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Add a local station to globalquake sources. #315
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or, if you know how to build that, add it into seiscomp and use it like that? |
i just realised how rude that sounds. sorry if i have offended you. |
No problem, I did not know you could add a local one on seiscomp, I haven't installed it yet |
i think Xspanger3770 made a seismometer before actually. |
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I would like to suggest adding support for connecting a local seismic station via a COM port (e.g., COM4) for devices such as the AS-1 or similar. This would allow users to integrate their own stations into the software for local seismic data collection.
The station would work using a geophone connected to the A0 pin of an Arduino, which runs a code that processes the data via an Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) with filters. The processed data can then be sent to the PC and visualized using software like Jamaseis, which already supports local station sources.
Thank you for considering this suggestion! I appreciate all the great work you are doing with Global Quake.
There a video about the software: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8m0Nsym6Fi0&list=PLAxrqEdgtyUVYAR2N1Kj_UtHvqwL_aan0&index=11
The code: nerdaqII.zip
Best regards,
Jonathan.
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