Where could I get waveform data on low-frequency earthquakes, very low-frequency earthquakes, volcanic tremor and non-volcanic earthquakes?

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I am a marine geology masters student and I am writing my thesis on slow earthquakes. I will include graphs of the most common types of earthquakes:

Does anyone know where I could get data? If anyone shares with me the above data, I will cite you in my acknowledgement section. Thanks :)

As @nate points out IRIS can be the place to go. You can use obspy to query waveforms, e.g.: docs.obspy.org/packages/autogen/… You might consider using a catalog of tremors to identify when/where to query the catalog. This resource comes to mind: www-solid.eps.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~sloweq — Kélian Dascher Cousineau, Feb 24 at 1:55

nate · Accepted Answer · 2023-02-23 18:36:06Z

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The one source I can think of that's outstanding with meeting all your enumerated criteria is the following: IRIS.

You need to research throughout that website, but they certainly have more than what you seek

answered Feb 23 at 18:36

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