Download Alan L. Jones Seismic Eruption Program

Visit the Alaska, Cascades, and Hawaiian Volcano Observatories, or check out the 'Listen to Quakes for Fun' page, featuring sound files that represent in sound form what some real earthquakes felt like.ĭownload two snazzy programs for visualizing earthquakes and volcanoes (they run on Windows only), written by a geologist at Binghamton University. Gateway to reams of great information on earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis, all courtesy of the U.S. The Natural Hazards Data Resources Directory includes information on other data resources and lists of related organizations. Earthquake Intensity Database, Strong Motion Data Catalog Inventory, Tsunami Event Database, Tsunami Runup Database, and Volcano Database. Also check out the databases that can be searched online: there's a Significant Earthquake Database, U.S. The highlight of this government-maintained site is the amazing photo gallery of earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes, and other natural hazards (and the debris they leave behind). Natural Hazards Databases at the National Geophysical Data Center (NGDC) The following links will take you to the best Web resources on earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanoes.

Download Alan L. Jones Seismic Eruption Program