Waves - Seismic Waveform Analysis
v5.0 · Nov 2025 · formerly eqWave
全球最佳地震波形查看器。在一个视图中即可选取数十个台站的 P 波和 S 波到时,查看频谱和频谱图,在速度、加速度和位移之间进行转换,并使用1D速度模型定位地震。
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什么Waves
专为地震分析而建
Multi-station phase picking
Pick P & S arrivals from dozens of seismograph stations in a single view, with keyboard shortcuts for a fast workflow.
Location & magnitude
eqFocus algorithms with multi-layer 1D velocity models and map-visualised solutions — simple enough for teaching.
Spectra & spectrograms
FFT and PSD plots — overlay Peterson NLNM/NHNM noise curves — plus spectrograms with selectable colour schemes.
Convert, filter, rotate
Swap between velocity, acceleration and displacement; filter by frequency selection, rotate horizontals, trim and export.
Blast & vibration reports
One-click PDF reports with time series, FFT frequency plots and USBM RI8507 amplitude/frequency charts.
Open data formats
Reads MiniSEED, PC-SUDS, SAC, SEG-2 and Gecko histograms; station metadata from any FDSN StationXML server.
Waves 5.0 is a major overhaul of the interface — new colour schemes, sharper graphics, and quality-of-life fixes throughout.
- Dark Mode as an alternative colour scheme
- Colour-coded waveforms to distinguish relative amplitude, as on Seismosphere
- User-selectable spectrogram colour schemes for visual accessibility
- Reads miniSEED encoded with 32-bit integer sample data
- Distance & magnitude estimates for single stations with P & S picks
- Choose your own FDSN server for StationXML — no longer IRIS-only
- Network code displayed alongside station code
- Toggle station sort order straight from the toolbar
- Improved responsiveness and clarity of graphical elements
- No more pop-up advertisement at startup
许可
免费下载和使用
If you use Waves for your operations or research, the SRC would appreciate a shout-out in your published acknowledgements.
- 平台
- Windows · macOS · Intel · macOS · Apple Silicon · Ubuntu Linux
- 格式
- MiniSEED · PC-SUDS · SAC · SEG-2 · Gecko histograms · FDSN StationXML
- 发布
- v5.0 · Nov 2025
- 执照
- 免费下载和使用
- 由……开发
- Developed by the Seismology Research Centre · A division of ESS Earth Sciences · Richmond, Victoria