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Today #ShakeAlert #EEW gets a boost! It's even more ready to take on the biggest quakes. It now includes Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) sensors that detect Earth-surface movement via satellite. GNSS includes the well-known US-based Global Positioning System (GPS).USGS

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USGS ShakeAlertvor 2 Jahren

#ShakeAlert is constantly being improved. The GNSS-enhancement may more quickly and accurately determine the magnitude and the area of shaking from large earthquakes resulting in faster notifications for people to take a protective action, such as Drop, Cover, and Hold On.

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USGS ShakeAlertvor 2 Jahren

Welcome to *Your* Enhanced #ShakeAlert System – even more ready to keep you safe. Learn more: @EarthScope_sci @CentralWashU @NSF @UW_ESS @BerkeleySeismo @waDNR @CaltechSeismo @PNSN1 @OHAZ_UO @Cal_OES @waEMD @OMSI @FEMARegion9 @CAGeoSurvey @

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Bud Backer 🇺🇸🇺🇦🟦vor 2 Jahren

@USGS Are Shake Alert and My Shake the same thing?

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USGS ShakeAlertvor 2 Jahren

@USGS Thanks for your question Bud. The @MyShakeApp uses data from the @USGS #ShakeAlert system in order to decide where to deliver alerts. So they are not the same thing. MyShake needs USGS to detect the quake and produce the data so MyShake can know where to deliver the alerts.

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T. Walkervor 2 Jahren

@USGS I look forward to more Michigan warnings.

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