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    • Online database
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Seismology

  • Earthquakes
  • Seismicity in Belgium
  • Other types of seismic events
  • Seismograms
  • Real-time waveforms
  • Worldwide seismicity
  • The seismic globe
  • Macroseismic inquiries

Gravimetry

  • Gravimetry
  • Real time g variations
  • Online database

Research

  • Seismic hazard and risk
  • Zoning
  • Belgian sismotectonic
  • Eurocode 8
  • Macroseismology
  • Gravimetry

The service

  • The service
  • History
  • Seismic network
  • Staff
  • Publications
  • Contact us

FAQ

  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • What should I do in an earthquake?
  • Magnitude
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  • Real time g variationsGravity variations recorded continuously by the superconducting gravimeter at Rochefort, compared with the synthetic Earth tide. Today’s data are completed as the day goes on.→
  • Online databaseThese time series are written in the "tsf" ASCII Tsoft format, and can be read easily using TSoft, the software package for the analysis of Time Series and…→
Royal Observatory of BelgiumSeismology & Gravimetry

A federal scientific institution, the Royal Observatory of Belgium has recorded seismic activity since the Uccle station was installed at the end of the 19th century.

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Seismology

  • Earthquakes
  • Seismicity in Belgium
  • Other types of seismic events
  • Seismograms
  • Real-time waveforms
  • Worldwide seismicity
  • The seismic globe
  • Macroseismic inquiries

Gravimetry

  • Gravimetry
  • Real time g variations
  • Online database

Research

  • Seismic hazard and risk
  • Zoning
  • Belgian sismotectonic
  • Eurocode 8
  • Macroseismology
  • Gravimetry

The service

  • The service
  • History
  • Seismic network
  • Staff
  • Publications
  • Contact us

FAQ

  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • What should I do in an earthquake?
  • Magnitude
  • Intensity
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