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GeoMapster is a real time earthquake tracking app. This app will sort and display earthquakes by magnitude and date. Also displayed on the maps are Area of disaster (AOD). The app also geolocates a users location.

This app was created by Daniel Jimenez and Jorge Ortega as part of their final project for the coding boot camp, cultivatingcoders. The goal was to use open source software to fetch the data from a public database and display it in a map with custom icons.

the app is developed with the following technologies;

twitter bootstrap
leaflet.js
express.js
mongoDB
Node.js
Git
heroku
usgs.gov

This app developed by members of the #ArcGIS #LivingAtlas team shows #HurricaneDorian path. Click anywhere to tap into Living Atlas to learn more about wind, rain, and impacted population demographics. https://t.co/9K8FKrdMTs #esri #arcgisonline pic.twitter.com/jZ0CLPGWmO
— Bern Szukalski (@bernszukalski) August 31, 2019

From a distant universe to the center of the earth: Two #PackardFellows collaborated using Brice Ménard’s algorithm to identify trends in Vedran Lekic’s seismology data. The result? New ways of understanding #earthquakes. https://t.co/Q7LcWwwl1R @umdgeology @JHUPhysicsAstro pic.twitter.com/CJm7UXAbni
— Packard Foundation (@PackardFdn) September 7, 2019

Latest Earthquake Data - Volcano Discovery: Earthquakes - https://t.co/gerk74rT2G #earthquakes #worldwide
NOTE: Add 2 points to all earthquakes to reflect true magnitude levels.
— Inbound Planet (@InboundPlanet) September 9, 2019

Earthquake Ml. 1.7 19/09/10 17.29
Gmt.44.7412 6.7213 dpt 9.4km.
Near city Granges de Furfande.
Data from SURVEY-INGV.
(Do not use for safety purpose).#terremoto #earthquake #italyearthquake
Powered by https://t.co/LpwMF9p7BL pic.twitter.com/9BvzWsGUjV
— Osservatorio Meteo-Sismico di Perugia (@OMSPerugia) September 10, 2019

There images show several days of seismic data from a station outside of Ochoppi, FL, USA (shown as the green triangle on the map) shows #HurricaneDorian approaching the coast of #Florida. pic.twitter.com/AqADOKe3C3
— IRIS Earthquake Sci (@IRIS_EPO) September 3, 2019

Bahan utk reasoning #IbuKotaBaru #Indonesia. Earthquake map 2017. Data from usgs pic.twitter.com/1z3MjMLO63
— agung wahyudi (@agungwah) September 2, 2019

Earthquake and big data #mapping experts: Q&A with Zach Levitt from the LA Times https://t.co/Xn0nKt77ZE
— GeoNe.ws (@GeoNe_ws) September 4, 2019

Real-time Earthquake Map UC Berkeley Seismology Lab. The Berkeley Seismological Laboratory conducts essential research on earthquakes and solid earth processes while collecting and delivering high-quality geophysical data. https://t.co/IdlH9Z2s8Y . pic.twitter.com/Hyo64WDLAK
— Janett Wawrzyniak (@wawrzyniak9) September 1, 2019

GEOMAPSTR

What do we do?

GeoMapster is a real time earthquake tracking app. This app will sort and display earthquakes by magnitude and date. Also displayed on the maps are Area of disaster (AOD). The app also geolocates a users location.

This app was created by Daniel Jimenez and Jorge Ortega as part of their final project for the coding boot camp, cultivatingcoders. The goal was to use open source software to fetch the data from a public database and display it in a map with custom icons.

the app is developed with the following technologies;

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