Paul,

Part of the problem could be the computers time being off. If you are using
WinQuake, and if the station is using SDR (my data logging software) with
some type of time reference (GPS, WWV or WWVB), you should see an (L) next
to the start time in the event window. The L indicates that SDR was locked
to some time reference when the event file was created so the timing should
be correct to within a few milliseconds,

Regards,
Larry Cochrane
Redwood City, PSN

At 01:16 PM 5/1/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Dear members:
>I have received several event files for the quake we got here in
>Newcomb, NY, on 4/20/00.  I noticed that the origin time was different
>for each seismogram.  Is the discrepancy due to differences in
>calibration of the clocks on the host computers?
>
>Special thanks to all of you who sent me event files of the quake.
>
>Yours truly,
>Paul Jebb
>Newcomb Central School
>
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