Earthquakes Tracker 2.7.6

Earthquake alerts and information are conveniently accessible with this application. Users can receive near real-time notifications of seismic events. The app also allows for in-depth analysis of seismic activity by graphing various seismic data over different time periods. Custom proximity and magnitude alerts ensure that important events are never missed.

The app offers a feature called "My Zones," where users can define their own zones for monitoring by selecting center coordinates and a radius. This feature includes filtering options for messages, sounds, voice notifications, and earthquake lists, among other features. Push notifications can be customized to only receive events that meet specific criteria.

For added convenience, the app includes a voice announcer that will read out event parameters, eliminating the need for users to read each time an earthquake occurs.

The global seismic activity can be easily observed in real time using double bar charts. The frequency and magnitude of the seismic activity are depicted using double colored bars, providing a comprehensive overview of activity versus calmness.

Other notable features include an antipodal map, P and S waves arrival time at the user's location, real-time moon information and position as the sub-lunar point during an event, and the ability to calculate and display seismograms and plots for selected events by analyzing data from nearby seismic stations.

The app also provides space weather information such as an estimated planetary K index bar chart and graph. Users can explore additional features by trying out the app.

It's important to note that while this app utilizes advanced technology to offer near-instantaneous earthquake notifications, there may be occasional delays in data processing from the data centers.

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• Onboard images:
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• Seismic data button icon:
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