The next Antelope Users Group Meeting will take place in Trieste, Italy June 4-6, 2024. For more details, please visit the event website which contains information about accommodations and registration.
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June 5-7, 2023 We encouraged participants to focus especially on Artificial Intelligence, Webservices and modern computer infrastructure (cloud based computing, containers, SOH monitoring) The official meeting web site is here. Selected talks from the meeting: June 5 The first day focused on software developentsLocation: GeoSphere Austria, Meeting-Room Yan Jia: The Seismologial Service at the GeoSphere
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Our support of releases prior to Antelope 5.13 is now shifted over to this new release. All future maintenance and support requests must be relative to this new release. Antelope 5.13 runs on 64-bit x86 Linux RedHat version 8, CentOS version 7.9, Ubuntu version 22, and macOS 12 and 13 (Monterey and Ventura) operating systems
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January 18-19, 2023 BRTT and Kinemetrics hosted a Virtual Antelope Users Group Meeting 18-19 January, 2023. Venue: Online Selected talks from the meeting: What’s New in Antelope 5.12: Challenges and Future Directions (Kent Lindquist) Antelope Structural Health Monitoring Applications (Frank Vernon) Seismic Networks in the Cloud (Mathias Franke) Q8’s Mesh Network (Dennis Pumphrey) Massively Parallel Analysis
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Our support of releases prior to Antelope 5.12 is now shifted over to this new release. All future maintenance and support requests must be relative to this new release. Antelope 5.12 runs on 64-bit x86 RedHat / CentOS Linux versions 7.9 and 8.5, and macOS 12 (Monterey) operating systems on both Intel and M1 architectures.
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September 16-18, 2019 The Alberta Geological Survey / Alberta Energy Regulator hosted an Antelope Users Group meeting in Calgary, Canada 16-18 September, 2019. Venue: McDougall Centre, Calgary, Alberta Meeting Agenda Selected talks from the meeting: What’s New in Antelope 5.9 (Kent Lindquist) Antelope USArray Accomplishments and Future Directions (Frank Vernon) FDSN Web Services in Antelope (Rohan Ambli) Breaking Your Database Can
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May 28-30, 2019 The SeisRaM group of the Department of Mathematics and Geosciences, University of Trieste, Italy hosted an Antelope Users Group meeting in Taormina, Sicily, 28-30 May, 2019. Further information is available via the meeting web site. Selected talks from the meeting: What’s New in Antelope 5.9 (Kent Lindquist) Traceview: A User’s Introduction (Trilby Cox) Dbloc:
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August 29-31, 2018 The Americas Antelope Users Group meeting was held 29-31 August 2018 in Victoria, British Columbia, hosted by the Geological Survey of Canada. Selected talks from the meeting: What’s New in Antelope 5.8 (Kent Lindquist) Inspect Detection (Danny Harvey) Bighorn – San Jacinto Events UCSD Shake Table Tests (Frank Vernon) Real-Time Strong Motion Response Spectra Determination in
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May 7-9, 2018 The Slovenian Environment Agency hosted an Antelope Users Group meeting 7-9 May, 2018 in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The official meeting web-site is here:Slovenia Antelope Users Group Meeting 2018 Selected talks from the meeting: What’s New in Antelope 5.8 (Kent Lindquist) filter_designer — An Interactive Tool for Designing Digital Filters (Danny Harvey) inspect_detection — An Interactive Tool for
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May 29-31, 2017 The Austrian Zentralanstalt fuer Meteorologie und Geodynamik hosted an Antelope Users Group meeting 29-31 May, 2017 in Vienna, Austria. The official meeting web-site is here: ZAMG Antelope Users Group Meeting 2017 Selected talks from the meeting: OpenVPN (Stefan Radman) Obsidian and Etna2 Differences & New Stuff (Dennis Pumphrey) Rockhound Concept and Data Flow (Dennis Pumphrey) What’s New
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