Autoencoders for Seismic Waveforms: Compress, Learn, and Generate
Autoencoders learn compact representations by reconstructing seismic data. This tutorial explains their use...
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Autoencoders learn compact representations by reconstructing seismic data. This tutorial explains their use...
How neuroscience, autonomous laboratories, and language-model research can inform agents that preserve evid...
Recent technical articles on seismic analytics, scientific computing, numerical modeling, and production data workflows.
Turn a GitHub release into a citable research archive, share supporting data, and choose the right DOI for your paper.
How expected information gain helps AI agents choose the next observation, with Shannon entropy, a worked building-monitoring example, and practical limits.
An agentic harness gives an AI model tools, context, memory, permissions, and feedback. See how the pieces work together in a scientific Python workflow.
An unexpected drop in a building’s natural frequency is the structure reporting that it has lost stiffness — usually the first sign of damage. Here is why to...
Foundation models ask whether one pretrained representation of seismic waveforms can support picking, detection, classification, and other downstream tasks—w...
A compact macOS setup with two Alfred workflows for turning caffeinate on and off, plus SwiftBar for keeping the current status visible in the menu bar.
Load a waveform with ObsPy, run a pre-trained PhaseNet (or EQTransformer) model from SeisBench, and plot the picked P and S arrivals — a hands-on bridge from...
An intuitive guide to MCMC: a walker in the fog whose footprints map the posterior. We build a Metropolis sampler from scratch, check it against an exact ana...
How NonLinLoc locates earthquakes by mapping a full probability density over the search volume instead of iterating to a single point — the Bayesian idea, th...
A tour of how modern earthquake-monitoring systems turn continuous seismic waveforms into earthquake catalogs — the ML pipeline of picking, association, and ...
A beginner-friendly walkthrough to build and run Whisper Journal with multilingual dictation, local Whisper transcription, AI-assisted title/tag generation, ...
I built SeismoAlert to fetch USGS earthquake data, run statistical analysis, detect anomalies, and generate interactive maps from a single CLI.
Turn a GitHub release into a citable research archive, share supporting data, and choose the right DOI for your paper.
How expected information gain helps AI agents choose the next observation, with Shannon entropy, a worked building-monitoring example, and practical limits.
An agentic harness gives an AI model tools, context, memory, permissions, and feedback. See how the pieces work together in a scientific Python workflow.
An unexpected drop in a building’s natural frequency is the structure reporting that it has lost stiffness — usually the first sign of damage. Here is why to...
Foundation models ask whether one pretrained representation of seismic waveforms can support picking, detection, classification, and other downstream tasks—w...
A compact macOS setup with two Alfred workflows for turning caffeinate on and off, plus SwiftBar for keeping the current status visible in the menu bar.
Load a waveform with ObsPy, run a pre-trained PhaseNet (or EQTransformer) model from SeisBench, and plot the picked P and S arrivals — a hands-on bridge from...
An intuitive guide to MCMC: a walker in the fog whose footprints map the posterior. We build a Metropolis sampler from scratch, check it against an exact ana...
How NonLinLoc locates earthquakes by mapping a full probability density over the search volume instead of iterating to a single point — the Bayesian idea, th...
A tour of how modern earthquake-monitoring systems turn continuous seismic waveforms into earthquake catalogs — the ML pipeline of picking, association, and ...
A beginner-friendly walkthrough to build and run Whisper Journal with multilingual dictation, local Whisper transcription, AI-assisted title/tag generation, ...
I built SeismoAlert to fetch USGS earthquake data, run statistical analysis, detect anomalies, and generate interactive maps from a single CLI.