Today I added calibrated clusters “austin” (Nevada), “khutia” (western Georgia) and “ardahan” (northeastern Turkey) to GCCEL. It may take a few days for them to show up on the ScienceBase website and they will only appear at the ISC Dataset Repository when I have added enough new clusters to justify a new distribution. The mloc folders for these three clusters are available now on this website.
A recent version of the Global Catalog of Calibrated Earthquake Locations (GCCEL) has been published in the Data Repository of the International Seismological Centre, with the link https://doi.org/10.31905/MFDY4QHD.
I’ve posted v10.6.1 of mloc on the mloc distribution page. The Desktop User’s Manual has been updated accordingly and is available for download from the User’s Manual page.
I created a file gccel.kmz for displaying the current GCCEL dataset in Google Earth or any other program that can handle a kmz file. The file can also be downloaded from the GCCEL section of this website. Cluster hypocentroids are organized by country and shown in red; clicking the icon displays a lot of information about the cluster. Individual epicenters are shown in yellow; clicking the icon gives information on the hypocenter, magnitude and calibration level. Display of epicenters (all or none) can be toggled on or off.