The article has been updated successfully.I want to look at an earthquake that happened yesterday. How long do I have to wait for all the USArray TA data to arrive?
The USArray Transportable Array data usually arrive at the DMC in near real-time, within seconds or minutes, and are immediately available via a number of request mechanisms.
Continuous data are available in multiple ways:
- As real-time streams from the DMC's SeedLink server
- Using the DMC's Web Services
- Using any DHI client (will be unavailable after June 30th, 2013)
Shortly after an event, within 6 hours, data collected in real-time are available as a SPYDER(r) product from the DMC's Wilber system. This is an event-based data product, windowed by time and station.
Within approximately 48 hours the TA data will have been added to the primary archive and will be available via BREQ_FAST, NETDC and all other mechanisms.
Please consult our policy for expectations of real time data availability.
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