Epicenter - Global Earthquakes 1.9.2

Epicenter - Definition: The location on the surface of the earth directly above the origin of an earthquake.

Interact with the latest 30 days of global earthquake data displayed on a responsive, rotatable, and zoomable globe.

Key features of the app:

• Access to 30 days of combined earthquake locations from USGS and EMSC databases, totaling over 10,000 earthquakes
• Explore earthquake and terrain data by rotating and zooming the globe
• Compatible with iPhone and iPad, supporting both portrait and landscape modes
• Includes a Today Widget and Apple Watch app for convenient access
• Tap on an epicenter to view details such as magnitude, depth, and seismic source
• Direct links to USGS website for detailed reports on recorded earthquakes
• Utilize the "Date Scroller" to navigate through earthquake occurrences over time
• Animate earthquake sequences with the "Play" button, compressing 30 days into 10 seconds
• Customizable settings offering a selection of map terrain styles, display options for plate boundaries and fault lines, sorting preferences by magnitude or depth, plotting styles, and unit systems (Metric or Imperial)
• Apple Watch app for monitoring earthquake activity in the past 24 hours with data on closest and largest quakes worldwide, including magnitude, proximity, timing, location details, and a map view
• iOS Today Widget for quick access to earthquake data from the past 24 hours with details on nearest quake to your location and the largest quake globally; tap functionality directs back to the main app with automatic zoom on the selected event