Résif-DC Web services
Welcome to the Résif-DC webservices endpoint. More information about Résif seismological data can be found at https://seismology.resif.fr
For questions about accessing data, filling bug reports, making suggestions, asking for help, please visit our helpdesk https://gitlab.com/resif/sismo-help or send an email to sismo-help@resif.fr
Note
These services may be used under Résif Data Services Terms of Service. Usage of the services and data in publications should cite the services according to our citation instructions and data by network.
FDSN Web services
Those are all FDSN standard webservices (http://www.fdsn.org/webservices/).
Service interface | Versions | Summary | Return options |
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station | v1 | metadata for time series stored in SEED format | FDSN stationXML1.1, text |
dataselect | v1 | time series data in miniSEED and other formats | miniSEED, SAC zip, GeoCSV |
event | v1 | contributed earthquake origin and magnitude estimates. This service is hosted by France Seisme | QuakeML, text, GeoCSV |
availability | v1 | time series data availability | text, GeoCSV, json, Request |
ph5-dataselect | v1 | time series data in miniSEED from PH5 archives | miniSEED |
Overview
The Résif-DC’s Web services provide FDSN compliant access to a variety of information, including data and metadata from the IRIS DMC databases. FDSN Specifications can be found here
Web services can be accessed in a number of different ways:
- Small requests can be handled through your browser.
- Dedicated clients are available for making more complex or larger queries.
- Various schemas are available for download.
- Automated or scripted requests can be made using programs such as wget or curl.
Real time data
All open data arriving in (near) real time at Résif-DC are available from the SeedLink server.
The Web services should not be used to retrieve continuous, real time data via repeated polling. Instead, the SeedLink server should be used when continuous data streams are needed.