Earthquake catalogue preparation · macOS
QuakeMLer
Bring catalogue sources together. Review possible duplicates. Export the records you choose as QuakeML.
In development: not yet available on the App Store.
Assimilate
Read QuakeML 1.2 BED, USGS GeoJSON and supported CSV files, or explicitly map comma- or tab-delimited data. Review diagnostics before accepting an import.
Compare
Inspect candidate duplicates using identifiers, time and location. A match is a prompt for review, not proof of identity.
Preserve
Save sessions containing original source bytes, accepted mappings and review decisions. Export retained events as a QuakeML file with a matching QuakeMLer review document.
Download a synthetic test catalogue
20 fictional events: not earthquake observations. All values were generated independently. The extended CSV preserves the 48-column layout of the supplied KyleBradleyData file. A simplified CSV and a schema-validated QuakeML companion are included.
- Extended 48-column CSV: the current source supports origin-field import, not native CMT tensor conversion.
- Simplified import CSV
- QuakeML 1.2 test file: origins and magnitudes only.
- Instructions, units and limitations
Use the simplified CSV or QuakeML companion for an initial test. Importing more than one version intentionally tests duplicate detection. Application testing remains separate from schema validation.
Designed for scientific judgement
Schema validation checks the structure of the exchange file. It does not establish scientific accuracy or global uniqueness. QuakeMLer is not an earthquake prediction or emergency warning system.
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