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- Home - AboutAbout QCN - JoinJoin QCN - Education - ResearchResearch - CommunityMy QCN/BOINC - Help - Contact UsContact Us The Quake-Catcher Network The Quake-Catcher Network is a collaborative initiative for developing the world’s largest, low-cost strong-motion seismic network by utilizing sensors in and attached to internet-connected computers. With your help, the Quake-Catcher Network can provide better understanding of earthquakes, give early warning to schools, emergency response systems, and others. The Quake-Catcher Network also provides educational software designed to help teach about earthquakes and earthquake hazards. Install A small and low maintenance motion sensor is installed along with the free QCN software.more info → Monitor Sensor data reveals near real-time readings of earthquake locations, and magnitude. more info → Share Host computers upload their sensor data directly to the online QCN network to be processed.more info → Recent News QCN in the Classroom CBS news in Los Angeles interviewed teachers and students in Chaffey Union Joint High School District. Watch the story here. Read More → Update Project in BOINC With the move to USC, we encourage you to update the project URL to ensure proper functionality going forward. In BOINC please detach from qcn.caltech.net) or qcn.stanford.edu) and attach to project: quakecatcher.net Detailed instructions: Open BOINC Manager Remove qcn.stanford.edu/sensor (or qcn.stanford.edu/sensor) Go to ‘View’ –> ‘Advanced … Read More → QCN Moving to USC on June 13th 2016! After almost eight years at Stanford, and a year at CalTech, the QCN project is moving to the University of Southern California Dept. of Earth Sciences. QCN will be sponsored by the Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology (IRIS) and the Southern California Earthquake Center (SCEC). Read More → In Nepal? Download QCN on Your Smartphone or Tablet here. Read More → QCN App for BOINC on Android Available QCN now runs on Android ARM-processor devices (phones, tablets, etc) via BOINC for Android, which is available on the Google Play store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=edu.berkeley.boinc It is recommended to run using the default settings – ie QCN will run on your Android device when it’s charging (“at … Read More → QCN 2013 Meeting QCN researchers met at Fall AGU meeting in San Francisco on December 11, 2013. The event included the speakers who actively involve to the QCN project. The agenda and presentation files can be downloaded from the following links (click the links to download): https://www.dropbox.com/s/d55rimdgjlvsupi/QCN_MEETING_2013.zip and … Read More → QCN Explorer Want to make your own simulations of earthquakes and see what happens with a network of QCN sensors? Check out the QCN Explorer! QCN Explorer allows users to simulate how the QCN responds to an earthquake with various numbers and distributions of QCN sensors. Read More → QCN Source Code Available on github We are opening up the source code for QCN for those of you who want to experiment (for example) with QCNLive and the sensors. The code is under the “LGPL” license (as are dependencies such as BOINC, Qt, etc) There are project workspace for Windows … Read More →
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- Anasayfa - AboutQCN Hakkında - JoinQCN Üyelik - Eğitim - AraştırmaAraştırma - CommunityBenim QCN / BOİNC - Help - İletişimİletişim Sınıfta QCN Los Angeles CBS haber Chaffey Birliği Ortak Lisesi İlçesi'nde öğretmen ve öğrencileri röportaj. Burada hikayeyi İzle.Devamı → Update Project in BOINC With the move to USC, we encourage you to update the project URL to ensure proper functionality going forward. In BOINC please detach from qcn.caltech.net) or qcn.stanford.edu) and attach to project: quakecatcher.net Detailed instructions: Open BOINC Manager Remove qcn.stanford.edu/sensor (or qcn.stanford.edu/sensor) Go to ‘View’ –> ‘Advanced …Devamı → In Nepal? Download QCN on Your Smartphone or Tablet burada.Devamı → QCN Explorer Depremlerin kendi simülasyonlarını yapmak ve QCN sensörler bir ağ ile ne görmek istiyorum? QCN Explorer göz atın! QCN Explorer kullanıcıları QCN QCN sensörlerin çeşitli sayılarda ve dağıtımları ile bir depremin nasıl tepki simülasyonu sağlar.Devamı → Gelecek Öğretmenler için NEES / QCN Open House NEES @ UCSB personel Nisan ayında UC Santa Barbara Eğitim Givertz Graduate School geleceğin bilim öğretmenler için açık bir evi ev sahipliği yaptı 2013. Sandra Seale and Francesco Civilini, NEES uzman bir proje, bir eğitim oturumu verdi “ ” QCN sensörü kullanılarak. …Devamı → QCN TEDx Konuşma bulunuyor Proje işbirlikçisi Debi Kilb üzerine 'Geleceğin Bilim Adamları Yetiştirmek için Videogames kullanma TEDx konuşma yaptı’ QCN proje etrafında oluşturulan bir video oyunu içeren. Onun konuşma videosu buraya göz atın. UC San Diego Scripps Oşinografi Enstitüsü'nde Yardımcı Proje Scientist, çalışmalar …Devamı →