lamont-Doherty Cooperative Seismographic Network (Columbia University) Examples of Seismic Events Archive of Interesting events from the PNSN Webicorder Displays. Mostly earthquakes, but some human activity and anomalies such as surface sediment debris flows and ice activity on Mt. Ranier. Don't miss the Swift Reservoir Power Canal Collapse - what happens when 800 million gallons of water breaks loose! Experience a Virtual Earthquake! As close as you can get to a real quake while on-line. Make sure your sound is turned on, and click the "Experience a Virtual Earthquake" button in the middle of the page. Enjoy! PEPP / USESN Sites Princeton Earth Physics Project AKPEPP Homepage:Alaska Princeton Earth Physics Project at the University of Alaska Geophysical Institute COPEPP Homepage: The Colorado Princeton Earth Physics Project at Colorado State University GA PEPP Homepage: The Georgia Princeton Earth Physics Project at the Georgia Institute of Technology LAPTAG Homepage: The Los Angeles Physics Teachers Alliance Group MichSeis Homepage: The University of Michigan's Seismic Network OR-PEPP Homepage: The Oregon Princeton Earth Physics Project at Oregon State University Redwood City Public Seismic Network: out of Redwood City, California SCEPP Homepage: The South Carolina Earth Physics Project at the University of South Carolina SPINET Homepage (formerly AzPEPP): Seismology Programs in Arizona: Networking Educational Technology Volcano Pages MTU Volcano Page Michigan Technological University's Volcano Page. Very nifty site, with pictures of ice and mud "volcanoes", many web links, and a volcano humor section. Alaska Volcano Observatory: A joint program of the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the Geophysical Institute of the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAFGI), and the State of Alaska Division of Geological and Geophysical Surveys (ADGGS). Cascades Volcano Observatory A USGS site with photo archives and the live "Volcano Cam", updated every 10 minutes for your veiwing pleasure. Volcano World From the University of North Dakota, a site with a great volcanic events archive and the ever popular "Volcano Mall", for all your volcano needs. Here are some interesting pictures from Hawaiian volcanoes. Taken by Ben Sambrano in 1989, with a short descriptive text matched to great photos (including the kind you would send on to insurance companies for claims on your car for "incineration and burial due to lava-flow"!) Educational Web Sites Tsunami Warning! Online cartoon book explaining how tsunamis are generated by earthquakes, how tsunamis are monitored and what effects they have on land and at sea. Very fun (with some sound)! Link to the original Virtual Earthquake and the Revised Virtual Earthquake website from the Geology Labs On-Line site. FEMA Earthquake Information (Federal Emergency Management Agency) site: includes links to a kid's site as well as information on what to do in an earthquake. AskERIK: Site with general lesson plans for activities. National Association of Geoscience Teachers: webpage: info on membership and purpose, as well as many helpful links in the earthsciences (and a spiffy section where links are matched to the 1999 edition of Laboratory Manual in Physical Geology!). Understanding Earthquakes from the Institute for Crustal Studies, University of California at Santa Barbara. With quiz and rotating earthquake globe! Seismological Society of America education pages Seismology Resources for Teachers Earth Science Education Demonstrations, Lessons, and Activities (compiled by Larry Braile, Purdue University) IRIS Education and Outreach page Georgia Geoscience Online: Online Geology Courses at Georgia Perimeter College; a good place for references and links to other sites. Yahoo! Directory of Earthquake Links This covers most everything related to earthquakes. Yahoo! Directory of Volcano Pages. This covers just about everything on volcanoes. Indiana Links Indiana University Bloomington Indiana University Department of Geological Sciences Indiana Geological Survey Hoosier Association of Science Teachers Indiana Section of the American Association of Physics Teachers Indiana Academy of Science
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