New User - ShakeNet Web App Location posts but not data

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Hello Everyone, I am a new user and trying to get familiar with the software available. When I use the ShakeNet web app my RS4D device (RDE28) it is posting the location on the map but the data curves will not display anymore. I have no problems seeing my data using Station View or Data View. My Shake is functioning and recording. Any suggestions on how I can fix this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.
Mike

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Update: The screenshots are of my iPad. Interesting that when I try launchng ShakeNet Web App on my windows computer it works fine, all of the data channels are plotting.

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Hello Mike, welcome to our community!

Yes, I can confirm that your station is connected and uploading live data to our network, so the issue is not there.

Could you please provide the model of your iPad and the iOS version that you are using? So that I can pass this info to our team and they can try to replicate it/analyze it in more detail.

I’ve tried, but on my Android tablet, everything seems to be working fine, so it could be something limited to iOS. Thank you!

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iPadOS v16.3
iPad Air 5th Generation

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Thank you.

I will update again as soon as I have news from our software team.

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Stormchaser,
I very much appreciate all of your posts. I have learned a lot.

I have a really basic (probably dumb) question about the mobile app.
Example: 6.8M Tajikistan EQ shown in image below
Is the Waveform displayed from data generated by my RDE28 shake or is this what the waveform should look like when I look at my data?
If so, can I interpret the following

  1. the EQ was 7128 miles from my device
  2. the P-wave arrived at RDE28 and the travel time was approx. 14 minutes (the difference between 00:37:40 and 00:51:40)
  3. if I want to view the waveform for RDE28 using the Data View helicorder display I can zoom in around the UTM 00:51:40 region

Thanks,
Mike

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Hello Mike,

you’re very welcome, and thank you for your words! I’m glad to have been of help.

Don’t worry, no question is dumb if we want to know more. Any waveform that you see on the App (or on other services such as StationView or DataView) is plotted with the data that your Shake is recording/has recorded.

Thus, what you can see is exactly the waveform of that particular earthquake (or any other event) reaching your location all the way on the other side of the Atlantic. And yes, all your conclusions are correct.

If you need anything else, I remain available.

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