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USGS EQ Catalog API Python Wrapper

A simple Python interface for the USGS Earthquake (EQ) Catalog API, in addition to functionality for hitting the USGS Earthquakes Real-time Feed summaries.

API Documentation

Usage

Instantiating Feeds:

feeds = EQFeeds()

# And to get the default summary (GeoJSON)
feeds.get_summary()

Instantiating Catalog:

catalog = EQCatalog()

# And an example query (all earthquakes within date range)
catalog.query(response_format='geojson', start='2021-10-01', end='2021-10-07')

Examples

Real-time Feeds

Past 24 hours of all earthquakes as GeoJSON:

response = feeds.get_summary(format='geojson', timeframe='day')

Past 30 days of all earthquakes greater than or equal to M4.5 as QuakeML (XML):

response = feeds.get_summary(format='quakeml', timeframe='month', min_magnitude=4.5)

EQ Catalog

Rectangular location filter, 2021-10-01 through 2021-10-04 as GeoJSON, order by magnitude (desc):

response = catalog.query(
    response_format='geojson', 
    start='2021-10-01', 
    end='2021-10-04',
    min_lat=32
    min_lng=-126
    max_lat=42
    max_lng=-116,
    order_by='magnitude')

Alternatively, download query response locally as csv and read into Pandas DataFrame:

file_path = 'PATH/TO/DOWNLOAD.csv'
catalog.query(response_format='csv', file_path=file_path, start='2021-10-01', end='2021-10-04')

import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_csv(file_path)

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