I played with Kepler GL a couple of years ago to visualise the Canterbury quakes. It's kinda phenomenal to see how frequent the little ones are, and the afters

I played with Kepler GL a couple of years ago to visualise the Canterbury quakes. It's kinda phenomenal to see how frequent the little ones are, and the aftershocks from big ones take a while to drop off... https://itnext.io/using-kepler-gl-to-visualise-over-35-000-earthquakes-near-christchurch-new-zealand-d207a760e000?gi=6fc90e78b53b https://itnext.io/using-kepler-gl-to-visualise-over-35-000-e... for the curious