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GEE News

January 27, 2005

The 2.1.1 version of the manual is now online. You can get to it in the documentation section of this site.


January 13, 2005

You can now access the documentation for GEE through this site. The Documentation page includes a .pdf version of the GEE User Manual intended for use with the 2.0.8 version of GEE. We're putting the final touches on the 2.1.1 version of the manual, so it should be up soon.


December 15, 2004

GEE version 2.1.1 has just been released! There aren't really any new features, but this release fixes some speed-related issues.


December 14, 2004

GEE version 2.1 is now available for download! We have added a "Regional Hot Spots" feature, which you can get to from the GEE intro screen. This feature allows you to view areas known for active seismicity.Current "Hot Spots" include: the Mt. St. Helens area, California, and the USArray Network.


September 3, 2004

GEE version 2.0.8 is available for your dowloading enjoyment! We have fixed GEE's ability to work without an internet connection, so if you plan to use GEE for this purpose, we highly recommend that you upgrade.


July 27, 2004

GEE 2.0.7 is now ready for download! Several significant reliability and robustness issues have been resolved.


February 6, 2004

GEE 2.0.5 is now ready for download! We apologize for the quick release, but a significant bug related to displaying of seismograms was found shortly after the 2.0.4 version that we thought warranted a new version.


January 22, 2004

GEE 2.0.4 is now ready for download! Several bugs have been fixed, including particle motion and travel time flags. Gee is now able to get stations from other networks via the station chooser in the edit menu.


January 8, 2004

GEE 2.0.2 is out! This release fixes problems with double-clicking data files on Macs, the Detecting the Layered Earth module, and an issue with the day Viewer occasionally locking up.


October 31, 2003

We have learned that there is a problem with java some upgrades of Apple's new version of OSX, aka Panther. This causes GEE, along with all other java programs, to not run. Apple is working on the problem and should have it fixed soon. More information can be found at this site and Apple's Java Developer site in this TechNote.


GEE is made possible by the University of South Carolina's Department of Geological Sciences and the IRIS Consortium
GEE is now an element of Project GEE and is supported by an and NSF ITR grant to USC and the DLESE Program Center. Stay tuned for further developments!

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