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It's June so the the Seismo Lab and Southern California Seismic Network (SCSN) would like to stand with and celebrate all of the LGBTQIA+ scientists, engineers, staff, students, and community who strengthen our lab and seismic discovery as a whole! Without a diversity of voices,

M3.6 8km SSW of #Idyllwild, CA, #SouthernCalifornia #Earthquake confirmed valid. Updated analysis coming soon @ scsn.org/index.php/eart…

From Zhongwen Zhan, Director of the Caltech Seismological Laboratory: After 18 years at the Caltech Seismological Laboratory, Donna is retiring. As director, I want to say how deeply grateful we are for everything she’s brought to the Seismo Lab. Donna was the very first person

#FieldPhotoFriday This station CZN near Cabazon needed some maintenance a bit ago to fix a latency issue and add resiliency to the region, plus some preventative maintenance. Looks like they had a good day of weather and a visit from a hungry goat!

Weekly Earthquake Stats: 01 Jun 2025 - 07 Jun 2025. There were 288 events this week ranging from M -0.09 to 3.19. Check out our weekly playback map and visit scsn.org for detailed information. #earthquakes #seismology #SCSN #weeklystats Caltech Seismo Lab

As we’ve mentioned before, the Seismo Lab is actually home to 2 seismic networks, the SCSN and CSN. The Community Seismic Network (CSN) is a real-time IoT seismic network consisting of 1400 accelerometer sensors specifically deployed in buildings, ranging from schools to

The CFS-10 structure at NHERI@UCSD is prepped for major seismic + live fire testing starting June 16! Community Seismic Network (CSN) joined the effort with 75 triaxial sensors installed throughout the building. Live stream and more info: cfs10.ucsd.edu #CFS10

#FieldPhotoFriday Remote sites like Station BAR, near Barrett Dam, offer unique seismic insight thanks to their rugged locations. Using nearby infrastructure helps us reach places we otherwise couldn’t—here’s a look over the years.

A huge congratulations to Dr. James Atterholt, Dr. Tobias Koehne, Dr. Yan Yang, and Dr. Ben Strozewski on earning their PhDs! Your Seismo Lab family is proud and excited to see where your paths lead next! #Caltech2025 #SeismoLab #Commencement

Starting next week on June 16, a major collaborative effort is launching at UC San Diego’s Englekirk Structural Engineering Center (NHERI@UCSD) to test how a full-scale 10-story cold-formed steel building responds to extreme shaking and live fire. This project brings together

Weekly Earthquake Stats: 08 Jun 2025 - 14 Jun 2025. There were 339 events this week ranging from M -0.31 to 3.25. Check out our weekly playback map and visit scsn.org for detailed information. #earthquakes #seismology #SCSN #weeklystats Caltech Seismo Lab

Meet Taiyi Wang, a Seismo Lab Post-Doc who works on understanding how faults mechanically interact with fluids and how evolving crustal properties impact earthquake cycles, while using machine learning to tackle computational bottlenecks in the so called earthquake cycle

#FieldPhotoFriday That view! One of our stations near Hemet, POB2, sits at a great vantage point above the city, in a pretty seismically active area. POB2 is an important part of the network, supplying earthquake data on a constant basis, which is why the recent field work

Weekly Earthquake Stats: 15 Jun 2025 - 21 Jun 2025. There were 363 events this week ranging from M -0.11 to 3.21. Check out our weekly playback map and visit scsn.org for detailed information. #earthquakes #seismology #SCSN #weeklystats Caltech Seismo Lab

#AskCaltech works on answering your pressing questions, speaking with experts from the Caltech Community. Their latest video on earthquake prediction is a great watch if you've ever wondered - Why is predicting earthquakes so challenging (not possible)? Take a look and learn

Even the smaller earthquakes can make the news if enough people feel them. At 12:22 pm PDT a M2.7 occurred near Sherman Oaks. People right on top of it (in Universal City) felt it pretty well, while others a very short distance away likely did not! Even for these small quakes, a

Instead of #FieldPhotoFriday we're going to have an #OfficePhotoFriday! This week a group of folks in SCSN got together to see if they could spot a rocket being launched live from Vandenburg SFB on our new PQRS feed, turns out if you're looking at them at the right time, you

June EQ history: A day that reminded Socal residents they live in EQ country was 6/28 when they were awoken by the M7.3 Landers event at 4:57am followed by M6.3 Big Bear 3 hours later. The Landers EQ was also one of the first eqs to be studied with satellite images using InSAR.

For the #4thofJuly2025 we are trying something new. Tomorrow night at approx. 9pm we're going to attempt to LIVESTREAM the fireworks display and waveforms from a mobile seismometer at LoanMart Field (Quakes Stadium) in Rancho Cucamonga! If it all works out we'll be on youtube and

We're Live! Going to stream the Fireworks display at Quakes stadium, live on youtube with waveforms from a seismometer in close proximity! youtube.com/live/RrMSi1D9I…