EPOS TCS Seismology builds on existing (ORFEUS, EMSC, EFEHR) and new (Computational Seismology) European infrastructures to provide services for waveform data, earthquake parametric data and hazard data, and integrate these with the EPOS architecture. More information here: https://www.epos-ip.org/tcs/seismology

1. EPOS Seismology
The EPOS-IP WP8 ‘TCS Seismology’ team
seismology@epos-ip.org
Slides by Reinoud Sleeman, Carlo Cauzzi, Florian Haslinger

2. Objective
EPOS Seismology will establish sustainable and harmonized services for Seismology
to provide you easy and comprehensive access to seismological data and products
available from the following European Research Infrastructures:
ORFEUS - for seismological waveform data
EMSC - for seismological products (e.g. earthquake parameters)
EFEHR - for seismological hazard and risk information
EPOS Seismology will implement Computational Seismology services for simulating
time-dependent processes in Earth sciences.
For questions contact: seismology@epos-ip.org

3. Operational Services
EPOS Seismology offers services to access seismological data and products through
webservices and/or interactive GUI’s:
• Raw waveform data and associated metadata from 8000+ seismic sensors across Europe
and beyond through the European Integrated Data Archive (EIDA) in ORFEUS.
• Access to automatic and reviewed strong motion data (waveforms, parameters) in the
Rapid Raw Strong Motion (RRSM) and the Engineering Strong Motion (ESM) databases.

4. Operational Services (continued)
• Seismic Portal: parametric data from 792000+ earthquakes (EMSC)
• Historical earthquake databases (AHEAD)
• EFEHR hazard models
• European database of seismogenic faults (EDSF)
• Waveform modeling
For more info: www.epos-ip.org/tcs/seismology

5. Challenges
EPOS Seismology will harmonize and integrate the seismological services into the EPOS
architecture to provide the highest quality of data and products to users such as
scientists, engineers, public managers and citizen scientists covering infrastructures,
data, products, hazard and information services.
“We are benefiting from 25 years of organized seismological services in the European
domain. We will harden these services, make them sustainable for the future, improve
them and make them ready for integration in the overall EPOS framework.”
- Florian Haslinger, 2016

6. Temporary deployments
& OBS

7. The EPOS Seismology Open Workshop 2019
7 – 10 October 2019
Université Grenoble Alpes
Grenoble, France
in conjunction with the
2019 ORFEUS annual workshop
EMSC General Assembly meeting
Science Topics: big data in seismology and real time products & services
Join us for keynotes, science talks & posters, hands-on demos & discussions;
watch out for further information (to be circulated soon).
Announcement