GeoWS
The GeoWS group formed in August 2006 between cooperating data
centers in a development effort to integrate their data sets
in an OGC-standard mapping environment.
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IRIS GeoWS Map Demonstration Page
As a part of ongoing GeoWS development, IRIS has created some
convenient sample WMS maps that run right in your web browser
(except for Safari), allowing the user to explore the globe and
view map layers for stations and events.
IRIS
GeoWS Map Demos
Google Map Service (GMS) 
The Google Map generator creates maps based on IRIS DMC metadata
holdings. Requesting data directly from the IRIS DMC Oracle database
the GMS creates dynamic station maps that can be panned and
zoomed. The GMS can produce network, single station or arbitrary
station set maps. Users can generate a kml file to view
stations in Google Earth.
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IRIS Earthquake Browser (IEB)
The IEB combines the DMC's large database of earthquakes
with the popular Google Maps web interface. The IEB is useful
both educationally and as a research tool. With the IEB you can
quickly find earthquakes in any region of the globe and then
import this information into the GEON Integrated Data Viewer
(IDV) where the hypocenters may be visualized in three dimensions.
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Metadata Aggregator (MDA)
The MetaData Aggregator (MDA) returns metadata summaries from
the IRIS DMC database including data availability and links to
further services. Five levels of summary are available: network
list, network, station, location and channel.
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SeismiQuery
A Web interface into our Oracle database of data holdings including
all timeseries information and all meta data, like responses,
sensor locations, etc. Users are encouraged to search the database
before making a request. SeismiQuery is also used to extract
channel response files and can be used to make data requests
(like BREQ_FAST).
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