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the CISN ShakeAlert Decision Module and User Display for event deletion and user notification. We a r e a l s o de v e l o p i n g n e w a l g o r i th m s f o r m o r e r a p i d a n d m o r e r. Version [] Modified initial servers to be the four "bltadwin.ru" servers. Version Beta [] Fixed issue where the color-editor "preview" panel was missing when using Java or later. Prototype is a preoperational version of ShakeAlert that contin- March M LaHabra mainshockthat was detected s tensity and time until shaking occurs at a user’s location will be provided to institutional users, both public and private. Public.

A User Display receives the alert messages in real-time, calculates the expected local shaking intensity, and displays the information on a map. Currently, CISN ShakeAlert is being tested by ~70 individuals and test users from industries and emergency response organizations in California. User Display (UD) code, a graphical interfac e that was developed at the Cal ifornia In stitute o f Technology (Caltech) during Phase II of the ShakeAlert project in Califor nia. Adaptation of the UD. the CISN ShakeAlert Decision Module and User Display for event deletion and user notification. We a r e a l s o de v e l o p i n g n e w a l g o r i th m s f o r m o r e r a p i d a n d m o r e r.

Instructions for uploading new layers to the map interface may be found in the CISN Display's User's Guide, under section "Adding a New Layer". Download Pre-packaged Public Infrastructure Layers - Updated Oct, The ShakeAlert early warning program maintains the right to refuse access to anyone at any time without notice. Once authorization is granted, proceed with the download. Programs can be downloaded from the ShakeAlert website: bltadwin.ru Step 1. Download software Installation programs are available at the following URL. The Swiss Seismological Service (SED) at ETH has been developing methods and open-source software for Earthquake Early Warning (EEW) for more than a decade and has been using SeisComP for earthquake monitoring since The SED has built a comprehensive set of SeisComP modules that can provide EEW solutions in a quick and transparent manner by any seismic service operating SeisComP. To date.