Seismo-Searching
Arizona Earthquake Information Links
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Arizona Geological Survey has information on past earthquakes in Arizona through the Geologic Hazard Center, including files for download that cover past events and present hazards.
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Southern Arizona Seismic Observatory is located at the University of Arizona. Features a detailed diagram of a seismological network and seismograms from the Tucson station.
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Arizona Earthquake Information from USGS gives information on recent earthquakes around the world, a fault map of Arizona, reporting forms, and information on historical earthquakes.
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AZ-Shakes website dedicated to community outreach for Arizona earthquake awareness by AZGS.
Regional Earthquake Information Centers
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University of Utah Seismograph Stations, provides information on the inter-mountain west seismicity, shake maps, general quake information, research, and an earthquake image glossary.
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University of Nevada Reno, provides information on regional earthquakes in the state of Nevada and links to ongoing research at the center. Also has links to earthquake information in Spanish.
- Pacific Northwest Seismic Network (PNSN), located at the University of Washington is the host university for Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology (IRIS). The site also includes links to seismic centers from around the world, and contains information on general earthquake science, outreach recourses, and provides access to world-wide seismic data for free.
- Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology provides information on seismicity in Montana and links to seismic data.
- Idaho University includes links to webicorder from Idaho, Utah, Yellowstone, Montana, Washington, and Canadian stations.
- New Mexico Tech Seismology contains information on earthquake events in New Mexico. There are various links to interesting geophysical aspects of seismology.
- Southern California Earthquake Center (SCEC), is a collaborative organization of California earthquake scientists, which provides information on southern California earthquakes, ongoing research and also hosts the Southern California Earthquake Data Center.
- The California Integrated Seismic Network (CISN) is a partnership among federal, state, and university agencies involved in California earthquake monitoring. The CISN is dedicated to serve the emergency response, engineering, and scientific communities. The CISN is a region of the Advanced National Seismic System.
