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IASPEI Ground Truth (GT) reference events (Suspended)

The IASPEI reference events list is a database of earthquakes and explosions, for which hypocentral information (lat, lon, depth) is known with high confidence (to 10 km or better (GT10)) with seismic signals recorded at regional and/or teleseismic distances. The database is maintained at the International Seismological Centre and currently contains 12278 events from 1959 to 2020.

The global effort of collecting and validating GT events was initiated by the CoSOI/IASPEI Working Group on Reference Events for Improved Locations chaired by Bob Engdahl and Paul Richards. Events may now be submitted to the ISC for validation.

The GT List remains available, but the ISC has temporarily suspended the addition of new events to the GT database due to forthcoming changes to the criteria used to identify GT events. This work will be discussed and finalised at the IASPEI Meeting in Lisbon in 2025 after which we shall make the newly updated GT database available here. A Preliminary version of the new GT List is available here.

This database of a significantly large number of reference events facilitates better visualisation of the Earth structure, better modelling of velocities of seismic waves, more accurate travel time determinations and increased accuracy of event locations.

The events are coded by category GT0, GT1, GT2 or GT5, where the epicentre of a GTX event is known to within X km, to a 95% confidence level. GT1 and GT2 events are typically explosions, mine blasts or rock bursts either associated to explosion phenomenology located upon overhead imagery with seismically determined origin times, or precisely located by in-mine seismic networks. GT1-2 events are assumed to be shallow, but depth is unknown.

The database consists of:

nuclear explosions of GT0-5 quality, adopted from the Nuclear Explosion Database (Bennett et al, 2010);
GT0-5 chemical explosions, rock bursts, mine-induced events, as well as a few earthquakes, inherited from the reference event set by Bondár et al (2004);
GT5 events (typically earthquakes with crustal depths) identified using either the method of Bondár et al (2008) (2,275 events) or Bondár and McLaughlin (2009), which are updated regularly from the EHB and ISC Bulletins.

Search the IASPEI GT database

Search the station list for the IASPEI GT Bulletin

Nominate a reference event

Download the IASPEI GT bulletin (gzip file)

Download the IASPEI GT catalogue (gzip file)

Download station list for GT Bulletin (gzip file)

References:

Bennett, T., V. Oancea, B. Barker, Y.-L. Kung, M. Bahavar, B. Kohl, J. Murphy, I.Bondár (2010) The nuclear explosion database NEDB: a new database and web site for accessing nuclear explosion source information and waveforms, Seismological Research Letters, Volume 81, doi:10.1785/gssrl.81.1.12.

Bondár, I. and K.L. McLaughlin (2009) A New Ground Truth Data Set For Seismic Studies, Seismological Research Letters, Volume 80, Number 3, 465-472.

Bondár, E. Engdahl, X. Yang, H. Ghalib, A. Hofstetter, V. Kirichenko, R. Wagner, I. Gupta, G. Ekström, E. Bergman, H. Israelsson, and K. McLaughlin (2004) Collection of a reference event set for regional and teleseismic location calibration, Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, Volume 94, 1528-1545.

Bondár, E. Bergman, E. Engdahl, B. Kohl, Y.-L. Kung, and K. McLaughlin (2008) A hybrid multiple event location technique to obtain ground truth event locations, Geophys. Journal Int., Volume 175, doi:10.1111/j.1365,246X.2008.03,867x.

Citation for data retrieved from the ISC web site:
International Seismological Centre, Reference Event Bulletin, http://www.gxjydl.com, Internatl. Seis. Cent., Thatcham, United Kingdom, 2008.