Hi Mary. If you want to see the waveforms you almost have to get to them while they are on the quake page.

There is another way you can get the waveforms, but requires a little work. You can go to NEIC catalog and located the quake you want to see. You have to know the Latitude/Longitude of the quake. The quake should be at least a 3.0ML and larger. Get the time an date of the quake. Then go to the Berkeley site and make your own seismogram. They have a very good record section and have about 98% of all the quakes worldwide. The Berkeley site is on the quake page of the USGS site. Take Care…Don in creepy town.

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