Catalogue time, not a wave simulation
The replay reveals reports at their recorded JST origin times. Station dots show observed Shindo, but the moment they appear is not a measured seismic-wave arrival time.
Replay earthquakes recorded on this day at their actual occurrence times and inspect every available report.
JISHINDESU catalogue organised from JMA and P2PQuake data. Times use JST. Points are reported epicentres and observations, not simulated wave propagation.
The JISHINDESU catalogue contains 7 earthquakes for this day; 7 reached maximum Shindo 1 or higher. The day's highest Shindo was 2, and its largest reported magnitude was M3.7.
The replay reveals reports at their recorded JST origin times. Station dots show observed Shindo, but the moment they appear is not a measured seismic-wave arrival time.
Magnitude describes the earthquake at its source; Shindo describes shaking at each station. One earthquake can therefore produce different Shindo readings by location.
Shindo and magnitude explained →Follow-up bulletins and corrections for the same earthquake are consolidated into one record. Each report page shows the current values and any available revision history.
Data and methodology →This page preserves one past day. In the app, save your home, family or destination and check locally observed Shindo when a new earthquake is reported.
7 earthquakes · Shindo 2 · M3.7