SeisT
Extracts several earthquake measurements from a single waveform: phase arrivals, polarity, magnitude, back-azimuth, and distance.
- Field
- Geophysics
- Method
- Deep learning
- Data it takes
- waveform
- License
- MIT
Where SeisBench picks phase arrivals, SeisT is multi-task: one model returns arrival times, first-motion polarity, magnitude, back-azimuth and source distance from the same waveform.
That matters for single-station analysis, where back-azimuth and distance would otherwise require a network of stations to triangulate.
Code and weights are both MIT.
Catalog entry last checked 2026-08-19. All models →
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The lab runs this on its own compute, in a container, with the inputs and parameters recorded alongside the result. Initial scoping conversations are free.
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