Thomas Lecocq (seismotom)

First slip map for the Mw 7.8 Myanmar earthquake. Propagation of rupture towards the South. Slipnear method (Géoazur/OCA).

Hey @agu.org put it back or we (your members) are OUT

The main DEI page from @agu.org has been modified to take diversity out of the title. Glad to see it's not deleted entirely, but hey AGU, we're watching what you do and remembering the big game you once talked about supporting your diverse membership.

Today vs. January

How Are You Managing the Trump Overload? A Saturday prompt

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While wrapping up work on Flashes, I took a little detour to experiment with something new. If you’re looking for a full-on video experience, check out my other app, @bluescreen.blue !

You could hear him put effort into it too. But he did it twice, so the idiots at the back got it.

I have no doubts about that. And he did it twice, turning to the crowd. Unbelievable.

For anyone arguing that this isn't the same salute. Here is a side-by-side view. It's not just that the arm is extended outward. It's the entire movement of bringing the right hand to then extending the arm straight with the palm facing downward.

This is intentional.

Historian of fascism here. It was a Nazi salute and a very belligerent one too.

"A study of federally funded research projects in the United States estimated that principal investigators spend on average about 45% of their time on administrative activities related to applying for and managing projects rather than conducting active research"

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example code, chunk of MSNoise showing code written in 2017 and bug-fixed yesterday...

it takes 5 min to write a code... it takes years to find all bugs and edge-cases... #python @jetbrains.com #pycharm #MSNoise

(yes, I should/could use f-strings etc etc... but all that takes .. time!)

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Thanks! Am willing to bring more examples/interactions for the users, and a bit afraid that the loooong list of API defs would scare them, and it makes the documentation building a little more complicated too.

MSNoise/msnoise/api.py at master · ROBelgium/MSNoise A Python Package for Monitoring Seismic Velocity Changes using Ambient Seismic Noise | http://www.msnoise.org - ROBelgium/MSNoise

Hey #python and other #devs gurus: is splitting a large python API a good idea in general (and then importing sub-apis categories within that file?) e.g. github.com/ROBelgium/MS... is quite long and contains database, IO, etc... Any advice welcome

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Some Friday afternoon "free time" work done on MSNoise! 🐍The test suite is now converted to pytest, and the github actions are now finally reruning the coverage tests too! I've added basic tests for msnoise admin! Now need to add more tests (AC & SC) and ideally run the examples too! 🔥

Hello world :-)

Good question... It wouldn't be fully continuous I believe... Interesting stuff! Good for testing some MFP or other algorithms like Sven's fast_beamforming github.com/schipp

Note they could drill and then pass wires+ make the block tilt :)

Do you see blasts after sequences of 1.2 Hz? :)

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Just a shot from my last wee walk in the forest nearby 🍄

Love this!

1.2 Hz is also close to some rotary motions in windturbines, but those are not diurnal :) so yup, I'd go for large power generators or pumps...

This!

Thread for those new to BlueSky. First of all, welcome. It feels like a safer space, doesn’t it? But also perhaps a bit disorienting initially? Here’s some tips for getting your bearings.

Very interested in how this is implemented, we're looking to add something like that to our seiscomp-based pipeline

Do they use wire/saws in those? We might have that for some limestone quarries. If your quarry is close to the M7 on the eastern side, I recently learned about "long period" events that were actually quarry-related (discrete events, not continuous, AFAIR)

No data on my seiscomp, will check tomorrow with an fdsn request (GB.JSA is 439km south, which also means waves have to cross all the sutures/faults, which we know damp/reflect energy, as for the Ramsgate earthquake effects/impact) www.astro.oma.be/en/every-per...

Not sure... No stations in the N-S direction (or North Sea, or.. Northern France, not super instrumented). Note I didn't check GB.JSA ! Will do :)

For ref: I could pick it on GR.BFO, 524 km away...