adloc-fastapi

You can locate earthquakes from noisy seismic picks via a REST API by sending phase arrival times and station data to a FastAPI endpoint, which returns robust origin time and coordinates. The service applies RANSAC to filter outlier picks.

RANSAC robust earthquake location is a technique that estimates seismic origin time and coordinates while identifying and discarding outlier phase picks. It is needed when arrival time data contains noise or errors that could skew traditional location results.

You configure bounding regions and thresholds for earthquake location by passing a flexible config object alongside your picks and stations payload to the API endpoint. This config defines spatial boundaries and RANSAC parameters for the location algorithm.

Yes, you can use FastAPI for regional scale seismic monitoring workflows. The service accepts structured picks and stations input to locate regional to local scale events, providing a lightweight RESTful interface suitable for research deployments.

Yes, the AdLoc FastAPI service supports health checks. It satisfies standard REST API requirements including a dedicated health check endpoint, structured input and output for picks and stations, and configurable location parameters.

Earthquake location results are often inaccurate with noisy phase picks because outliers skew the origin time and coordinate estimation. Using a RANSAC-based robust location approach isolates bad picks and improves result reliability.